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Production Exam Questions &
Answers

A mechanism refers to - ANS-both parts or a complete machine

The three common types of mechanisms are lever, _________, and inclined planes. -
ANS-wheels

Which of the following is one of the six mechanism safety rules? - ANS-Keep your work
area safe and clean.

The English unit of measurement of weight is the - ANS-pound-force (lb-f)

The metric system expresses force in - ANS-newtons

A spring scale is used to measure - ANS-force

Mass is the - ANS-amount of material in an object

Torque can be calculated by multiplying the distance from the fulcrum that a force is
applied and - ANS-the force applied

A force that makes an object rotate about a point is called - ANS-torque

How should the lever shown move - ANS-counterclockwise

The Law of Moments can be used to determine - ANS-both the force needed to balance
or force needed to move a load

Levers are classified as - ANS-First class, Second class, or Third class

Mechanical advantage is the ratio of the force required to move a load divided by -
ANS-the effort forced applied

An ________ is produced when the forces applied to a lever cause it to rotate - ANS-
rotational moment

the mechanical advantage of a third-class lever can be found by the ratio of the length
of the ________ arm divided by the length of the _______ arm - ANS-effort, resistance

,The mechanical advantage of a second-class lever can be found by the ratio of the
length of the ____________ arm divided by the length of the ____________ arm. -
ANS-effort, resistance

A first class lever can move greater forces if - ANS-the effort arm is lengthened and the
resistance arm is shortened

An ___________ is a bar or beam atop a fulcrum that is used to transmit force from one
point to another - ANS-lever

A pair of ice tongs is an example of a _________ lever. - ANS-third-class

A third-class lever has its - ANS-effort arm between the fulcrum and the load

A second-class lever has its - ANS-load between the fulcrum and the effort arm

A wheelbarrow is an example of a _________ lever - ANS-second-class

The mechanical advantage of a first-class lever can be found by the ratio of the length
of the ________ arm divided by the length of the _________ arm. - ANS-effort,
resistance

Torque is calculated by multiplying a force time - ANS-a distance

A wheel reduces friction because _____ friction is less than sliding friction. - ANS-rolling

Coefficient of friction is the ________ of friction between two objects. - ANS-amount

What is the unit of measurement for the coefficient of friction? - ANS-it has no unit

The two types of friction are static friction and ________ friction. - ANS-kinetic

One application that takes advantage of both high and low amounts of friction is a(n) -
ANS-belt sander

Rolling friction is _______. - ANS-less than both static and kinetic friction

static friction is also called ______ friction. - ANS-starting

Friction is resistance caused by two ________ rubbing each other. - ANS-surfaces

The coefficient of friction is the ratio of the force of friction divided by the _________. -
ANS-normal force

Friction is a force that _______ the direction of motion. - ANS-opposes

, The mechanical advantage of an inclined plane is the ratio of the __________ of the
inclined plane divided by its ________. - ANS-length, height

Which of the two angles shown would create the greatest mechanical advantage? -
ANS-A

An inclined plane is a flat surface set at an angle above the ________. - ANS-horizontal

Which of the incline planes shown has the greatest mechanical advantage? - ANS-
Neither, they are the same

What is the mechanical advantage of this inclined plane with the object weight and force
need to move it shown? - ANS-2

A __________ linkage changes rotary motion into reciprocating (back and forth) motion.
- ANS-slider crank

The double rocker linkage is one type of ______ linkage. - ANS-four bar

The crank rocker linkage is one type of _______ linkage. - ANS-four bar

The slider crank linkage is also known as the _____ linkage. - ANS-four bar

The image shown is an example of what type of linkage? - ANS-crank rocker

The image shown is an example of what type of linkage? - ANS-double rocker

A linkage is a system of __________ attached together to transmit energy from one
point to another. - ANS-bars

A windshield wiper is one application of the ________ linkage. - ANS-double rocker

What type of linkage consists of a driver arm, connecting rod, and a follower? - ANS-
double rocker

The image shown is an example of what type of linkage? - ANS-slider crank

The follower of the __________ linkage moves in an arc. - ANS-crank rocker

A cam is a wheel that, when combined with a cam follower, produces a(n)
_____________ motion. - ANS-reciprocating

The four properties of a car are: rise, fall, _________, and constant velocity. - ANS-
dwell

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