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WorksheetsAg Power Alternative with review 2
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 48mins
In the carburetor, the narrowing of the tube where the gas is sucked up from the bowl is known as the _________?
Bernoulli
Float
Venturi
Choke
During the Compression stroke the piston moves________
During the Power stroke the piston moves________
Three methods of heat transfer are
conduction, potential, radiation
potential, kinetic, convection
conduction, kinetic, convection
conduction, convection, radiation
The connecting rod connects what two engine parts together?
Piston and Camshaft
Piston and Crankcase
Piston and Flywheel
Piston and Crankshaft
What are the egg-shaped pieces on the camshaft called?
Cam Lobs
Cam Valves
Cam retainers
Cam tappets
During which stroke does the spark plug fire and cause combustion in the cylinder?
Intake
Compression
Power
Exhaust
What is the purpose of the compression ring?
provide a seal between the piston and crankshaft
provide a seal between the piston and the cylinder
provide a seal between the cylinder and the crankshaft
provides a seal between crankshaft and crankcase
Which of the following is a function of a small engine?
To change heat energy into mechanical energy
To change kinetic energy into potential energy
To change rotary motion into vertical motion
To change reciprocal motion into circular motion
What theory does the ignition armature rely on to work?
Induction Theory
Bernoulli's Principle
the Venturi Effect
Four Stroke Theory
What does the idle circuit do?
allows a little fuel/air mixture to bypass the throttle plate to maintain the engine
to mix the gas and air together
makes gas come up to the carburetor from the fuel bowl
Creates a vacuum in the combustion chamber
What is the adjustment made on the governor of small engines?
the static governor adjustment
the idle circuit screw
the ignition amateur air gap adjustment
the valve clearance adjustment
What are the two systems for cooling an engine?
Liquid and air cooling systems
jet propulsion and injection systems
oil and vinegar cooling systems
chemical and physical systems
Which engine type requires oil to be mixed into gas
Single cylinder
Two stroke engines
Four Stroke Engines
Auto engines
What is the number one shop safety rule?
Report all accidents to the instructor
Always wear safety glasses
No horseplaying
Know where the fire extinguishers are located
What is this ?
exhaust gasket
Sump gasket
Carburetor gasket
Head gasket
If your engine is running rich, this means?
There is more air than gas in the air/fuel mixture
There is more gas in the air in the air/fuel mixture
That the choke is closed
That the smoke coming from the engine is white
What danger does running an engine inside the shop present that requires students to open a window?
Carbon monoxide poisoning
bruising from a falling engine
a gas explosion
slipping on an oil spill
Why does the flywheel have to be so heavy?
It helps provide inertia to keep the engine going
engines are sold by the pound
it helps slow the engine to a stop
magnets are heavy and the flywheel has 1 or more
What does the idle spring do?
Keeps tension on the governor to maintain a consistent rpms at idle
nothing, its idle after all
Increases the gas when the engine is under heavy load
Decreases the gas when the engine is under heavy load
The governor connecting rod and spring connected to what?
the throttle plate
the choke plate
the ignition amature
the oil slinger
What role does the flywheel play in the ignition system?
Provides the magnet to complete the induction theory cycle
provides the electrical current to complete the induction theory cycle
the electrical conductor to complete the induction theory cycle
it doesn't
There are __________________ rings on a small engine piston.
one
two
three
four
A lawn mower typically will have a __________________ crankshaft.
vertical
diagonal
horizontal
flat
The typical cooling system on a small engine uses _____________ to transfer heat.
fins
channels
fans
vacuum
If a truck exerts a force of 100 lbs. and moves a load 33 ft. in 1 sec. How much Horsepower is being used? (Power = Force X Distance / time)(1HP = 550 ft.lbs/sec)
2 HP
4 HP
6 HP
8 HP
The term alternative energy refers to the use of any of various renewable power sources in place of
Solar Energy
Fossil Fuels
Nuclear Power
Wind Power
Which of the following is not considered an alternative energy source?
Solar Energy
Wind Power
Nuclear Fission
Nuclear Fusion
True or False - Biomass can be used in both a gas and a liquid form?
