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THE AUTOMOBILE SUSPENSION SYSTEM

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
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1.

What is the main purpose of a vehicle's suspension system?                                                           

a)
To increase fuel efficiency
b)
To make the vehicle louder
c)
To improve the vehicle's top speed
d)

provide a smooth and comfortable ride by absorbing shocks and vibrations from the road.

2.

Name two types of springs used in vehicle suspension systems.                                  

a)
Shock absorbers and struts
b)
Torsion springs and air springs
c)
Compression springs and extension springs
d)
Coil springs and leaf springs
3.

                   

How do shock absorbers (dampers) contribute to a smoother ride?                                              

a)

by making the vehicle more unstable on the road

b)

reducing the bouncing and vibrations experienced by the vehicle and its passengers.

c)

increasing the impact of bumps and uneven road surfaces

d)

causing more bouncing and vibrations for the vehicle and its passengers

4.

What is the role of control arms in a suspension system?                                                                 

a)

connect the wheel hub to the vehicle's frame, allowing for movement up and down while maintaining stability and control.

b)

designed to increase fuel efficiency

c)

used to hold the steering wheel in place

d)

provide extra storage space in the vehicle

5.

How do sway bars help improve stability during turns?  

a)
Sway bars have no effect on stability during turns.
b)
Sway bars reduce body roll and distribute force evenly between the wheels.
c)
Sway bars increase body roll and distribute force unevenly between the wheels.
d)
Sway bars make the vehicle more prone to tipping over during turns.
6.

Describe the function of bushings in a suspension system.                                                                   

a)

purely decorative and has no impact on the vehicle's performance.

b)

serve to increase the overall weight of the vehicle.

c)

to provide a rigid and inflexible connection between suspension components.

d)

provide a cushioning and damping effect, as well as to allow for movement and flexibility in the suspension components.

7.

How do tires and wheels contribute to the performance of a suspension system?

a)
Tires and wheels have no impact on the performance of a suspension system
b)
Tires and wheels make the suspension system more prone to shocks and instability
c)
Tires and wheels contribute to the performance of a suspension system by reducing traction and causing skidding
d)
Tires and wheels contribute to the performance of a suspension system by providing traction, absorbing shocks, and maintaining stability during cornering and braking.