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LV03 IMI Electrical Components and Measurements Quiz

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The relative density of the electrolyte in a fully charged lead acid battery is approximately:

a)

12.80

b)

1.300

c)

1.500

d)

1.280

e)

None of the above

2.

In the component is known as a:

a)

Diode

b)

Capacitor

c)

Fuse

d)

Transistor

3.

The unit of electrical power is the:

a)

Voltage

b)

BHP

c)

Newton

d)

Watt

4.

A thermistor is a type of:

a)

Electronic one way valve

b)

Rectification diode

c)

Suppression device

d)

Temperature sensitive device

5.

What type of starter is shown:

a)

Inertia drive

b)

Engaged drive

c)

Direct drive

d)

Pre-engaged drive

6.

In a lead acid battery, distilled water and sulphuric acid are mixed together to make:

a)

H2SO4

b)

PBO4

c)

2H2SO4

d)

H2O4

7.

What check would you carry out, if the door window motor does not work?

a)

Replace the motor

b)

Replace the operating switch

c)

Check the fuse

d)

Measure the operating current

8.

When fitting a halogen head lamp bulb you should:

a)

Test the bulb before fitting it

b)

Clean the reflector

c)

Avoid touching the glass envelope

d)

Check the beam setting after fitting the bulb

9.

The diagram shows part of a lighting circuit. What is the effect if the earth connection to the component labelled 'C' is broken?

a)

The sides light will not operate

b)

The dip beam will not operate

c)

It will make no difference

d)

Both dip and main will not operate but the headlamp flash will work

10.

A permanent live feed is found at point A on the electrical diagram and this would cause:

a)

The starter will operate as normal

b)

The starter will not operate

c)

The starter will operate erratically

d)

The starter will permanently rotate

11.

If each of lamps R1, R2, and R3 are of equal resistance and the battery rated at 12 volts, the voltage measures across each bulb will be:

a)

36 volts

b)

12 Amps

c)

4 volts

d)

12 volts each

12.

The alternator stator is found in the:

a)

Control circuit

b)

The main power output

c)

Connected to the rotor windings

d)

Main casing

13.

Before testing an unfamiliar electronic component for the first time, it is always good practice to:

a)

Only fit OME

b)

Fit good used parts

c)

Consult the owners handbook

d)

Consult the workshop manual

14.

Which meter is connected in series with circuit components to get a reading?

a)

Ohmmeter

b)

Volt meter

c)

Watt meter

d)

Ammeter

15.

In a 12 volt lighting circuit, 4 lamps are connected in parallel, each lamp is rated at 6 watts. The current used by this circuit is:

a)

24 watts

b)

4 Amps

c)

2 Amps

d)

12 Volts

16.

An electronic immobiliser is likely to work by disabling:

a)

Door locking system

b)

The engine management system

c)

The Lambda control circuit

d)

None of the above

17.

In the diagram, the component A is known as a:

a)

Transistor

b)

Thermistor

c)

Resistor

d)

SCR

18.

The diagram shows two resistors in a circuit, the resistors are connected in:

a)

Compound

b)

Series – parallel

c)

Parallel

d)

Series

19.

When disconnecting a battery, the first terminal to be disconnected must always be:

a)

Positive

b)

Negative

c)

Earth

d)

Neutral

20.

An electrical cable is designated as 28/0.30. This means that:

a)

The cable has 28 strands each of 0.30 mm diameter

b)

The cable is 28 mm in diameter and 0.30 mm long

c)

The cable can carry 28 amps at 0.30 volts

d)

The cable is 28 meters long and 0.30 mm thick

21.

The 'lambda sensor' is usually located in the:

a)

Front pipe or down pipe

b)

Rear exhaust pipe

c)

Fuel tank

d)

Air filter

22.

Current flow in a circuit is measured using:

a)

Hydrometer

b)

Flow meter

c)

Ohmmeter

d)

Ammeter

23.

