Quiz on Measuring Instruments and control

1. What is the reading on the vernier calipers?

a. 16.01 mm
b. 16.10 mm
c. 16.02 mm
d. 16.20 mm
2. What is the correct reading of the Vernier calipers?

a. 3.6 mm
b. 3.06 mm
c. 3.58 mm
d. 3.56 mm
3. What is the reading on the vernier calipers?

a. 11.06 mm
b. 11.6 mm
c. 12.6 mm
d. 12.06 mm
4. The reading of the micrometer is .............................

a. 12.40mm
b. 12.5mm
c. 12.04mm
d. 12.6mm
5. The reading of the micrometer is .............................
a. 2.38mm
b. 2.88mm
c. 2.58mm
d. 2.48mm
6. Observed reading obtained on the Vernier caliper is found to be 6.47 cm , if the
error is +0.04 cm, the correct reading is
a. 6.52 cm
b. 6.51 cm
c. 6.47 cm
d. 6.43 cm
7. What type of dial caliper measurement it shown in the picture?

a. Inside
b. Outside
c. Hole Diameter
d. Step Distance
8. What type of dial caliper measurement it shown in the picture?

a. Inside
b. Outside
c. Hole Diameter
d. Step Distance
9. What is the reading?

a. 4.75
b. 4.25
c. 5.75
d. 5.25

10. The part marked in red is ...

a. Frame
b. Sleeve
c. Lock nut
d. Ratchet
11. The part marked in red is ...

a. Anvil
b. Sleeve
c. Thimble
d. Ratchet
12. What is the name of the measuring instrument?
a. Digital micrometer
b. Screw gauge
c. Dial indicator
d. Depth gauge
13. What is the name of the measuring instrument?

a. Vernier height gauge

b. Inside micrometer
c. Combination plier
d. Outside micrometer
14. In order to check the clearance between two mating surfaces, a ________ gauge
should be used.

a. Feeler gauge
b. Radius gauge
c. Thread pitch gauge
d. Ring gauge
15. What is the name of the measuring instrument?
a. Depth micrometer
b. Dial height gauge
c. Dial vernier caliper
d. Digital vernier caliper
16. A ring gauge is used to

a. measure the angle between two parts

b. check the clearance between two mating surfaces
c. test the accuracy of holes
d. check the diameter of shafts or studs
17. What is it ?
a. Radius Gauges
b. Telescoping Gauge
c. Pitch Gauge
d. Helicopter
18. What is it ?

a. Feeler Gauges
b. Radius Gauges
c. Gage Blocks
d. Pin Gauges
19. What is the use of V-Blocks? For checking only squareness of square work pieces
a. For checking roundness
b. Only for the support purposes
c. To support triangular surfaces only
20. The pointer of a D'Arsonval meter movement is deflected in proportion to the
amount of current through the:
a. needle
b. coil
c. probes
d. None of all
21. The current sensitivity of a meter movement is the amount of current required to
drive the meter movement to a:
a. half-scale deflection
b. full-scale deflection
c. minimum deflection
d. None of all
22. Meter damping may be accomplished by:
a. electrical means
b. mechanical means
c. all of the above
d. None of above
23. The basic idea of a multirange ammeter is to make the meter usable over a wide
range of voltages. In order to accomplish this, each range must utilize a different:
a. shunt resistance
b. meter scale
c. series resistor
24. When voltmeters are used, they are connected to a circuit in:
a. series
b. parallel
25. The function of the ohmmeter is to measure ____________.
a. electromotive force
b. power consumption
c. resistance
d. current
26. When the analog ohmmeter leads are open, the meter is at a full scale deflection,
indicating an infinite ( ∞ ) resistance or a (an) ____________ circuit.
a. short
b. open
c. closed
d. active
27. The chief advantage of the megger over an ohmmeter is its capacity to measure
resistance with a ____________ potential, or “breakdown” voltage.
a. high
b. low
c. varied
d. constant
28. Electric power is measured by means of a ____________.
a. voltmeter
b. wattmeter
c. current meter
d. resistance meter
29. The viewing capabilities of the oscilloscope make it possible to see and quantify
various ____________ characteristics.
a. resistance
b. waveform
c. oscillator
d. voltage
30. Digital multimeters (DMM) and digital voltmeters (DVM) are more common due to
their ____________.
a. lack of need for batteries
 b. ease of use
c. ability to read more accurately
d. lower cost
31. When ammeters are used, they are connected to a circuit in:
a. series
b. parallel
c. loop

