JLTV Test A Questions and Correct Answers
Question 1
The purpose of throttle control to maintain the Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) is to
prevent:
A. The driver from exceeding the posted speed limit.
B. The transmission from downshifting while accelerating.
C. Oversteer and understeer.
D. Slipping and sliding on soft soil road conditions.
Correct Answer
D. Slipping and sliding on soft soil road conditions.
Question 2
What vehicle-handling factor changes (vehicle reaction) is a result from the change in
terrain when driving from flat terrain to slopes?
A. Speed
B. Terrain
C. CTIS
D. Traction
Correct Answer
D. Traction
Question 3
The independent suspension of the JL TV uses hydraulic pressure in the maintain
wheel-to-ground contact, which provides a smooth ride over varying terrain.
A. Leaf springs
to
B. Air suspension
C. Roll Control Circuit (Cross plumbing)
D. Coil over springs
Correct Answer
C. Roll Control Circuit (Cross plumbing)
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, Question 4
The rougher the terrain (higher Root Mean Squared (RMS) values) the _____ you
should drive
A. Faster
B. Slower
Correct Answer
B. Slower
Question 5
List the five Suspension Settings the DRIVER uses.
Correct Answer
Answer: Operational, Loading, Tie Down, Fording, and SAES
Question 6
The lateral movement of vehicle when traversing a rough or uneven surface causes a
vehicle to react by ______
the largest irregularities.
A. Leaning towards
B. Pitching around
C. Leaning away from
D. Pitching into
Correct Answer
C. Leaning away from
Question 7
Location, terrain conditions, gross weight of the disabled vehicle, and the mire level
all contribute to the
A. Mechanical advantage
B. Mire Resistance
C. Available effort
D. Winch capacity
Correct Answer
B. Mire Resistance
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Question 1
The purpose of throttle control to maintain the Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) is to
prevent:
A. The driver from exceeding the posted speed limit.
B. The transmission from downshifting while accelerating.
C. Oversteer and understeer.
D. Slipping and sliding on soft soil road conditions.
Correct Answer
D. Slipping and sliding on soft soil road conditions.
Question 2
What vehicle-handling factor changes (vehicle reaction) is a result from the change in
terrain when driving from flat terrain to slopes?
A. Speed
B. Terrain
C. CTIS
D. Traction
Correct Answer
D. Traction
Question 3
The independent suspension of the JL TV uses hydraulic pressure in the maintain
wheel-to-ground contact, which provides a smooth ride over varying terrain.
A. Leaf springs
to
B. Air suspension
C. Roll Control Circuit (Cross plumbing)
D. Coil over springs
Correct Answer
C. Roll Control Circuit (Cross plumbing)
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, Question 4
The rougher the terrain (higher Root Mean Squared (RMS) values) the _____ you
should drive
A. Faster
B. Slower
Correct Answer
B. Slower
Question 5
List the five Suspension Settings the DRIVER uses.
Correct Answer
Answer: Operational, Loading, Tie Down, Fording, and SAES
Question 6
The lateral movement of vehicle when traversing a rough or uneven surface causes a
vehicle to react by ______
the largest irregularities.
A. Leaning towards
B. Pitching around
C. Leaning away from
D. Pitching into
Correct Answer
C. Leaning away from
Question 7
Location, terrain conditions, gross weight of the disabled vehicle, and the mire level
all contribute to the
A. Mechanical advantage
B. Mire Resistance
C. Available effort
D. Winch capacity
Correct Answer
B. Mire Resistance
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