WorksheetsChassis quiz
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
How would a lozenged chassis drive?
Backwards
Sideways
Crab-like
Self-steer
How would a bent chassis drive?
Crab-like
Self-steer
Backwards
Sideways
Where is the compression member on a Monocoque chassis?
Floor
Roof
Doors
Front
What part of a Monocoque chassis holds tension?
Boot
Crumple zones
Floor
Doors
What is the purpose of crumple zones?
To protect the occupants
To protect the bodywork
To protect the transmission
To protect the windows
What provides us with extra strength on a monocoque chassis?
Rubber mounts
Crumple zones
Ribbed/corrugated metal
Rear wing
What is unique about a Land Rover chassis?
Cruciform layout
It's welded
Removable cross-member
Tubular chassis
What does the inswept area on a chassis allow for?
Torsional stresses
Suspension movement
Steering movement
Engine movement
What does the upswept area of a chassis allow for?
Suspension movement
Steering movement
Crumple zones
Inswept area
What are the 3 methods of fastening a chassis?
Riveting
Bolting
Glueing
Welding
Folding
What frame layout does a Land Rover utilise?
Monocoque
Backbone
Ladder
Cruciform
Which of these ISN'T a chassis frame layout?
Ladder
Monocoque
Racing
Backbone
Cruciform
Tubular sections provide great resistance to what forces?
Torsional
Bending
Internal
What type of chassis combines both frame and bodywork?
Backbone
Cruciform
Monocoque
Ladder
Where are the crumple zones located
Front
Roof
Floor
Rear
Which of these isn't a chassis frame section?
Roof section
Tubular section
Box section
Channel section
I section
What type of chassis does a Land Rover utilise?
Cruciform
Monocoque
Backbone
Ladder
