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Lights

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT true about LEDs?

a)

LEDs have a shorter operating life than conventional bulbs

b)

LEDs can produce a brighter light than conventional bulbs

c)

LEDs can operate quicker than conventional bulbs

d)

LEDs are vibration resistant

2.

What does DRL stand for?

a)

Daylight running lamps

b)

Daytime running lights

c)

Digital resonance lighting

d)

Digital running lighting

3.

What sensor is used for automatic headlight systems?

a)

Thermistor

b)

Photo cell

c)

Inductive

d)

Hall effect

4.

How many brushes does a two-speed wiper motor have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

5.

Where is the reverse light switch normally mounted?

a)

Instrument panel

b)

Transmission

c)

Brake pedal arm

d)

None of the above

6.

Where is the stoplight switch normally mounted?

a)

Instrument panel

b)

Transmission

c)

Brake pedal arm

d)

None of the above

7.

What is an important precaution to take when installing a halogen light bulb?

a)

Do not touch the glass

b)

Be sure to turn the lights on before installing the bulb

c)

Drop the bulb on the floor 3 times to durability test it before installing it

d)

The bulb can generate high voltage when sitting on a bench, so install it as fast as possible

8.

How can you determine if a wiper fault is internal to the motor or in the linkage?

a)

Replace both

b)

It is impossible to determine, so replace the motor first as it is more likely

c)

Disconnect the motor and try to move the linkage, then turn the motor on and see if it moves

9.

After replacing a headlight housing on an older car with conventional headlight bulbs, what is the next step?

a)

Program the car's BCM

b)

Road test after dark to ensure the lights work

c)

Replace the taillight bulbs as they are the same age and will fail soon

d)

Aim the headlights

10.

Rain sensitive wipers typically use:

a)

A moisture sensor located in the front bumper

b)

An infrared sensor located near the rear view mirror

c)

A rain collection cup with a float and contact switch

d)

Rain sensitive wipers don't exist, but may be invented in the future

11.

An important precaution with HID lights is:

a)

Ensure that the system is deenergized because it uses 25000 volts to ignite

b)

Do not touch the headlight lens

c)

Ensure the system is energized and switched on before unplugging or plugging in components

12.

LED headlights:

a)

Draw more current than other types of lights

b)

Provide a brighter beam than most other types of lights

c)

Have a short service life compared to regular bulbs

d)

Are very cheap to repair/replace

13.

From 1948 to 1983, what type of light did every north american vehicle use?

a)

HID

b)

LED

c)

Halogen

d)

Sealed Beam

14.

HID headlights typically use what to provide low and high beam?

a)

Dual HID lights

b)

A dual filament HID bulb

c)

Sealed beam lights

d)

An electric shutter

15.

All Canadian vehicles since 1990 are equipped with:

a)

DRL

b)

HID

c)

LED

d)

Sealed Beam