Understanding Brake Systems Quiz

Which component is responsible for converting hydraulic pressure into mechanical force to stop a vehicle?

• Brake Caliper

• Brake Rotor

• Brake Pad

• Master Cylinder

What type of braking system uses electronic sensors to prevent wheel lock-up during braking?

• Drum Brakes

• Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

• Disc Brakes

• Hydraulic Brakes

Which of the following is a key step in brake maintenance procedures?

• Replacing the engine oil

• Checking the tire pressure

• Inspecting brake pads for wear

• Aligning the wheels

What is the primary function of brake fluid in a vehicle's braking system?

• To lubricate the brake pads

• To transfer force from the brake pedal to the brake calipers

• To cool the brake rotors

• To clean the brake lines

Which of the following is a common method for testing brake performance?

• Measuring tire tread depth

• Conducting a brake fade test

• Checking the battery voltage

• Inspecting the exhaust system

What is a common symptom of a brake system problem?

• Engine overheating

• Squealing noise when braking

• Low fuel efficiency

• Rough idling

Which type of brake system is typically found in older vehicles and uses shoes and drums?

• Disc Brakes

• Drum Brakes

• ABS

• Regenerative Brakes

What is the recommended action if the brake fluid level is low?

• Add water to the brake fluid reservoir

• Ignore it, as it is not important

• Add the correct type of brake fluid

• Replace the brake pads immediately

Which component is NOT part of a typical disc brake system?

• Brake Rotor

• Brake Drum

• Brake Caliper

• Brake Pads

What is the purpose of the master cylinder in a braking system?

• To increase engine power

• To store brake fluid

• To convert pedal force into hydraulic pressure

• To cool the brakes