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Mid term Hydraulic

Total questions: 146

Worksheet time: 4hrs 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transfer force from one point to another.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

2.

Pneumatics is concerned with a system that uses:

a)

Oil

b)

Expanded air

c)

Compressed air

d)

Electricity

3.

Air is compressible and liquid is incompressible.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

If an object is compressible it can be squeezed to fit into a smaller space than it normally does.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Select the machine which does not use hydraulics.

a)
b)
c)
d)
6.

What is a hydraulic system?

a)

A system that uses a liquid under pressure to transmit a force to do work.

b)

A system that uses a gas under pressure to transmit a force to do work

c)

Pascal's law.

d)

It uses water to push an object.

7.

Where can you look on your car to see a good example of a basic piston-driven hydraulic system?

a)

The power steering system

b)

The instrument panel

c)

The brake system

d)

The radio system

8.

Which one of the following is an example of a hydraulically operated machine?

a)

A wheel barrow

b)

A laptop computer

c)

A bulldozer

d)

A vacuum cleaner

9.

What is one of the best places to get up close with the large hydraulic machines?

a)

At the local mall

b)

A deli

c)

A construction site

d)

Farmers market

10.

Which of the following sentence is true?

a)

Gases are easy to squish

b)

Liquids are easy to squish

11.

A ________ is a sliding plug that fits closely inside the bore of a cylinder

a)

A jack

b)

A piston

c)

A valve

12.

What does Pascal's law state?

a)

When you apply a small amount of pressure to a compressed fluid, it will send that pressure nowhere.

b)

When you apply pressure to a confined fluid, the fluid will send that pressure out in all directions at the same rate.

c)

When you apply a large amount of pressure to an object, it will float.

d)

When you use a fluid to apply pressure, the pressure will release.

13.

Which one is an example of a pneumatic system?

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

How are a hydraulic system and pneumatic system different?

a)

One is more powerful than the other.

b)

One uses a gas, and the other uses a liquid.

c)

One has a pump, and the other does not.

d)

One has more valves than the other.

15.

A bicycle pump is an example of a ______________________.

a)

Valve.

b)

Pneumatic system.

c)

Hydraulic system.

d)

Piston.

16.

It's important for a hydraulic system to contain what?

a)

Air bubbles

b)

No air bubbles

c)

Compressible fluid

d)

Compressible gas

17.

The great thing about hydraulic systems is that the pipe connecting the two cylinders can be__________

a)

Disconnected, yet still operate

b)

Any length and shape

c)

Filled with air

d)

All of the above

18.

Hydraulics is branch of science and engineering concerned with the use of liquids to perform___________

a)

Electrical task

b)

Magnetic task

c)

Mechanical task

d)

Electronic task

19.

Which of the following statements explains fluid power.

a)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit energy

b)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit motion.

c)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit machines

d)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized air to transmit energy

20.

What are the two branches of Fluid Power.

a)

Pneumatics and Hydrogen

b)

Pneumatics and Horsepower

c)

Pneumatics and Hydraulics

d)

Pneumatics and Horoscops

21.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transfer force from one point to another.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

22.

Pneumatic systems use compressed _________ to transfer force.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

23.

Air is compressible and liquid is incompressible.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

If an object is compressible it can be squeezed to fit into a smaller space than it normally does.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

If an object is in-compressible it can also be forced to fit into a space smaller than it usually occupies.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

An example of a compressible object is a _______________ & an example of an in-compressible object is a ______________

a)

Plastic bottle & Water

b)

Iphone & Coca Cola

c)

Land cruiser & Oil

d)

All of them are examples

27.

Select the machine which does not use hydraulics.

a)
b)
c)
d)
28.

All industrial hydraulic systems consist of the following basic components:

a)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Conductors

Power Output device

Hydraulic jack

b)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Power Output device

c)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Conductors

Power Output device

d)

Power input device

Control Device

Power Output device

29.

What is a hydraulic system?

a)

A system that uses a liquid under pressure to transmit a force to do work.

b)

A system that uses a gas under pressure to transmit a force to do work

c)

Pascal's law.

d)

It uses water to push an object.

