Automobile Part 1 Electrical System
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Your car's electrical system consists of the battery, starter and alternator. The battery provides juice to the starter. Then, the alternator gives that battery the energy it needs to power your car. The part one quiz below is aimed at helping you learn more about the electrical system. Give it a try!
Questions and Answers
- 1.What part of a car holds the electricity?
- A.
Alternator
- B.
Generator
- C.
Battery
- D.
Solenoid
- E.
Voltage regulator
- 2.The battery is made of lead, water and
- A.
Paint
- B.
Battery fluid
- C.
Gasoline
- D.
Sulfuric acid
- 3.Where does the current go when the key is turned?
- A.
To the battery
- B.
To the starter
- C.
To the brakes
- D.
To the engine
- E.
To the alternater
- 4.What part of the electrical system keeps the battery charged?
- A.
The engine
- B.
The brakes
- C.
The alternator
- D.
The battery cables
- E.
The starter
- 5.What part keeps the battery from charging too much?
- A.
The voltage regulator
- B.
The lead
- C.
The cables
- D.
Fuse
- E.
Flux capacitor
- 6.What is ONE easy thing you can check for in your car to make sure the electrical system in in good shape?
- A.
The battery charge
- B.
Corrosion
- C.
Alternator
- 7.What part connects the engine to the alternator to make it turn when the engine turns.
- A.
Gears
- B.
V-belt
- 8.Write a one paragraph statement describing the process of how a car starts.
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