32. Electrical damping of an analog meter relies on:

a. a positronic field developed by amplified flux lines in the movement coil.
b. small springs with electrical current passing through them.
c. magnetic fields created by eddy currents opposing motion of the coil.
33. A meter that is self-excited operates from a power source ________ the meter.
a. external of
b. plugged into
c. within
34. The term ________ is applied to methods used to bring the pointer of an electrical
meter to rest after it has been set in motion.
a. damping
b. braking
c. inertia reduction
34. Air damping is a common method of damping by ________ means.
a. electrical
b. mechanical
c. electro-mechanical
35. ________ connect an ammeter across a source of voltage, such as a battery or
generator.
a. Never
b. Always
c. It is acceptable to

35. Always connect ammeter in ________ with the element through which the current
flow is to be measured.
a. series
b. parallel
c. close proximity
36. When using an ammeter, use a range large enough to keep the deflection ________
than full scale.

a. less
 b. greater
c. equal to
37. Current reversal because of incorrect connection of an analog meter in the circuit
results in a reversed meter deflection and frequently causes:
a. shorting of the meter contacts
b. bending of the meter needle
c. thermal runaway
38. 'Futuristic' means
a. very slow-moving traffic
b. a path at the side of the road that you can walk along
c. without a driver
d. having or involving very modern technology or design
39. 'Car crash' means
a. very slow-moving traffic
b. a path at the side of the road that you can walk along
c. without a driver
d. car accident
40. 'Pavement' means
a. very slow-moving traffic
b. a path at the side of the road that you can walk along
c. without a driver
d. having or involving very modern technology or design
41. In 2015 there will be driverless cars in Milton Keynes.
a. True
b. False
42. The government is putting £2.5 million towards these driverless cars.
a. True
b. False
43. Twenty pods will run between the football stadium and the centre of Milton Keynes.
a. True
b. False
44. There will be a hundred pods by 2017.
a. True
b. False

45. The pods travel at speeds of 30 mph.

a. True
b. False
46. Google has introduced driverless cars to Cardiff.
a. True
b. False
47. The driverless cars have driven more than 400,000 miles without a crash.
a. True
b. False
48. It is hoped that the pods will help cut down on traffic, pollution and driver stress.
a. True
b. False

49. What is Automation?

a. Robotic arms in a factory.
b. Use of computers to control the particular process with minimal human involvement.
c. Driveless cars

50. Self-driving cars use lidar, radar and cameras to _________________ the world
around them.

a. sense
b. listen to
c. feel
d. hear

51. A self-driving car is an autonomous vehicle that can drive itself without human
intervention.

a. True
b. False

52. In 1939, GM's World's Fair exhibit included driverless technology.

a. True
b. False

53. How many levels of automation do driverless cars have?

a. 10
b. 5
c. 4
d. 6

54. Most accidents involving driverless cars have been caused by human error.

a. True
b. False

55. Driverless technology is also being used in...

 a. tractors
b. airplanes
c. mining equipment
d. All of the above

56. Self-driving cars may make life easier for people who are blind or vision impaired
since they won't need to wait for someone else to drive them places.

a. True
b. False

57. Self-driving cars do not need steering wheels but the government has requested that
steering wheels are included just in case!
a. True
b. False

58. Cruise Control (a tool cars have that helps them maintain speed without human
input) is a type of automation.

a. True
b. False
59. GPS helps self-driving cars navigate (know where they are on the road and where
they are going).