30.
A single piston pump runs at  a ________ flow rate compared to other pumps.
a)
Higher 
b)
Lower 
c)
Medium 
d)
Growth 
31.
 What type of pump is a piston pump?
a)
Negative displacement pump
b)
Lil Pump
c)
Positive displacement pump
d)
Multi-Inverse Pump
32.
What is one advantage of a piston style pump?
a)
More tolerant to contamination 
b)
Less expensive 
c)
Least moving parts
d)
Wide range of pressure
33.
What’s one disadvantage of a piston style pump? 
a)
Least efficient 
b)
High internal leakage
c)
Higher operating costs
d)
Not designed for heavier fluids
34.
Vane pumps have many advantages, including ______   
a)
Develops good vacuum
b)
Good for high pressure
c)
Can handle high viscosity
d)
High tolerance to contaminants
35.
What is a disadvantage of a piston pump?
a)
Can't handle contaminants
b)
Heavy and bulky
c)
Slow and efficient
d)
Reduced noise
36.
True or false, there are 2 types of piston pumps, radial and axial.
a)
True
b)
False
37.

A pneumatic valve is defined as a “5/3-valve”. What do the numbers 5/3 mean in this definition?

a)

The valve has a port for the exhaust.

b)

The valve has 5 switching positions and 3 ports.

c)

The valve has a neutral position and 4 other switching positions.

d)

The valve has 5 ports and 3 switching positions.

e)

The valve has 5 ports for work conductions and a neutral position.

38.

What is the use of end position cushioning of a double-acting cylinder, as shown below?

a)

It protects the cylinder against excessively high air pressure.

b)

It reduces the noise of the escaped air.

c)

It prevents a hard striking of the piston at the end positions.

d)

It holds the piston in position.

e)

It controls the speed motion of the cylinder during extension and retraction.

39.

What is the part labeled "A" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

40.

What is the part labeled "B" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

41.

What is the part labeled "C" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

42.

What is the part labeled "D" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

43.

What is the part labeled "E" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

44.

What is the part labeled "G" in the diagram.

a)

Flow Control Valve

b)

Right-angle check valve

c)

Cylinder

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

45.

What is the part labeled "H" in the diagram.

a)

Flow Control Valve

b)

Right-angle check valve

c)

Cylinder

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

46.

The fluid power uses two types of systems: Hydraulic and Pneumatic

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transmit power

a)

Compressed Gases

b)

Liquids

c)

Oil Only

d)

Air Only

48.

Hydraulic systems can generate low to large power

a)

True

b)

False

49.

It is difficult to control Hydraulic systems and it is not accurate

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Hydraulic systems should

a)

Not be used

b)

be maintained continuously

c)

be connected to battery

51.

Hydraulic systems follow ______ law

a)

Bernoly

b)

Ohm

c)

Pascal

d)

Volt

52.

A simple common example of hydraulic system is:

a)

Car Jack

b)

Water transmission system

c)

Fuel Refinery

d)

Cooling Tower

53.

Below is/are the basic components of the hydraulic system EXCEPT:

a)

Pump

b)

Compressor

c)

Filter

d)

Directional Control Valve

54.

Choose advantages in Hydraulic System

a)

Hard to produce, transmit, store, regulate and control and maintain

b)

Easy maintanance

c)

Impossible to generate high gain in force and

d)

No noise and vibration produced

55.

Function of filter in hydraulic system is...

a)

to create the flow of oil through the system

b)

pumping action to internal gear pumps

c)

transforms hydraulic energy into rotary mechanical energy

d)

to arrest and purify the oils and thus get rid those unwanted materials

56.

List functions of check valve

a)

to block the reverse flow of oil in a fluid power circuit

b)

allows free air flow in both direction and the opposite

c)

to allow the reverse flow of oil

d)

all answer given is correct

57.

Give function of Relief Valve

a)

Protect the system from excess pressure

b)

a relief valve opens and by passess fluid when pressure exceed

c)

valve closes again when pressure falls

d)

All answer given

58.

What is below correct about accumulator

a)

pressure storage reservoir

b)

works as a pressure storage system

c)

is an energy storage device

d)

all answer given

59.

Hydraulic flow control valves are expected to control all below EXCEPT:

a)

Stopping of Flow

b)

Pressure

c)

Flow quantity

d)

Direction of Flow

60.

Pressure control valve performs the following function:

a)

Limiting maximum system pressure

b)

Gives direction of flow

c)

Control flow of fluid

d)

control flow media pressure

61.

