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Where do typical car seatbelts apply most of the stopping force?

• to the shoulders and hips

• to the rib cage and pelvis

• to the chest and abdomen

The Anti-lock brake system supports electronic stability.

• True

• False

What is the function of the Electronic control unit in Anti-lock braking system?

• Monitoring the speed of the wheel
  

• Decreases the stopping distance
  

• Provides electronic stability control
  

• Maintaining the tractive force

What detects the fault in the anti-lock brake system?

• 
  Valves

• 
  Sensors

• 
  Pump
  

• ECU
  

When was the term “Mechatronics” first coined?

• 2010
  

• 
  1871
  

• 
  1971
  

• 2001

Which of the following is a most likely cause of a car not starting

• Dead battery

• Faulty fuse

• Defective starter

• faulty ignition swith

Over steering errors can be eliminated by

• TCS

• ESP

• ABS

• AEB

You are on a long, downhill slope. What should you do to help control the speed of your vehicle?

• Select neutral

• Apply the parking brake gently

• Select a lower gear

• Grip the handbrake firmly

Vehicles fitted with anti-lock brakes

• are impossible to skid

• are not fitted with a handbrake

• can be steered while you are braking

• accelerate much faster

A Traction Control System in automobiles controls

• vibration in the steering wheel

• engine power during acceleration

• torque that is transmitted from the tyres to the road surface

• stopping distance in case or emergency