Automotive Systems and Business Traits Quiz

Fuel Pump Pressure Tester Capability

• A fuel pump pressure tester checks pump pressure, not engine temperature, oil pressure, or water pressure.

Electrical Energy Production Device

• A device that produces electrical energy through a chemical reaction is an engine (not an airbag, cell, or Freon).

Source of Electricity in Automobiles

• The source of electricity in cars is a battery (not a fuse, ground, or terminals).

Circuit Control Device

• A device that allows a small current to control a larger current circuit is a relay (not a circuit, engine, or fuse).

Circuit Protection Device

• A circuit protection device is a fuse (not a battery, ground, or relay).

Entrepreneur Characteristics

• Entrepreneurs cope with failure, are opportunity seekers, and are persistent (not dependent).

Profitable Business Characteristics

• Maintaining commitment and goal-oriented characteristics will ensure a profitable business (not futuristic or profit-oriented).

Maintaining Flexibility (Entrepreneurial Advice)

• Showing reliability, self-confidence, and being open to feedback is important when following advice on flexibility.

Efficiency and Effort

• To get work done with less effort and efficiently, focus on lights, tools, and space (not bench work).

Tool Knowledge

• Having basic knowledge of tools helps identify and select the right tool for a task (not guessing or presuming).

Tool Selection Assumptions

• Choosing the correct tool involves practice (not assumption, deduction, or presumption).

Tool Usage Impact

• Using incorrect tools results in injury (not efficiency, good performance, or good values).

Competency Levels

• Basic competency levels involve checking and inspection, not disassembling, overhauling, or major jobs.

Tool Cleaning Tools

• Cleaning tools include wiping cloths, steel brushes, scrapers, and not tin snips.

Striking/Driving Tools

• A tool used to drive or strike is a hammer, and they come in various sizes, weights, and wrenches, including screwdrivers and drill presses.

Tool Set-Apart Criteria

• Tools need to be set aside according to their serviceability, effectivity, and breakability (not elasticity).

Faulty Tool Procedure

• Faulty tools must be marked (not thrown, condemned, or used).

Tool Categorization

• Tools should be categorized based on serviceability, style, and work efficiency (not design alone).

Faulty Tool Effect

• Using defective tools, results in decreases in work efficiency (not increases).

Tool and Equipment Maintenance

• Operational procedures for tool and equipment maintenance include safe use, self-protection, and safe keeping.

Tool Repair Procedure

• Tools can be repaired based on company procedures, requirements, or profiles (not specifications).

Prolonging Tool Life

• Tool lifespan can be prolonged by proper usage according to their design and purpose (not all of the above).

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Personal protective equipment (PPE) includes safety aprons, helmets, and goggles, but not safety nets.

Tool Usage and Effectiveness

• Tools should be used to their maximum effectiveness and endurance (not elasticity).

Standardizing Measurement

• Standardized measures are crucial to establish honesty and avoid dishonesty or deceit in measurement.

Unit Conversions

• 12 inches equals 1 foot (not 24 or 36).

Vehicle Measurement

• When a vehicle runs, you measure the distance travelled in kilometers, miles, meters, or yards (not liters).

Electrical Measurement Instrument

• An instrument used to measure voltage, current, and resistance is a VOM, megger tester, or test light (but not engine analyzers).

Sign Categorization

• Signs are categorized as mandatory, regulatory, warning, or information signs.