4.2 Quiz on Vehicle Brake Systems

What is the purpose of the information sheet provided?

• To analyze the impact of climate change on transportation

• To provide better understanding and knowledge of vehicle brake systems

• To explain the operation of a vehicle's engine

• To discuss the history of automobiles

Which principle states that when pressure is applied at any point on a confined fluid, it will be distributed equally in all directions?

• Boyle's Law

• Archimedes' Principle

• Pascal's Principle

• Newton's Law of Motion

What are the two common types of brakes used in vehicles?12345

• Drum brake and Gear brake

• Disc brake and Drum brake

• Hydraulic brake and Pneumatic brake

• Electric brake and Manual brake

What is the main advantage of a disc brake over a drum brake?12345

• Provides smoother braking

• Increased braking force

• Requires less maintenance

• Better fuel efficiency

What component is used as an aid to the hydraulic brake system to increase braking power?12345

• Brake pedal

• Brake booster

• Proportioning valve

• Master cylinder

What is the purpose of bleeding the brake system?12345

• To remove air trapped in the brake system

• To increase the pressure in the brake system

• To cool down the brake fluid

• To lubricate the brake components

State three (3) components of a master cylinder.12345

• Piston, Brake Pad, Rotor

• Caliper, Drum, Shoe

• Primary Piston, Secondary Piston, Valve

• Reservoir, Bleeder Valve, Brake Fluid

State two (2) types of brake fluid for vehicles.12345

• DOT 7, DOT 8

• DOT 1, DOT 2

• DOT 3, DOT 4

• DOT 5, DOT 6

State three (3) components of a wheel cylinder.12345

• Master Pump, Brake Booster, Brake Pedal

• Drum, Rotor, Caliper

• Piston, Spring, Rubber Cup

• Reservoir, Bleeder Valve, Brake Fluid

How often should brake fluid be changed in a vehicle?

• Every 6-12 months

• Every 50,000-60,000 km

• Every 30,000-40,000 km

• Every 18-24 months