Automobile Engineering

JKSSB Junior Engineer (Mechanical) · Metrology and Automobile Engineering · 28 practice questions with answers and explanations: 7 Easy, 21 Medium, 0 Hard.

Sample questions

Sample Easy question 1

The battery commonly used in a car is a:

  1. lead–acid battery
  2. dry cell
  3. nickel–metal hydride battery
  4. fuel cell
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Answer: A. It delivers a high current to the starter motor.

Sample Easy question 2

A radial tyre has plies that run:

  1. at 90° to the direction of travel
  2. parallel to the direction of travel
  3. at 45° and cross each other
  4. in the circumferential direction only
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Answer: A. A radial tyre gives a longer life and a lower rolling resistance.

Sample Easy question 3

The function of the radiator is to:

  1. heat the engine
  2. filter the oil
  3. cool the engine coolant by transferring heat to the air
  4. store fuel
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Answer: C. A fan helps when the car is moving slowly.

Sample Medium question 4

Detonation (knock) in a petrol engine can be reduced by:

  1. increasing the compression ratio
  2. advancing the ignition timing excessively
  3. using a fuel with a higher octane number
  4. using a fuel with a lower octane number
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Answer: C. A higher octane fuel resists auto-ignition.

Sample Medium question 5

Which engine component opens and closes the intake and exhaust valves?

  1. The flywheel
  2. The crankshaft
  3. The connecting rod
  4. The camshaft
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Answer: D. It is driven by the crankshaft at half its speed in a four-stroke engine.

Sample Medium question 6

The valve timing diagram of an engine shows the:

  1. fuel consumption
  2. opening and closing of the valves relative to the crank angle
  3. temperature of the coolant
  4. speed of the vehicle
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Answer: B. Valve overlap is one of its features.

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