True
False
Which crops are grown as a dedicated energy crop?
Corn and Barley
Corn and Soybeans
Corn and Wheat
Soybeans and Barley
True or False: A wind power plant and a coal-fired power plant both generate electricity using turbines.
True
False
True or False: Wind energy poses no threats to wildlife.
True
False
Why are fossil fuels not a good long term energy source? Choose all that apply.
they produce emissions that are harmful to the environment
they have a limited supply
they are renewable
they are not as reliable as solar power
What type of energy is being produced in the picture?
wind
hydroelectric
solar
nuclear
What type of energy is being produced in the picture?
wind
hydroelectric
solar
nuclear
What type of energy is being produced in the picture?
wind
hydroelectric
solar
nuclear
Hot water is pumped up from deep inside Earth and is used to heat homes or to generate electricity. This describes...
biomass
hydroelectric energy
geothermal energy
tidal power
The term Geothermal refers to?
Geometry is hard
Earth's heat
Earth's average temperature
Geometric shapes
What part of a solar cell converts light to electricity?
Photon meter
Photovoltaic cell
Photon cell
Photographic cell
There are two types of Solar Heating. They are?
Passive and Potential
Active and Kinetic
Passive and Active
Potential and Kinetic
An example of Active Solar heating is?
The inside of my car warming up from sunlight
The lake giving off heat in November
The dark stone floor absorbing sunlight in the winter
a Solar panel producing DC electricty.
PV cells are made of what material that is manipulated to have either to many electrons or to few electrons to cause the electrons to flow when light hits them?
Layers of Silicon
Layers of Crystals
Layers of copper
None of the above
What is the name of this type of screw driver?
Phillips head
flat head
hex head
D head
49 INCHES = ____________feet
3 ' - 11"
4' - 1"
4' - 3"
4' - 10"
Name the following tool?
Cold Chisels
Flat head screwdrivers
Wood Files or Rasp
Awl
Which below is a English standard unit of measurement to measure how long a pencil is?
Millimeter
Centimeter
Inches
Feet
An action in which a force applied to an object and causes a displacement of the object
Power
Work
Force
All of the Above
Three methods of heat transfer are
conduction, potential, radiation
potential, kinetic, convection
conduction, kinetic, convection
conduction, convection, radiation
Which formula below explains Ohm's Law?
Power =
Voltage x current
Voltage = Power/current
Resistance =
Voltage/Current
Current =
Power/Resistance
What happens to current when resistance in a circuit decreases?
The current increases
The current remains the same
The current decreases
The current jumps around
What frequency is the US power grid on?
40 Hz
50 Hz
60 Hz
70 Hz
In a series circuit, which below is true?
Electricity has multiple paths to take
If the circuit is complete, there is only one path for electricity to flow
When there is a break in the circuit, devices will still work
None of the above
What does conductor mean?
materials that allow electrons to flow easily
substance or device which does not readily conduct electricity.
Heat will not pass through the material
All the above
What is this item?
Handy box
Junction Box
Panel Box
Service meter
Which is a device used to measure electric power consumption?
Handy box
Junction Box
Panel Box
Service meter
What is this item?
caps for electrical box
wire nut
dielectric gel caps
cable grippers
What benefit does a breaker have over a fuse?
They are cheaper
They are reusable
Breakers can carry more voltage
Fuses do not burn up
In code correct wiring for a house (120VAC), what are the colors of each wire?
Neutral-Black, Ground-Green, Load-Whte
Ground-Copper, Neutral-White, Load-Black
Ground-White, Neutral-Black, Load-Copper
Load-Black, Ground-White, Neutral-Copper
What gauge of wire is typically used for 15 amp circuits?
10 ga
12 ga
14 ga
16 ga
What do we call romex cable that has 2 14 gauge conductors and 1 ground wire?
14-2
14-3
What type of circuit is shown in the picture?
Series Circuit
Broken Circuit
Parallel Circuit
Open Circuit
Long nosed pliers
diagonal side cutting pliers
linemans pliers
Wire strippers
