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Objective

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

Explain the function of the instruments and controls found in the operator’s cab.

a)

The instruments and controls are used for navigation and operation of the vehicle.

b)

The instruments and controls are decorative elements in the cab.

c)

The instruments and controls are used for communication with other vehicles.

d)

The instruments and controls are used for entertainment purposes.

2.

Describe the categories of forklift controls.

a)

Hydraulic controls, Pedal controls, and Steering controls

b)

Electrical controls, Manual controls, and Hydraulic controls

c)

Mechanical controls, Electrical controls, and Hydraulic controls

d)

Pedal controls, Steering controls, and Manual controls

3.

Switches on SDCB forklifts are used to:

a)

control the speed of the forklift

b)

operate the hydraulic system

c)

turn the forklift on and off

d)

adjust the seat position

4.

Under the supervision of an instructor, trainees should be able to do the following:

a)

Perform tasks independently

b)

Follow instructions accurately

c)

Demonstrate leadership skills

d)

Work collaboratively in teams

5.

What does forklift instrumentation include?

a)

Gauges, signals, and indicators

b)

Wheels and tires

c)

Engine and transmission

6.

Forklift controls are used to ______ the forklift and load and are accessible within the forklift’s operator cab.

a)

maneuver

b)

lift

c)

stop

d)

accelerate

7.

The function of the steering wheel with horn in the operator's cab is to:

a)

control the direction of the vehicle and sound the horn

b)

adjust the seat position

c)

control the speed of the vehicle

d)

operate the windshield wipers

8.

Which part of the operator"s cab is used to lift or lower the load?

a)

Lift/Lower lever.

b)

Steering wheel.

c)

Brake pedal.

d)

Horn button

9.

The purpose of the ignition key in the operator's cab is to:

a)

Start the engine

b)

Open the fuel tank

c)

Control the air conditioning

d)

Adjust the seat position

10.

Which part of the operator's cab is used to tilt the mast?

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11.

What is the function of the throttle in the operator's cab?

a)

To control the speed of the vehicle

b)

To steer the vehicle

c)

To apply brakes

d)

To signal turns

12.

What do instrument panels include?

a)

Gauges that monitor engine and transmission temperature, oil pressure, fuel level, and battery charge.

b)

Only speedometers.

c)

Only fuel gauges.

13.

Where may panels be located on a forklift?

a)

Behind the steering wheel, on the forklift’s dash, or as part of the steering column.

b)

Only on the roof.

c)

Only on the doors.

14.

The instrument panel may be a ________ unit.

a)

standalone

b)

integrated

c)

modular

d)

combined

15.

What does the Fuel-Level Gauge indicate on diesel engine forklifts?

a)

The amount of fuel remaining in the tank

b)

The engine temperature

c)

The battery charge level

d)

The oil pressure

16.

The function of the Engine Temperature Gauge is to:

a)

measure the speed of the vehicle

b)

indicate the fuel level

c)

monitor the engine's temperature

d)

control the air conditioning system

17.

The Transmission Oil Temperature Gauge indicates:

a)

the level of oil in the transmission

b)

the temperature of the transmission oil

c)

the pressure of the transmission oil

d)

the speed of the vehicle

18.

What does the Battery Charge Indicator show on a forklift?

a)

The amount of charge remaining in the forklift’s main batteries.

b)

The speed of the forklift.

c)

The weight of the load being carried.

d)

The temperature of the engine.

19.

When should the forklift be attached to a charger according to the Battery Charge Indicator?

a)

When the needle enters the red zone.

b)

When the needle enters the green zone.

c)

When the needle enters the yellow zone.

d)

When the needle is in the off position.

20.

What does the Service Hour Meter indicate?

a)

The period of time the machine has been running during the life of the forklift.

b)

The amount of fuel consumed by the forklift.

c)

The speed at which the forklift is moving.

d)

The weight the forklift can lift.

21.

Why is it important to monitor the Service Hour Meter on a forklift?

a)

Maintenance should be scheduled and performed based on the time shown on the meter.

b)

It helps in tracking the fuel consumption of the forklift.

c)

It ensures the forklift is operated within safe temperature limits.

d)

It provides information about the load capacity of the forklift.

