Forklift Training: IRC 2024 | Questions
with Solutions
A lift truck equipped with a simplex mast may be used in a tractor-trailer when
stacking product is required.
a) True
b) False - Ans b) False
The fulcrum or balance point of a lift truck is the:
a) Battery
b) Steer tire(s)
c) Drive tires
d) Mast - Ans c) Drive tires
The imaginary point in a load around which all weight is evenly distributed is known
as the:
a) Principle of balance
b) Centre of gravity
c) Load centre
d) Stability triangle - Ans b) Centre of gravity
, The load centre is:
a) The distance from the end of the load to the forks
b) The distance from the face of the forks to the load's centre of gravity
c) The distance from the load's centre of gravity to the drive tires
d) The distance from the mast to the operator's compartment - Ans b) The
distance from the face of the forks to the load's centre of gravity
A lift truck is designed like a child's teeter-totter. The design is based on the:
a) Principle of balance
b) Principle of gravity
c) Principle of stability
d) Principle of rear end swing - Ans a) Principle of balance
The centre of gravity of a lift truck always stays in the same place.
a) True
b) False - Ans b) False
If both trucks turn too quickly, a lift truck with a load is less likely to tip over
sideways than a truck without a load.
a) True
b) False - Ans a) True
Which is not one of the supporting points of the stability triangle on a lift truck?
a) Centre point of the drive axle
b) Centre point of the steer axle
c) Right drive tire
with Solutions
A lift truck equipped with a simplex mast may be used in a tractor-trailer when
stacking product is required.
a) True
b) False - Ans b) False
The fulcrum or balance point of a lift truck is the:
a) Battery
b) Steer tire(s)
c) Drive tires
d) Mast - Ans c) Drive tires
The imaginary point in a load around which all weight is evenly distributed is known
as the:
a) Principle of balance
b) Centre of gravity
c) Load centre
d) Stability triangle - Ans b) Centre of gravity
, The load centre is:
a) The distance from the end of the load to the forks
b) The distance from the face of the forks to the load's centre of gravity
c) The distance from the load's centre of gravity to the drive tires
d) The distance from the mast to the operator's compartment - Ans b) The
distance from the face of the forks to the load's centre of gravity
A lift truck is designed like a child's teeter-totter. The design is based on the:
a) Principle of balance
b) Principle of gravity
c) Principle of stability
d) Principle of rear end swing - Ans a) Principle of balance
The centre of gravity of a lift truck always stays in the same place.
a) True
b) False - Ans b) False
If both trucks turn too quickly, a lift truck with a load is less likely to tip over
sideways than a truck without a load.
a) True
b) False - Ans a) True
Which is not one of the supporting points of the stability triangle on a lift truck?
a) Centre point of the drive axle
b) Centre point of the steer axle
c) Right drive tire