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Anh Văn Chuyên Ngành

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 29mins

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1.

An engine is a machine for converting energy into motion or ……………… work.

a)

chemical

b)

mechanical

c)

hydraulic

d)

pneumatic

2.

The two basic types of piston engines are the …………………….

a)

rotary and reciprocating

b)

pushrod and reciprocating

c)

gasoline and spark-ignition

d)

spark-ignition and compression-ignition

3.

The differences between the spark-ignition engine and the compression-ignition are: ……………………

a)

the type of fuel used

b)

the way the fuel gets into the cylinder

c)

the way the fuel is ignited

d)

All of the above

4.

Rudolf Diesel, a German engineer, ………………. the diesel engine.

a)

did

b)

make

c)

invented

d)

discovered

5.

All the following are true about diesel engines EXCEPT ………………

a)

no throttle valve

b)

high compression ratio

c)

spark plugs make starting easier

d)

speed and power controlled by quantity of fuel injected

6.

In the diesel or compression-ignition engine, the fuel mixes air ……………. it enters the engine cylinder.

a)

before

b)

after

c)

during

d)

by

7.

The only ……………. engine now used in automobiles is the Wankel engine.

a)

rotary

b)

Sterling

c)

piston

d)

hybrid

8.

The two fuel systems used with spark-ignition engines are: ………………

a)

carbureted and diesel

b)

fuel injection and diesel

c)

port and throttle body

d)

fuel injected and carbureted

9.

Unlike steam engines and turbines, internal-combustion engines develop no torque when starting, and therefore provision must be made for turning the ……………. so that the cycle of operation can begin.

a)

camshaft

b)

crankshaft

c)

driveshaft

d)

gearshaft

10.

Automobile engines are normally started by means of an electric motor or …………. that is geared to the crankshaft with a clutch that automatically disengages the motor after the engine has started.

a)

generator

b)

starter

c)

supercharger

d)

shock absorber

11.

The piston engine produces power by the …………….

a)

rotation of the crankshaft

b)

combustion pressure pushing on pistons

c)

valve action

d)

up-and-down movement of pistons

12.

To change reciprocating motion to rotary, the engine has ……………

a)

a crankshaft and a camshaft

b)

piston and connecting rods

c)

camshafts and connecting rods

d)

connecting rods and a crankshaft

13.

In all engines some means of igniting the fuel in the cylinder is provided, and …………. the heat of combustion, all engines are equipped with some type of cooling system.

a)

although

b)

where

c)

since

d)

because of

14.

The three basic cylinder arrangements for automotive engines are ………….

a)

flat, radial, V

b)

in a row, in-line, opposed

c)

in-line, V, opposed

d)

V, double line, opposed

15.

An engine with the camshaft in the block operates the valve through …………….

a)

valve lifters

b)

pushrods

c)

rocker arms

d)

All of above

16.

As the piston moves up the cylinder, the air-fuel mixture is compressed and the …………….

a)

temperature increases

b)

pressure increases

c)

air-fuel mixture gets hot

d)

All of above

17.

At the moment of explosion, the temperature within the cylinder is extremely high. Cylinders are therefore provided with …………., through which water is rapidly circulated.

a)

guards

b)

coats

c)

jackets

d)

sumps

18.

During combustion of gasoline in the engine ……….

a)

hydrogen unites with oxygen to form water

b)

oxygen unites with carbon to form carbon dioxide

c)

some carbon unites with oxygen to form carbon monoxide

d)

All of above

19.

During the …………. stroke, the high pressure created by the burning mixture forces the piston downward.

a)

intake

b)

compression

c)

power

d)

exhaust

20.

The two kinds of piston rings are ………...

a)

pressure and sealing

b)

oil-scraper and blowby

c)

snap and sealing

d)

compression and oil control

21.

The ignition system performs all the following jobs EXCEPT ……….

a)

controls the compression pressure

b)

produces the spark that jumps the spark-plug gap

c)

ignites the compressed air-fuel mixture

d)

delivers the spark at the proper time

22.

Piston rings installed upside down may cause ……………

a)

excess oil consumption

b)

broken piston lands

c)

rapid cylinder-wall wear

d)

overheating

23.

There are two basic types of internal combustion engines: …………….

a)

piston and reciprocating

b)

reciprocating and rotary

c)

reciprocating and pushrod

d)

rotary and spark-ignition

24.

A piston stroke is a piston movement from …………

a)

BDC to TDC

b)

TDC to BDC

c)

both A and B

d)

neither A nor B

25.

The correct order in which the four piston strokes occur in the engine is ……………

a)

intake, compression, power, exhaust

b)

intake, power, compression, exhaust

c)

compression, power, intake, exhaust

d)

exhaust, compression, intake, power

26.

Most devices on the car are powered by …………….

a)

the engine

b)

electricity

c)

electronics

d)

vacuum

27.

The volume that the piston displaces as it moves from BDC to TDC is the ……….

a)

compression stroke

b)

compression rate

c)

volumetric efficiency

d)

piston displacement

28.

The primary purpose of the ………… is to prove inertia to keep the crankshaft rotating during the three no-power-producing strokes of the piston.

a)

flywheel

b)

steering wheel

c)

piston

d)

cylinder

29.