If each of the lamps R1, R2, and R3 are of equal resistance and the battery rated at 12 volts, the voltage measured across each bulb will be:

a)

2 Volts

b)

4 Volts

c)

6 Volts

d)

12 Volts

24.

If the side and rear lamps and main beam lamps operate, but the dip beam lamps fail to operate, the likely cause is:

a)

Faulty main beam switch

b)

Blown fuse in the dip beam circuit

c)

Disconnected rear lamp

d)

Burnt-out side lamp bulb

25.

The statement 'vehicle lights must be maintained in working order' forms part of:

a)

Construction and use regulations

b)

MOT you decide

c)

Vehicle safety guidelines

d)

Traffic light rules

26.

To stop the starter motor being turned by the engine when it starts, it is fitted with:

a)

A clutch

b)

A flywheel

c)

A solenoid

d)

A starter relay

27.

A light is not working. The bulb is not faulty. The next check would be the:

a)

Battery

b)

Fuse

c)

Wiring

d)

Switch

28.

A loose or dirty battery terminal is likely to cause:

a)

Increased battery life

b)

Improved engine performance

c)

Starting problems

d)

Faster charging

29.

If you were to connect the leads of an ammeter directly to the positive and negative terminals of a battery:

a)

It would measure the battery voltage

b)

Damage the battery

c)

Damage the meter

d)

Give an Ohms reading

30.

Name the components listed below:

a)

Component 7

b)

Component 23

c)

Component 6

d)

Component 9

e)

Component 19

31.

Name the components listed below:

a)

Component 4 = Pinion and UDC

b)

Component 45 = Armature

c)

Component 46 = Solenoid

d)

Component 41 = Brush

32.

An electronics device that senses temperature change is a:

a)

Thermistor

b)

Thermostat

c)

Diode

d)

Thyristor

33.

The dash gauges rise with engine speed, this could be caused by:

a)

Faulty gauges

b)

Faulty transmitters

c)

Faulty wiring

d)

Faulty voltage regulator

34.

An electronic device that only allows current to flow in one direction is a:

a)

Transistor

b)

Thyristor

c)

Thermistor

d)

Diode

35.

When checking an Alternator output it will typically be:

a)

14.0 Volts at 40 Amps

b)

12.5 Volts at 40 Amps

c)

16.8 Volts at 80 Amps

d)

13.8 Amps at 14.0 Volts

36.

Flemings Right Hand Rule is used to determine the direction of current flow:

a)

True

b)

False

37.

A starter Motor will:

a)

Develop maximum torque at zero RPM and Max Power

b)

Develop minimum torque at maximum RPM and Max power

c)

Develop max power and max torque at zero RPM

d)

Develop max torque at zero RPM and minimum power

38.

A Lambda probe is usually found in the:

a)

Inlet manifold

b)

Exhaust manifold

c)

The exhaust downpipe

d)

The exhaust tailpipe

39.

A head lamp and side light wattage and voltage is often:

a)

Head lamp 60 W at 12 Volt and the side light 5 W at 12 Volt

b)

Head lamp 12 W at 12 Volt and the side light 5 W at 12 Volt

c)

Head lamp 60 W at 12 Volt and the side light 21 W at 12 Volt

d)

Head lamp 60 W at 12 Watt and the side light 5 W at 12 Volt

40.

A wiper motor fails to self-park in the correct position. This may be caused by:

a)

The dynamic braking of the armature is not working

b)

The contacts that short the armature under certain conditions

c)

A faulty wiper motor control switch

d)

All of the above.

41.

The unit of electrical power is known as:

a)

coulomb

b)

Amp

c)

Volt

d)

Watt

42.

The diode in a circuit will perform as:

a)

As a current limiting device

b)

As a unidirectional electrical valve

c)

As a temperature sensitive device

d)

As a resistor

43.

The test being performed below is for:

a)

Checking the battery voltage

b)

Checking the output of the alternator

c)

Testing the BEMF

d)

All the above

44.