Which below function of Tank in hydraulic system

a)

energy storage

b)

works to keep the hydraulic fluid or oil

c)

push the oil to the system

d)

control the flow of fluid

62.

State disadvantages of a Hydraulic System

a)

No leakage in hydraulic system

b)

Certain systems are exposed to friendly climate and dirty atmosphere

c)

Hydraulic element have to be machined to a high degree of precession

d)

All answer are correct

63.

The hydraulic symbol shown in figure 1 is called

a)

Single acting cylinder

b)

Hydraulic motor

c)

Double acting cylinder

d)

Direction control valve

64.

To supply sufficient flow of hydraulic system oil is called

a)

Relief valve

b)

Hydraulic pump

c)

Hydraulic cylinder

d)

Check valve

65.

A fluid used in hydraulic system for transmitting power is called

a)

Diesel

b)

Kerosene

c)

Petrol

d)

Oil

66.

Study of liquid in motion and pressure in pipes and cylinder is called

a)

Reservoir

b)

Motor

c)

Filter

d)

Hydraulic

67.

Control liquid direction, pressure, and flow rate are called

a)

Control valve

b)

Hydraulic pump

c)

Hydraulic lines

d)

Actuator

68.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transfer force from one point to another.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

69.

Pneumatics is concerned with a system that uses:

a)

Oil

b)

Expanded air

c)

Compressed air

d)

Electricity

70.

Air is compressible and liquid is incompressible.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

If an object is compressible it can be squeezed to fit into a smaller space than it normally does.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Select the machine which does not use hydraulics.

a)
b)
c)
d)
73.

What is a hydraulic system?

a)

A system that uses a liquid under pressure to transmit a force to do work.

b)

A system that uses a gas under pressure to transmit a force to do work

c)

Pascal's law.

d)

It uses water to push an object.

74.

Where can you look on your car to see a good example of a basic piston-driven hydraulic system?

a)

The power steering system

b)

The instrument panel

c)

The brake system

d)

The radio system

75.

Which one of the following is an example of a hydraulically operated machine?

a)

A wheel barrow

b)

A laptop computer

c)

A bulldozer

d)

A vacuum cleaner

76.

What is one of the best places to get up close with the large hydraulic machines?

a)

At the local mall

b)

A deli

c)

A construction site

d)

Farmers market

77.

Which of the following sentence is true?

a)

Gases are easy to squish

b)

Liquids are easy to squish

78.

A ________ is a sliding plug that fits closely inside the bore of a cylinder

a)

A jack

b)

A piston

c)

A valve

79.

What does Pascal's law state?

a)

When you apply a small amount of pressure to a compressed fluid, it will send that pressure nowhere.

b)

When you apply pressure to a confined fluid, the fluid will send that pressure out in all directions at the same rate.

c)

When you apply a large amount of pressure to an object, it will float.

d)

When you use a fluid to apply pressure, the pressure will release.

80.

Which one is an example of a pneumatic system?

a)
b)
c)
d)
81.

How are a hydraulic system and pneumatic system different?

a)

One is more powerful than the other.

b)

One uses a gas, and the other uses a liquid.

c)

One has a pump, and the other does not.

d)

One has more valves than the other.

82.

A bicycle pump is an example of a ______________________.

a)

Valve.

b)

Pneumatic system.

c)

Hydraulic system.

d)

Piston.

83.

It's important for a hydraulic system to contain what?

a)

Air bubbles

b)

No air bubbles

c)

Compressible fluid

d)

Compressible gas

84.

The great thing about hydraulic systems is that the pipe connecting the two cylinders can be__________

a)

Disconnected, yet still operate

b)

Any length and shape

c)

Filled with air

d)

All of the above

85.

Hydraulics is branch of science and engineering concerned with the use of liquids to perform___________

a)

Electrical task

b)

Magnetic task

c)

Mechanical task

d)

Electronic task

86.

Which of the following statements explains fluid power.

a)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit energy

b)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit motion.

c)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized fluid to transmit machines

d)

Fluid power is the method of using pressurized air to transmit energy

87.

What are the two branches of Fluid Power.

a)

Pneumatics and Hydrogen

b)

Pneumatics and Horsepower

c)

Pneumatics and Hydraulics

d)

Pneumatics and Horoscops

88.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transfer force from one point to another.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

89.

Pneumatic systems use compressed _________ to transfer force.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

90.

Air is compressible and liquid is incompressible.

a)

True

b)

False

91.

