wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Internal Combustion Engines Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two most commonly used internal combustion engines?

a)

Gasoline and Electric

b)

Diesel and Electric

c)

Gasoline and Diesel

d)

Hybrid and Electric

2.

Why are gasoline engines less noisy compared to diesel engines?

a)

Due to smoother combustion process

b)

Due to better structural design

c)

Due to better fuel economy

d)

Due to higher compression ratio

3.

What is the main difference in the combustion process between gasoline and diesel engines?

a)

Gasoline engines have a pre-mixed fuel and air while diesel engines mix during combustion

b)

Gasoline engines have a controlled combustion process while diesel engines have uncontrolled combustion

c)

Gasoline engines have a fuel injector while diesel engines use a spark plug

d)

Gasoline engines have a higher compression ratio than diesel engines

4.

Why is it not advisable to put gasoline in a diesel engine?

a)

It will improve fuel economy

b)

It will cause detonations due to highly compressed air

c)

It will lead to smoother combustion

d)

It will not cause any firing

5.

What is the reason behind diesel engines having better fuel economy compared to gasoline engines?

a)

Due to smoother combustion process

b)

Due to higher compression ratio

c)

Due to better structural design

d)

Due to pre-mixed fuel and air

6.

What happens if atomized diesel is sprayed into high temperature air?

a)

Spontaneous combustion occurs

b)

Smooth combustion occurs

c)

No combustion occurs

d)

Detonations occur

7.

Why do diesel engines require a more rugged structural design than gasoline engines?

a)

Due to smoother combustion process

b)

Due to better fuel economy

c)

Due to uncontrolled combustion process

d)

Due to higher compression ratio

8.

What is the main difference in the way fuels burn between gasoline and diesel engines?

a)

Diesel is less volatile than gasoline

b)

Gasoline readily evaporates while diesel does not properly mix with air

c)

Diesel readily evaporates while gasoline does not properly mix with air

d)

Gasoline is less volatile than diesel

9.

What is the purpose of a fuel injector in diesel engines?

a)

To mix fuel and air before combustion

b)

To achieve a high compression ratio

c)

To reduce excessive vibration and noise

d)

To initiate combustion

10.

Why can diesel engines achieve a good compression ratio without the risk of self-ignition?

a)

Due to compressing only the air

b)

Due to pre-mixed fuel and air

c)

Due to better structural design

d)

Due to smoother combustion process

11.

What is the main reason why gasoline engines are preferable for lightweight applications?

a)

Due to higher compression ratio

b)

Due to less noise and vibration

c)

Due to better fuel economy

d)

Due to smoother combustion process

12.

What is the outcome of putting gasoline in a diesel engine?

a)

Improved fuel economy

b)

No firing

c)

Detonations

d)

Smooth combustion

13.

What is the outcome of putting diesel in a gasoline engine?

a)

Improved fuel economy

b)

No firing

c)

Detonations

d)

Smooth combustion

14.

Why does combustion in a diesel engine turn out to be an uncontrolled process?

a)

Due to combustion beginning anywhere in the combustion chamber

b)

Due to high compression ratio

c)

Due to better fuel economy

d)

Due to smoother combustion process

15.

What is the main reason behind the excessive vibration and noise in diesel engines?

a)

Due to smoother combustion process

b)

Due to better fuel economy

c)

Due to uncontrolled combustion process

d)

Due to higher compression ratio