Ignition HT leads are made from............. to act as suppressors:

a)

Good quality copper to offer minimum resistance to current flow

b)

A non-conductive core impregnated with carbon offering a high resistance

c)

A semi conductive material to increase the current flow

d)

None of the above

45.

An ignition coil consists of:

a)

All of the above

b)

A low resistance high current flow primary and a high resistance secondary coil

c)

A low resistance high current flow primary and a high resistance secondary coil with an iron core

d)

A low resistance high current flow secondary and a high resistance primary coil

e)

A low resistance high current flow secondary and a high resistance secondary coil with an iron core

46.

A distributor less ignition system uses:

a)

1 coil per cylinder

b)

1 coil between 2 cylinders

c)

A king lead and a distributor

d)

Solid state electronics

47.

Shows Flemings Left hand rule and is used in connection with motors.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Flemings right hand rule is used in connection with generators:

a)

True

b)

False

49.

A relay is used to:

a)

Generate a high current flow

b)

Generate a high voltage

c)

Allow a small current flow to switch a high current flow

d)

Allow a small voltage to switch a high voltage

50.

One method used to calculate Ohm's law is shown below:

a)

True

b)

False

51.

The reflector behind the headlamp filament is known as:

a)

A prism reflector

b)

A diabolic reflector

c)

A Parabolic reflector

d)

A Hemispherical reflector

52.

The glass covering the headlamp contains many small lenses to give a wide beam with a low cut off.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

The LED type of lights offer the following advantages: Instant illumination, low current consumption and longer life compared to a Tungsten filament bulb.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

A wiper motor on a Clio, as removed and refitted in the workshop, is not working. What is the correct procedure to be carried out as part of the diagnostic process?

a)

Remove the wiper motor connect to a slave battery and check for correct operation

b)

Check for a good sweeping action of the blades keeping the hands away from the linkage

c)

Check that the fuse is not open circuit

d)

Check that the fuse has continuity

55.

When fitting a new halogen headlamp bulb it is essential that:

a)

The quartz envelope is not touched

b)

The battery earth should be disconnected for H&S

c)

Headlamp lense is cleaned to ensure maximum light output

d)

All the above

56.

The circuit shown is of the earth return system. Explain what would happen if the battery:

a)

The earth at the battery were open circuit

b)

The earth return wire were open circuit

c)

If there were another earth connection between the switch and the bulb

d)

The switch contacts were burnt away

57.

What is the ISO symbol for low beam?

a)

High beam symbol

b)

Long-range lamps symbol

c)

Low beam symbol

d)

Front fog lamps symbol

58.

What is the ISO symbol for high beam?

a)

Low beam symbol

b)

High beam symbol

c)

Long-range lamps symbol

d)

Front fog lamps symbol

59.

What is the ISO symbol for long-range lamps?

a)

Low beam symbol

b)

High beam symbol

c)

Long-range lamps symbol

d)

Front fog lamps symbol

60.

What is the ISO symbol for front fog lamps?

a)

Low beam symbol

b)

High beam symbol

c)

Long-range lamps symbol

d)

Front fog lamps symbol

61.

The diagram shows a typical automotive relay. The correct pin configuration is:

a)

30 Fused live, 86 is the supply to operate the relay, 85 is earth and 87 is to the load.

b)

30 Battery live, 85 is the supply to operate the relay, 86 is earth and 87 is to the battery.

c)

30 Fused Earth, 86 is the supply to operate the relay, 85 is earth and 87 is to the load.

d)

30 Fused live, 87 is the supply to operate the relay, 85 is earth and 86 is to the load.

62.

A fuel gauge reading rises with engine speed. The most likely cause will be:

a)

The resistance of the tank transmitter changes with an increase of engine speed.

b)

The thermistor resistance changes with speed.

c)

The fuel level sensor is faulty.

d)

The engine speed sensor is malfunctioning.

63.

What might be a reason for a voltage stabilizer not regulating the supply voltage?

a)

The power source is too strong.

b)

The stabilizer is functioning perfectly.

c)

The voltage stabilizer is not regulating the supply voltage.

d)

All of the above.