From the clutch the power flows through the …………. in one of several speeds and is delivered into the rear-axle drive gears.

a)

flywheel

b)

springs

c)

transmission

d)

stabilizers

30.

Flexible coupling, called universal joints, allows the rear axle housing and the wheels to move up and down while the transmission remains …………….

a)

stationary

b)

moving

c)

rotary

d)

reciprocating

31.

The drive shaft is used on front-engine, rear wheel drive vehicles to couple the transmission output shaft to the …………… input shaft.

a)

clutch

b)

suspension

c)

wheel

d)

differential

32.

The primary purpose of the ………… system is to isolate the car body from the vertical motion of the wheel as they travel over the rough road surface.

a)

steering

b)

transmission

c)

suspension

d)

ignition

33.

Similar to the …………., the shock absorbers also produce a force that acts to support the weight of the car.

a)

gears

b)

springs

c)

rings

d)

rods

34.

The shock absorber consists of a cylinder and piston assembly. The cylinder is filled with viscous ………

a)

oil

b)

gasoline

c)

diesel

d)

water

35.

Most of the …………. energy of the car is dissipated by the brakes during deceleration and stopping.

a)

electrical

b)

chemical

c)

kinetic

d)

lighting

36.

The braking force that decelerates the car results from …………. between the disk and the pads.

a)

corrosion

b)

friction

c)

wear

d)

erosion

37.

The braking force that decelerates the car results from …………. between the disk and the pads.

a)

corrosion

b)

friction

c)

wear

d)

erosion

38.

Steering functions by rotating the plane of the ……….wheels in the desired direction of the turn.

a)

rear

b)

back

c)

front

d)

none is correct

39.

One of the purposes of the …………. is to allow each drive wheel to turn at a different speed.

a)

transmission

b)

brakes

c)

drive train

d)

differential

40.

All have the property that the deflection of the spring is known ………….the spring rate.

a)

as

b)

than

c)

so

d)

such

41.

Under the normal driving conditions, the brakes ………. in contact with the disk, and the disk is free to rotate.

a)

cannot

b)

do not

c)

are not

d)

can not

42.

All the following provide different gear ratios EXCEPT

a)

manual transmission

b)

automatic transaxle

c)

manual transaxle

d)

clutch

43.

In an electronic control system, the devices that provide information are ………

a)

sensors

b)

outputs

c)

actuators

d)

control units

44.

Which of these statements about a closed container is correct?

a)

temperature increases with increasing pressure

b)

pressure increases with increasing temperature

c)

both A and B

d)

neither A nor B

45.

The firing order is the ……….

a)

order in which the cylinders are numbered

b)

sequence in which the cylinders deliver their power strokes

c)

direction in which the crankshaft rotates

d)

sequence in which the connecting rods attach along the crankshaft

46.

The camshaft is driven by sprockets and chain or toothed belt or by

a)

the distributor shaft

b)

an oil-pump gear

c)

timing gears

d)

a timing belt

47.

Valve overlap is the number of degrees of crankshaft rotation during which

a)

both intake and exhaust valves are closed

b)

both intake and exhaust valves are open

c)

the valves are moving from fully closed to the timing point

d)

the valves float

48.

The two fuel systems used with spark-ignition engines are

a)

carbureted and diesel

b)

fuel injection and diesel

c)

port and throttle body

d)

fuel injected and carbureted

49.

The two locations for the fuel injectors are

a)

in the cylinder and on the intake manifold

b)

in the throttle body and in the intake ports

c)

on the two sides of the air horn

d)

in the intake manifold and in the exhaust manifold

50.

All the following are true about diesel engines EXCEPT

a)

no throttle valve

b)

high compression ratio

c)

speed and power controlled by quantity of fuel injected

d)

spark plugs make starting easier

51.

The device that provides spark advance by pushing the breaker cam ahead as engine speed increases is the

a)

vacuum advance mechanism

b)

throttle body

c)

primary resistance

d)

centrifugal advance mechanism

52.

In the electronic ignition system, the primary circuit is opened and closed by……..

a)

a solenoid

b)

contact points

c)

a mechanism switch

d)

an electronic switch

53.

When the gear ratio through the transmission is 1: 1, the transmission is in

a)

overdrive

b)

direct drive

c)

underdrive

d)

neutral

54.

In a rear-wheel-drive vehicle, when the rear wheels move up and down

a)

the drive line changes length

b)

the angle of drive changes

c)

both A and B

d)

neither A nor B

55.

The purpose of the glow plug is to

a)

control engine idle speed

b)

provide sparks to ignite the compressed air-fuel mixture

c)

warm the fuel

d)

add heat to the precombustion chamber

56.

In electronic ignition systems, the ………… are replaced by a switch.

a)

differential

b)

breaker points

c)

distributor

d)

piston

57.

A …….. having a number of lobes equal to the number of cylinders is mounted on the distributor shaft.

a)

spark plug

b)

cam

c)

ring

d)

spring

58.

The cylinder head forms the upper end of the combustion chamber. The lower end is formed by the ……….

a)

Piston

b)

Compression ring

c)

Spark plug

d)

Valve