22.

What are the two categories into which controls can be grouped?

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23.

Which of the following is a category of controls?

a)

Vehicle Movement

b)

Electrical Systems

c)

Hydraulic Systems

d)

Fuel Systems

24.

What type of lever is used on machines that have a torque converter drive?

a)

Forward/Neutral/Reverse (F-N-R) Lever

b)

Hydraulic Lever

c)

Manual Lever

d)

Electric Lever

25.

What is a torque converter drive commonly used for?

a)

Powering forklifts

b)

Controlling hydraulic fluid

c)

Manual operations

d)

Electric vehicles

26.

What is the other form of drive mentioned besides the torque converter drive?

a)

Hydrostatic drive

b)

Electric drive

c)

Manual drive

d)

Pneumatic drive

27.

What type of shifter may be found on electric-powered forklifts?

a)

Manual shifter

b)

Automatic shifter

c)

Similar type of shifter as shown

d)

Hydraulic shifter

28.

What type of pedals do IC-powered forklifts have?

a)

Throttle, brake, and inching pedal

b)

Throttle and brake pedal

c)

Brake and inching pedal

29.

Engage the _______ whenever exiting the forklift or leaving it unattended.

a)

parking brake

b)

ignition switch

c)

seat belt

d)

accelerator

30.

What is the purpose of the levers on a forklift?

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31.

The symbols on the levers show the fork’s action based on the direction the lever is moved.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

The hydraulic mast controls on a conventional forklift may include a lift cylinder, tilt cylinder, and, depending on the forklift’s features, a carriage sideshift and/or forks spread _______.

a)

cylinders

b)

levers

c)

gears

d)

pistons

33.

What does the first lever (lift control) control in a forklift?

a)

The tilt of the mast

b)

The lift cylinder to raise and lower the carriage

c)

The side shift movement of the carriage

34.

What is the function of the second lever (tilt control) in a forklift?

a)

Controls the lift cylinder

b)

Controls the tilt of the mast

c)

Controls the side shift movement

35.

Fill in the blank: The third or fourth lever (side shift or spread control) controls the ________ of the carriage or the spreading and narrowing of the forks.

a)

side shift movement

b)

lifting height

c)

tilt angle

d)

speed

36.

What should you adjust before starting the forklift?

a)

Seat height, armrests, and mirrors

b)

Engine

c)

Tires

37.

Adjustments can affect safety as well as ________.

a)

operator comfort

b)

fuel efficiency

c)

engine power

d)

vehicle speed

38.

If you will be working at night, what should you familiarize yourself with?

a)

Light switches

b)

Brake system

c)

Fuel gauge

39.

What is the function of a switch in an electrical circuit?

a)

To increase voltage

b)

To make or break the circuit

c)

To store energy

d)

To convert AC to DC

40.

Fill in the blank: Forklift switches are mechanical or electrical and typically connect or disconnect critical functions such as the ______ and lights.

a)

starter

b)

engine

c)

brakes

d)

horn

41.

What is the purpose of a fuel shutoff switch on some machines?

a)

To increase fuel flow

b)

To prevent fuel from flowing from the fuel tank into the supply lines

c)

To charge the battery

d)

To start the engine

42.

Some machines have a battery disconnect switch that disables the entire ________ system. This switch should be turned off when the machine is idle overnight (or longer).

a)

electrical

b)

mechanical

c)

hydraulic

d)

pneumatic

43.

What does the 'Off (1)' position do in the IC-engine start switch?

a)

Activates the starter

b)

Stops the engine and disconnects power

c)

Activates all electrical circuits except the starter motor circuit

44.

What happens when the IC-engine start switch is in the 'On (2)' position?

a)

Activates the starter

b)

Stops the engine and disconnects power

c)

Activates all electrical circuits except the starter motor circuit.

45.

What is the function of the 'Start (3)' position in the IC-engine start switch?

a)

Activates the starter

b)

Stops the engine and disconnects power

c)

Activates all electrical circuits except the starter motor circuit.