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Engineering Basics Quiz

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the formula for Force?

a)

F = m × a

b)

F = m / a

c)

F = a / m

d)

F = m + a

2.

What does the formula W = F × d represent?

a)

Pressure

b)

Power

c)

Force

d)

Work

3.

Which formula is used to calculate Power?

a)

P = F × d

b)

P = F / A

c)

P = m × a

d)

P = W / t

4.

What is the formula for Pressure?

a)

P = F / A

b)

P = W / t

c)

P = m × a

d)

P = F × d

5.

How is Density calculated?

a)

ρ = m × V

b)

ρ = V / m

c)

ρ = m / V

d)

ρ = V × m

6.

What does Ohm’s Law state?

a)

V = R × I²

b)

V = I / R

c)

V = R / I

d)

V = I × R

7.

How is Efficiency represented mathematically?

a)

η = (Output × Input) × 100%

b)

η = (Output + Input) × 100%

c)

η = (Input / Output) × 100%

d)

η = (Output / Input) × 100%

8.

What is the formula for Mechanical Advantage?

a)

MA = Load × Effort

b)

MA = Effort / Load

c)

MA = Load / Effort

d)

MA = Load + Effort

9.

What is the formula for Kinetic Energy?

a)

KE = ½ m v

b)

KE = m v

c)

KE = ½ m v²

d)

KE = m v²

10.

How is Momentum calculated?

a)

p = m + v

b)

p = v / m

c)

p = m / v

d)

p = m × v

11.

What is the first step in the Engineering Design Process?

a)

Imagine

b)

Create

c)

Ask

d)

Plan

12.

Which step involves brainstorming and researching solutions?

a)

Test

b)

Plan

c)

Ask

d)

Imagine

13.

What is the purpose of the 'Plan' step in the Engineering Design Process?

a)

To select the best idea and outline materials, steps, and budget

b)

To define the problem and gather requirements

c)

To evaluate performance under real conditions

d)

To build or prototype the design

14.

Which step involves building or prototyping the design?

a)

Test

b)

Create

c)

Improve

d)

Plan

15.

What is the purpose of the 'Test' step in the Engineering Design Process?

a)

To refine and redesign the prototype

b)

To outline materials and steps

c)

To evaluate performance under real conditions

d)

To brainstorm possible solutions

16.

What is the final step in the Engineering Design Process?

a)

Improve

b)

Plan

c)

Test

d)

Create

17.

What should you always wear in an engineering lab?

a)

Sportswear

b)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

c)

Casual clothes

d)

Formal attire

18.

What should you do before using tools or machines?

a)

Guess how to use them

b)

Receive proper training

c)

Read a book

d)

Ask a friend

19.

How should work areas be maintained?

a)

Crowded and disorganized

b)

Messy and wet

c)

Clean, dry, and organized

d)

Empty and unmonitored

20.

What should you do if you see damaged tools?

a)

Continue using them

b)

Report them immediately

c)

Try to fix them yourself

d)

Ignore them

21.

What is a key ethical responsibility in engineering?

a)

Ignore environmental impact

b)

Falsify results for better outcomes

c)

Disregard safety protocols

d)

Document data honestly

22.

How should you treat classmates and coworkers?

a)

With indifference

b)

With competition

c)

With respect

d)

With hostility

23.

What is the relationship between Safety and Integrity in engineering?

a)

Safety ÷ Integrity = True Engineering Excellence

b)

Safety + Integrity = True Engineering Excellence

c)

Safety - Integrity = True Engineering Excellence

d)

Safety × Integrity = True Engineering Excellence

24.

What is the impact of using resources responsibly?

a)

Protects the environment

b)

Reduces efficiency

c)

Increases waste

d)

Harms the ecosystem

25.

What should you do if you notice unsafe behavior?

a)

Report it immediately

b)

Ignore it

c)

Participate in it

d)

Encourage it

26.

What is the formula for calculating Work?

a)

W = F + d

b)

W = d / F

c)

W = F / d

d)

W = F × d

27.

What does the formula P = W / t calculate?

a)

Power

b)

Force

c)

Pressure

d)

Work

28.

What is the unit of measurement for Force?

a)

Joule (J)

b)

Watt (W)

c)

Newton (N)

d)

Pascal (Pa)

29.

What is the unit of measurement for Pressure?

a)

Watt (W)

b)

Joule (J)

c)

Newton (N)

d)

Pascal (Pa)

30.

What is the unit of measurement for Power?

a)

Pascal (Pa)

b)

Watt (W)

c)

Newton (N)

d)

Joule (J)