a. True
b. False

60. Which 2 famous companies have started making level 5 self-driving cars? (Click
both answers)
a. Google
b. LEGO
c. Tesla
d. Playstation
61. What are the measuring systems most commonly used in the auto shop?
a. Metric measuring system.
b. The English system.
c. US customary unit system.
d. All of the above.
62. True or False? Parts of the human body are used as the basis for the customary
measuring system.
a. True.
b. False.
63. Which of the following is a metric value?
a. Mile
b. PSI
c. Millimeter
d. Inch
64. A dial indicator will measure part _____ in thousandths of an inch or hundredths
of a millimeter.
a. clearance
b. movement
c. balance
d. diameter
65. What are the two types of feeler gauges?
a. Inside and outside.
b. Flat and external.
c. Flat and wire.
d. Internal and wire.
66. True or False? For measuring purposes, the circle is divided into 720°.
a. True
b. False
67. Which of the following instruments measures in pounds per square inch (psi)?
a. Pressure gauge.
b. Flat feeler gauge.
c. Depth micrometer.
d. Combination square.
68. A vacuum gauge measures _____.
a. positive pressure
b. operating pressures only
c. negative pressure
d. pounds of pressure per square inch
69. A technician has spacer shims of the following thicknesses: 0.050 mm, 0.003 mm,
and 0.010 mm. If these shims are stacked together, what is the thickness of the
stack?
a. 0.060 mm.
b. 0.053 mm.
c. 0.063 mm.
d. 0.050 mm.
70. Which of the following is used to make high-precision measurements?
a. Steel rule
b. Pocket scale
c. Micrometer
d. Combination square
71. A stationary object that appears in the distance in the center of your path of travel
is called
a. a stalled vehicle
b. an obstacle
c. a point of view
d. a target
72. You can see the engine's revolutions per minute by checking the
a. tachometer
b. speedometer
c. odometer
d. fuel gauge
73. What should you do if the brake system warning light comes on?
a. Gradually stop, have the vehicle towed, and have the problem corrected
b. Stop and add brake fluid
c. Stop and immediately remove the brake cable
d. Drive fast to a service station
74. The last thing to do when leaving your car is to
a. check the inside and outside mirrors
b. lock all doors
c. put the keys in your hand
d. glance over your left shoulder
75. Adjust a safety belt so it
a. keeps you from leaning forward
b. lets your reach all door locks
c. fits snugly
d. allows comfortable movement
76. Before shifting from PARK to DRIVE, you should
a. Shift into NEUTRAL and wait a second
b. press your foot down on the brake pedal
c. release your foot from the brake pedal
d. apply the parking brake
77. The alternator warning light indicates
a. the alternator is working OK
b. the alternator is checking itself out
c. the alternator is too hot
d. trouble in the electrical system
78. The brake system warning light tells you
a. the braking system is working properly
b. the parking brake has been released
c. the braking system is not working properly
d. the brakes should be applied
79. When you need to make tight right turns, the best steering method to use is
a. hand-over-hand steering
b. hand-to-hand steering
c. either of the above
d. none of the above
80. The area to the rear of the car not seen in mirrors is
a. not necessary for driver vision
b. seen by adjusting mirrors
c. a blind spot
d. directly behind the car
81. When yo use the predict step in the IPDE Process, you
a. ignore the actions of other HTS users
b. interpret meaningless clues in the driving environment
c. judge where possible points of conflict may occur
d. forget about what might happen on the roadway ahead

