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10: A starting system includes components such as the starter, motor, solenoid, and/or relay. What do these components have in common? A. They are mechanically controlled. B. They are parallel to each other. C. They use the principles of electromagnetism. D. They operate on A/C current. |
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23: What is a countersink?
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11: In an automotive electrical series circuit, what will be the effect of adding an additional resistance? A. increase the current flow B. increase the voltage C. reduce the current flow D. does not affect current flow |
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21: To mix concrete, you should mix
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2: Looking at a brake system with the drum off, the secondary brake shoe location is A. the front shoe (closest to the front). B. the rear shoe (closest to the rear). C. not important. D. only required for disc/drum systems. |
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1: A technician is performing a cylinder leakage test on an engine. The technician sees air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off. Which one is the most likely cause? A. cracked cylinder head B. bad intake valve C. bad exhaust valve D. bad piston rings |
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6: A vehicle with front disc brakes and rear drum brakes has wheel cylinders on A. the front wheels only. B. all four wheels. C. the rear wheels only. D. one front wheel and one rear wheel. |
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7: Which of the following components is not part of the secondary of an ignition system? A. spark plug wires B. rotor C. distributor cap D. pick-up coil |
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15: To repair the corners of a picture frame, the best hardware to use would be A. finishing nails. B. corrugated fasteners. C. #10 screws. D. glue. |
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14: A veining bit is used with a A. hand drill. B. drill press. C. router. D. electric saw. |
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13: A tap is used to A. cut internal threads. B. cut external threads. C. center punch before drilling. D. detect vibration. |
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19: A lathe is normally used to make
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16: The illustration below is an example of a A. bevel joint. B. notch joint. C. lap joint. D. dovetail joint. |
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22: To use a bit in a hand drill,
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18: The illustration below is an example of A. clamping. B. lapjoints. C. doweling. D. toenailing. |
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3: If a thermostat in a vehicle's engine is stuck open, the engine will A. overheat. B. not heat up to a proper temperature. C. wind up with a blown head gasket. D. use too much antifreeze. |
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17: A monkey wrench would usually be used by a A. plumber. B. carpenter. C. woodworker. D. auto-body repairperson. |
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4: A relay is an electrical device that A. uses high current to control low current. B. uses low current to control high current. C. steps up low voltage to a higher voltage. D. reduces current flow. |
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12: Which of the following requires an extractor for removal? A. pistons B. bushings C. broken bolts D. all of the above |
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