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Week 1 Steering and Suspension quiz Chapter 36

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary role of wheels and tires in a vehicle?

a)

To absorb the unevenness of the road surface

b)

To provide a connection between the vehicle and road surface

c)

To increase the vehicle's speed

d)

To reduce the vehicle's weight

2.

What happens to the inside tire during cornering due to centrifugal force?

a)

The tire expands outward

b)

The tire contracts inward

c)

The tire remains unchanged

d)

The tire deflates

3.

What is slip angle in the context of tire distortion?

a)

The angle between the tire and the road surface

b)

The angle between the direction the tire is pointed and the direction the tire is going

c)

The angle of the tire tread

d)

The angle of the wheel rim

4.

What occurs when the rear wheel slip angle is larger than the front slip angle?

a)

Understeer

b)

Oversteer

c)

Neutral steer

d)

No change in steering

5.

What determines the center of gravity in a vehicle?

a)

The size of the tires

b)

The location of the engine and transmission

c)

The type of fuel used

d)

The color of the vehicle

6.

What is the purpose of the rim flange on a wheel?

a)

To hold the tire in place

b)

To provide a decorative finish

c)

To reduce the weight of the wheel

d)

To increase the speed of the vehicle

7.

Which type of tire construction is most common?

a)

Radial ply

b)

Bias-ply

c)

Tubeless

d)

Solid rubber

8.

What is the function of a valve stem in a tire?

a)

To inflate the tire and prevent air from escaping

b)

To balance the tire

c)

To provide traction

d)

To reduce noise

9.

What does the bolt pattern on a wheel refer to?

a)

The number and spacing of lug nuts or wheel studs

b)

The color of the wheel

c)

The size of the tire

d)

The material of the wheel

10.

How are most lug nuts and studs threaded?

a)

Right-hand threaded

b)

Left-hand threaded

c)

Double-threaded

d)

Reverse-threaded

11.

What is a characteristic of radial tires?

a)

They have a single layer of casing.

b)

They have flexible sidewalls.

c)

They are less durable than bias-ply tires.

d)

They run hotter than bias-ply tires.

12.

What is the purpose of directional tread patterns?

a)

To provide a uniform appearance.

b)

To allow for any direction of rotation.

c)

To provide a range of attributes during specific driving conditions.

d)

To reduce manufacturing costs.

13.

Which tread pattern has the same design on both sides of the tire?

a)

Asymmetric tread pattern

b)

Symmetric tread pattern

c)

Directional tread pattern

d)

Nondirectional tread pattern

14.

What does the UTQG system provide information on?

a)

Tire color and design

b)

Tire wear, traction, and temperature

c)

Tire size and weight

d)

Tire manufacturing process

15.

What does a low-profile tire typically have?

a)

Long sidewalls

b)

A lower speed rating

c)

A higher aspect ratio

d)

Very short sidewalls

16.

What is the purpose of a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS)?

a)

To increase fuel consumption

b)

To monitor air pressure in each tire and warn the driver if one or more tires is low

c)

To reduce the weight of the vehicle

d)

To enhance the vehicle's speed

17.

What is a key feature of self-sealing tires?

a)

They are designed to increase tire wear

b)

They resist leaks and help maintain air pressure

c)

They are heavier than conventional tires

d)

They require frequent maintenance

18.

What is the main function of run-flat tires?

a)

To increase the vehicle's speed

b)

To allow the driver to maintain vehicle control if a tire suffers a rapid pressure loss

c)

To reduce the vehicle's weight

d)

To improve fuel efficiency

19.

How often should tires be replaced according to the DOT tire date manufacturing code?

a)

Every 2 years

b)

Every 4 years

c)

Every 6 years

d)

Every 8 years

20.

What is a characteristic of EH2 rims in run-flat technology?

a)

They are narrower than standard rims

b)

They have a wider, more extended safety hump

c)

They are lighter than conventional rims

d)

They require more frequent replacement

21.

What is the primary purpose of space-saver spare tires?

a)

To improve fuel efficiency

b)

For emergency use only

c)

To enhance vehicle speed

d)

For regular daily use

22.

What does TPMS stand for in the context of tire technology?

a)

Tire Pressure Monitoring System

b)

Tire Performance Management System

c)

Tire Protection and Maintenance System

d)

Tire Positioning and Measurement System

23.

What is the function of a Schrader valve in a tire?

a)

To balance the tire

b)

To inflate the tire

c)

To seal the tire

d)

To monitor tire pressure

24.

What is the role of synthetic fabric cords in tires?

a)

To increase tire weight

b)

To provide tire strength and flexibility

c)

To enhance tire color

d)

To reduce tire cost

25.

What is the effect of poorly maintained wheels and tires on a vehicle?

a)

Improved fuel efficiency

b)

Decreased handling and steering

c)

Enhanced speed

d)

Increased tire lifespan

26.

What type of spare tires do some vehicles have that require a specially charged canister for inflation?

a)

Regular spare tires

b)

Miniature or collapsible space-saver spare tires

c)

Large off-road spare tires

d)

Heavy-duty spare tires

27.

Why are some temporary spare tires inflated to a much higher pressure than normal road tires?

a)

To improve fuel efficiency

b)

Because of their smaller size

c)

To enhance traction

d)

To increase durability

28.

What type of tread design does this tire have?

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Directional

29.

This wear pattern is caused by:

a)

Over inflation

b)

Under inflation

c)

Excessive Toe

d)

Excessive Camber

30.

What type of tread design does this tire have?

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Directional

31.

What type of tread design does this tire have?

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Directional

32.

Today’s newer, lightweight vehicles are more sensitive than ever to minor tire or wheel issues

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Slip angle is the difference in angle between the direction the tire is pointed and the direction the tire is going.

a)
True
b)
False
34.

During cornering, centrifugal force puts more weight on the:

(a)  

35.

Acceleration puts more weight on the :

(a)  

36.

Deceleration or braking puts more weight on the:

(a)  

37.

When making sharp turns, the direction of the cornering force is in _____ to the centrifugal force of the vehicle

a)

parallel

b)

conjunction

c)

perpendicular

d)

opposition

38.

Identify component:

(a)  

39.

Identify component:

(a)  

40.

Match the following components:

a)

1.

Valve Stem

b)

2.

Valve Core

c)

3.

TPMS Sensor

d)

4.

Valve Stem Cap

41.

As part of DOT regulations, a tire manufacture (a)   code must be stamped on the sidewall of every tire

42.

(a)   tire pressure monitoring systems use anti-lock braking systems to measure the difference in the rotational speed of the four wheels

43.

A ________ _____ is a one-way valve used in a valve stem.

(a)  

44.

What does TPMS stand for:

(a)  

45.

What does DOT stand for:

(a)