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Car Safety and Technology Terminology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does ABS stand for in automotive terms?

a)

Automatic Brake System

b)

Advanced Braking System

c)

Anti-skid Brake System

d)

Anti-lock Braking System

2.

What is the purpose of a crumple zone in a vehicle?

a)

To provide additional storage space in the trunk.

b)

To enhance passenger safety by absorbing impact energy in a collision.

c)

To improve fuel efficiency during driving.

d)

To increase the vehicle's speed in a crash.

3.

How does a highly rigid roof contribute to vehicle safety?

a)

A highly rigid roof increases fuel efficiency during driving.

b)

A highly rigid roof enhances the vehicle's aesthetic appeal.

c)

A highly rigid roof contributes to vehicle safety by preventing roof collapse and distributing impact forces during accidents.

d)

A highly rigid roof allows for more headroom inside the vehicle.

4.

What is the function of automatic emergency braking?

a)

To enhance fuel efficiency by reducing engine power.

b)

To prevent or mitigate collisions by automatically applying the brakes.

c)

To assist in parking by controlling steering.

d)

To improve vehicle speed during highway driving.

5.

Why are seat belts important in a car?

a)

Seat belts are important because they protect occupants by reducing the risk of injury during a crash.

b)

Seat belts are optional and not required by law.

c)

Seat belts are designed to make the car look better.

d)

Seat belts are only necessary for the driver.

6.

How do airbags enhance passenger safety?

a)

Airbags only protect the driver and have no effect on passengers.

b)

Airbags inflate to increase vehicle speed during a crash.

c)

Airbags provide a cushioning effect during collisions, reducing injury risk.

d)

Airbags are designed to replace seatbelts entirely.

7.

What does ESP stand for and what is its role?

a)

External Sensory Perception

b)

Enhanced Sensory Perception

c)

Extra-Sensory Perception

d)

Extra-Sensory Processing

8.

What is the advantage of a retractable steering wheel?

a)

Enhanced safety features during accidents.

b)

Increased fuel efficiency for vehicles.

c)

Improved navigation system integration.

d)

Easier access and improved comfort for drivers.

9.

What is a shatterproof windscreen designed to do?

a)

Prevent shattering and enhance safety.

b)

Increase the vehicle's fuel efficiency.

c)

Reduce noise from outside traffic.

d)

Enhance visibility in foggy conditions.

10.

How does a lane departure warning system assist drivers?

a)

It helps drivers change lanes safely.

b)

It alerts drivers when they unintentionally drift out of their lane.

c)

It provides navigation directions to the driver.

d)

It automatically steers the vehicle back into the lane.

11.

What are xenon headlights and how do they differ from regular headlights?

a)

Xenon headlights are a type of HID lighting that offers brighter, longer-lasting, and whiter illumination compared to regular halogen headlights.

b)

Xenon headlights are a type of incandescent lighting that produces a yellowish light similar to halogen headlights.

c)

Xenon headlights are a type of LED lighting that uses less energy than halogen headlights.

d)

Xenon headlights are primarily used in fog lights and do not provide better visibility than regular headlights.

12.

What safety feature helps prevent skidding during sharp turns?

a)

Cruise Control System

b)

Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

c)

Traction Control System (TCS)

d)

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

13.

How do crumple zones absorb impact energy during a collision?

a)

Crumple zones increase the speed of the vehicle during a collision.

b)

Crumple zones absorb impact energy by deforming and converting kinetic energy into deformation energy, reducing the force on occupants.

c)

Crumple zones are designed to keep the vehicle intact without any deformation.

d)

Crumple zones absorb impact energy by reflecting it back to the other vehicle.

14.

What technology is used to maintain a set speed without driver input?

a)

Lane assist

b)

Adaptive steering

c)

Speed limiter

d)

Cruise control

15.

Why is it important for vehicles to have multiple safety features?

a)

Having more safety features makes the car more expensive to maintain.

b)

Safety features are only necessary for new cars.

c)

Multiple safety features increase the vehicle's speed.

d)

It is important for vehicles to have multiple safety features to ensure comprehensive protection and minimize the risk of injury in diverse driving situations.