If an object is compressible it can be squeezed to fit into a smaller space than it normally does.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

If an object is in-compressible it can also be forced to fit into a space smaller than it usually occupies.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

An example of a compressible object is a _______________ & an example of an in-compressible object is a ______________

a)

Plastic bottle & Water

b)

Iphone & Coca Cola

c)

Land cruiser & Oil

d)

All of them are examples

94.

Select the machine which does not use hydraulics.

a)
b)
c)
d)
95.

All industrial hydraulic systems consist of the following basic components:

a)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Conductors

Power Output device

Hydraulic jack

b)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Power Output device

c)

Power input device

Control Device

Liquid

Conductors

Power Output device

d)

Power input device

Control Device

Power Output device

96.

What is a hydraulic system?

a)

A system that uses a liquid under pressure to transmit a force to do work.

b)

A system that uses a gas under pressure to transmit a force to do work

c)

Pascal's law.

d)

It uses water to push an object.

97.
A single piston pump runs at  a ________ flow rate compared to other pumps.
a)
Higher 
b)
Lower 
c)
Medium 
d)
Growth 
98.
 What type of pump is a piston pump?
a)
Negative displacement pump
b)
Lil Pump
c)
Positive displacement pump
d)
Multi-Inverse Pump
99.
What is one advantage of a piston style pump?
a)
More tolerant to contamination 
b)
Less expensive 
c)
Least moving parts
d)
Wide range of pressure
100.
What’s one disadvantage of a piston style pump? 
a)
Least efficient 
b)
High internal leakage
c)
Higher operating costs
d)
Not designed for heavier fluids
101.
Vane pumps have many advantages, including ______   
a)
Develops good vacuum
b)
Good for high pressure
c)
Can handle high viscosity
d)
High tolerance to contaminants
102.
What is a disadvantage of a piston pump?
a)
Can't handle contaminants
b)
Heavy and bulky
c)
Slow and efficient
d)
Reduced noise
103.
True or false, there are 2 types of piston pumps, radial and axial.
a)
True
b)
False
104.

A pneumatic valve is defined as a “5/3-valve”. What do the numbers 5/3 mean in this definition?

a)

The valve has a port for the exhaust.

b)

The valve has 5 switching positions and 3 ports.

c)

The valve has a neutral position and 4 other switching positions.

d)

The valve has 5 ports and 3 switching positions.

e)

The valve has 5 ports for work conductions and a neutral position.

105.

What is the use of end position cushioning of a double-acting cylinder, as shown below?

a)

It protects the cylinder against excessively high air pressure.

b)

It reduces the noise of the escaped air.

c)

It prevents a hard striking of the piston at the end positions.

d)

It holds the piston in position.

e)

It controls the speed motion of the cylinder during extension and retraction.

106.

What is the part labeled "A" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

107.

What is the part labeled "B" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

108.

What is the part labeled "C" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

109.

What is the part labeled "D" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

110.

What is the part labeled "E" in the diagram.

a)

Reservoir

b)

Electrical motor

c)

Pump

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

111.

What is the part labeled "G" in the diagram.

a)

Flow Control Valve

b)

Right-angle check valve

c)

Cylinder

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

112.

What is the part labeled "H" in the diagram.

a)

Flow Control Valve

b)

Right-angle check valve

c)

Cylinder

d)

Maximum pressure

e)

Directional Valve

113.

The fluid power uses two types of systems: Hydraulic and Pneumatic

a)

True

b)

False

114.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transmit power

a)

Compressed Gases

b)

Liquids

c)

Oil Only

d)

Air Only

115.

Hydraulic systems can generate low to large power

a)

True

b)

False

116.

It is difficult to control Hydraulic systems and it is not accurate

a)

True

b)

False

117.

Hydraulic systems should

a)

Not be used

b)

be maintained continuously

c)

be connected to battery

118.

Hydraulic systems follow ______ law

a)

Bernoly

b)

Ohm

c)

Pascal

d)

Volt

119.

A simple common example of hydraulic system is:

a)

Car Jack

b)

Water transmission system

c)

Fuel Refinery

d)

Cooling Tower

120.

Below is/are the basic components of the hydraulic system EXCEPT:

a)

Pump

b)

Compressor

c)

Filter

d)

Directional Control Valve

121.

