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Course Outcomes and Module 1 Syllabus

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best distinguishes kinematics from dynamics in mechanical analysis?

a)

Kinematics applies Newton’s laws for explanations

b)

Kinematics considers mass, force, and acceleration

c)

Kinematics studies force and power relationships

d)

Kinematics studies motion without forces considered

2.

A system of rigid bodies connected by joints will have mobility only if it includes which minimum configuration?

a)

Five links with all links movable

b)

Two links with both links free

c)

Four links with one link fixed

d)

Three links with no link fixed

3.

Which statement best defines a link in mechanisms?

a)

Any component that stores energy and heat

b)

A body that connects parts and transmits motion

c)

A fastener that prevents relative sliding between parts

d)

A device that only supports loads without motion

4.

Which example correctly matches the link type with its characteristic?

a)

Fluid link—uses cables to transmit tensile forces

b)

Flexible link—prevents motion transmission during deformation

c)

Flexible link—uses hydraulic pressure for torque transfer

d)

Rigid link—does not deform while transmitting motion

5.

Which statement best distinguishes a lower pair joint from a higher pair joint?

a)

Higher pair always has zero wear during operation

b)

Higher pair permits only sliding motion between links

c)

Lower pair has only point contact between links

d)

Lower pair has surface contact between links

6.

Which application is most appropriately modeled as a turning (revolute) lower pair?

a)

Cam and follower in valves

b)

Belt and pulley in drives

c)

Crank and connecting rod in engines

d)

Ball and roller bearings in hubs

7.

A design requires line contact with complex relative motion but tolerates higher wear. Which joint classification is most suitable?

a)

Higher pair with line contact surfaces

b)

Spherical lower pair with all-direction rotation

c)

Screw lower pair with helical motion

d)

Lower pair with full surface contact

8.

In the diagram, which rotation corresponds to yaw in a rigid-body’s six degrees of freedom?

a)

Rotation about the X axis, left–right

b)

Rotation about the Y axis, forward–back

c)

Rotation about the Z axis, up–down

d)

Rotation about an axis through the wrist

9.

Which scenario best represents a completely constrained mechanism?

a)

Piston moving in a close-fit cylinder

b)

Vertical shaft floating without axial load

c)

Circular shaft free in a round hole

d)

Cam follower without any spring force

10.

A circular shaft passing through a circular hole can both rotate and translate along its axis. How is the mechanism classified without additional forces or elements?

a)

Over-constrained redundant mechanism

b)

Completely constrained mechanism

c)

Successfully constrained mechanism

d)

Incompletely constrained mechanism

11.

In which case does an external agency make the motion definite, turning the arrangement into a successfully constrained mechanism?

a)

Pin in a prismatic slot without load

b)

Square bar in a square hole fit

c)

Slider in a rectangular guide alone

d)

Cam and follower pressed by a spring

12.

Which mechanism category transmits motion between links without changing the type of motion?

a)

Transmission of motion mechanisms

b)

Transformation of motion mechanisms

c)

Path generation mechanisms

d)

Energy conversion mechanisms

13.

A designer needs to convert rotary input into linear output while also being able to generate a specific path if needed. Which mechanism pair best meets these two separate requirements?

a)

Slider–crank and straight-line linkage

b)

Gear train and chain drive

c)

Cam–follower and belt drive

d)

Rack–pinion and worm gear