82. Searching for visual clues changes according to the driving environment. While
driving on open highways,
a. occasionally look far ahead
b. always look at the space closer than two seconds in front of your vehicle
c. never look into rearview mirros because distractions will confuse your search
d. search areas farther ahead than you do when driving in the city environment
83. Searching for specific driving-related clues
a. is less improtnat as you gain more driving experience
b. involves an unchanging process
c. may cause you to be distracted
d. is different in different environments
84. In which range do you get the final update of how you are controlling your
intended path of travel?
a. 4-6 second range
b. 12-15 second range
c. target-area range
d. field of vision range
85. The driving task is primarily a
a. physical task
b. routine task
c. thinking task
d. social task
86. Risk factors contributed by the roadway and the environment might include
a. construction, sharp curve, snow, and ice
b. a broken headlight, bald tires, and dirty windshield
c. adjusting a radio and talking on a cellular phone
d. a wasp on your dashboard, drinking while driving , and worn wiper blades.
87. When you look far ahead as your drive, you are
a. looking down at the area just in front of your vehicle
b. learning about farsightedness
c. aiming high in steering
d. watching for users to your sides
88. Executing in the IPDE Process primarily involves
a. commentary driving
b. mental skills
c. judgment skills
d. physical skills
89. A target area range is the
a. first searching range
b. range of space you will travel in 12-15 seconds
c. area you need to identify changes in your line of sight
d. distance ahead of your vehicle where you evaluate your path of travel
90. When you apply the IPDE Process, you may decide to
a. apply gentle persuasion to other drviers
b. always slow down to avoid conflicts
c. speed up your ability to process information
d. change speed, change direction, or communicate with others
91. Communication with others to reduce risk in a possible conflict situation involves
a. leaving yourself an out
b. using the horn or turn signals continuously
c. making sure others see you
d. using a space cushion
92. A space cushion is
a. the distance you can see ahead
b. a pillow on a rocket ship
c. an open area of space around a vehicle
d. the room available for parallel parking
93. The best clue that a roadway is changing from multi lane to single lane is
a. the presence of police officer
b. a warning sign
c. a narrower roadway shoulder
d. traffic begins to speed up
94. When you must handle several hazards at the same time the best tactic is to
a. compromise the hazards
b. adjust speed to separate the hazards
c. minimize then separate the hazards
d. minimize then compromise the hazards
95. A space where you can drive without a restriction to your line of sight is called
a. a car length
b. a closed zone
c. a clear space
d. an open zone
96. All devices that measure pressure must be exposed to two pressures. The
measurement is always the difference between two pressures, such as gauge
pressure and atmospheric pressure
a. True
b. False
97. A mercury manometer is an accurate instrument for measuring pressure.
a. True
b. False
98. When used for low pressure measurements, such as in an air-distribution duct, the
manometer can use water instead of mercury in the U-tube.
a. True
b. False

99. A hygrometer is an instrument used to measure the amount of moisture in the air.
a. True
b. False
100. What controls the operation of the gas solenoid?
a. igniter switch
b. printed circuit switch
c. blower switch
d. thermostat
101. How hot does the air in the plenum have to be before the fan switch closes
and the fan starts?
a. 95 degrees F
b. 100 degrees F
c. 120 degrees F
d. 125 degrees F
102. How low does the temperature in the plenum have to drop to cause the fan
to stop?
a. 100 degrees F
b. 90 degrees F
c. 85 degrees F
d. 75 degrees F
103. A transformer is needed to provide low voltage for control circuits.
a. True
b. False
104. The EFR evaporator fan relay also controls the blower fan.
a. True
b. False
105. Newer hot-air furnaces feature printed circuit controls.
a. True
b. False
106. When the second-stage furnace is satisfied and the plenum temperature has
cooled to below 90 and 100 degrees F, the heat pump relay turns the heat pump on
and controls the conditioned space until the second-stage operation is required
again.
a. True
b. False
107. 1 Inch = Centimeter
a. 3
b. 2.54
c. 2.7
d. 2.67
108. What is the unit for measuring the amplitude of a sound?
a. Decibel
b. Coulomb
c. Hum
d. Cycles
109. One nanometer is equal to
a. 10-6 m
b. 10-8 m
c. 10-9 m
d. 10-5 m
110. One fathom is equal to
a. 6 feet
b. 6 meters
c. 60 feet
d. 100 cm
111. Light year is a measurement of
a. Speed of aeroplanes
b. Speed of light
c. Stellar distances
d. Speed of rockets
112. The instrument used in IC Engine to charge air with fuel vapour is:
a. Carburettor
b. Dynamometer
c. Fuel Pump
d. Fuel Injector
113. The energy of food is measured in
a. Kelvin
b. Calories
c. Bushel
d. None of the above
114. What is the S.I. unit of temperature?
a. Kelvin
b. Celsius
c. Centigrade
d. Fahrenheit

115. Telescope is used to

a. Distant objects in space
b. Distant objects in water
c. To view tiny Objects
d. None of these
116. Pa (Pascal) is the unit for
a. Thrust
b. Pressure
c. Frequency
d. Conductivity

117. A transformer is used to

a. Increase DC voltage
b. Increase or decrease AC voltage
c. Decrease DC voltage
d. Convert DC into AC

118. Device used to rectify farsightedness is

a. Concave lens
b. Convex lens
c. Spherical lens
d. Plane glass

119. At what temperature do both the Centigrade and the Fahrenheit

thermometers show the same reading?
a. -20°
b. -40°
c. 42°
d. 0°

120. Which of the following instruments is used for recording “Earthquake waves”?
a. Barograph
b. Hydrograph
c. Pantograph
d. Seismograph