Choose advantages in Hydraulic System

a)

Hard to produce, transmit, store, regulate and control and maintain

b)

Easy maintanance

c)

Impossible to generate high gain in force and

d)

No noise and vibration produced

122.

Function of filter in hydraulic system is...

a)

to create the flow of oil through the system

b)

pumping action to internal gear pumps

c)

transforms hydraulic energy into rotary mechanical energy

d)

to arrest and purify the oils and thus get rid those unwanted materials

123.

List functions of check valve

a)

to block the reverse flow of oil in a fluid power circuit

b)

allows free air flow in both direction and the opposite

c)

to allow the reverse flow of oil

d)

all answer given is correct

124.

Give function of Relief Valve

a)

Protect the system from excess pressure

b)

a relief valve opens and by passess fluid when pressure exceed

c)

valve closes again when pressure falls

d)

All answer given

125.

What is below correct about accumulator

a)

pressure storage reservoir

b)

works as a pressure storage system

c)

is an energy storage device

d)

all answer given

126.

Hydraulic flow control valves are expected to control all below EXCEPT:

a)

Stopping of Flow

b)

Pressure

c)

Flow quantity

d)

Direction of Flow

127.

Pressure control valve performs the following function:

a)

Limiting maximum system pressure

b)

Gives direction of flow

c)

Control flow of fluid

d)

control flow media pressure

128.

Which below function of Tank in hydraulic system

a)

energy storage

b)

works to keep the hydraulic fluid or oil

c)

push the oil to the system

d)

control the flow of fluid

129.

State disadvantages of a Hydraulic System

a)

No leakage in hydraulic system

b)

Certain systems are exposed to friendly climate and dirty atmosphere

c)

Hydraulic element have to be machined to a high degree of precession

d)

All answer are correct

130.

The hydraulic symbol shown in figure 1 is called

a)

Single acting cylinder

b)

Hydraulic motor

c)

Double acting cylinder

d)

Direction control valve

131.

To supply sufficient flow of hydraulic system oil is called

a)

Relief valve

b)

Hydraulic pump

c)

Hydraulic cylinder

d)

Check valve

132.

A fluid used in hydraulic system for transmitting power is called

a)

Diesel

b)

Kerosene

c)

Petrol

d)

Oil

133.

Study of liquid in motion and pressure in pipes and cylinder is called

a)

Reservoir

b)

Motor

c)

Filter

d)

Hydraulic

134.

Control liquid direction, pressure, and flow rate are called

a)

Control valve

b)

Hydraulic pump

c)

Hydraulic lines

d)

Actuator

135.

It applies fluid mechanics in order to generate, control and transmit power through the use of pressurized liquids.

a)

Pneumatics

b)

Hydraulics

c)

Mechanics

d)

Dynamics

136.

It is usually an electric motor or a diesel engine that gets the hydraulic system started by powering the pump.

a)

reservoir

b)

prime mover

c)

actuator

d)

valve

137.

Pneumatic fluids may be water-based, petroleum-based or synthetic.

a)

True

b)

False

138.

Its role is to displace fluid volume against a resistant load or pressure.

a)

diesel engine

b)

electric motor

c)

hydraulic pump

d)

reservoir

139.

In our circulatory system, what is the equivalent of hydraulic fluid?

a)

veins and arteries

b)

sinotrial node

c)

left and right ventricles

d)

blood

140.

These are used to start, stop and direct the flow of hydraulic fluid in the system.

a)

valves

b)

actuators

c)

pump

d)

reservoir

141.

These are used to convert hydraulic energy back to mechanical energy.

a)

valves

b)

actuators

c)

pump

d)

reservoir

142.

It holds a volume of hydraulic fluid and helps air and moisture to be released from the fluid.

a)

valves

b)

actuators

c)

pump

d)

reservoir

143.

Pressure is directly proportional to force.

a)

True

b)

False

144.

How much is the pressure if a force of 10 Newtons is applied to a cross-sectional area of 5 m2m^2   ?

a)

50 Pa

b)

2 Pa

c)

0.5 Pa

d)

15 Pa

145.

When exerting a small force over a small cross-sectional area, pressure can be transmitted to create a large force over a large cross-sectional area.

a)

True

b)

False

146.

How much is the force in Newtons if the pressure in a cross-sectional area of 20 m2m^2   is 10 Pa?

a)

2 N

b)

10 N

c)

200 N

d)

30 N