Auto Safety Test

1. Auto Safety Test Part 4 - Vehicles

2. Drive cars in the shop: • With the hand brake on • Sounding the horn • Normally • Very slowly

3. Drive cars in the shop: • With the hand brake on • Sounding the horn • Normally • Very slowly

4. Before you work on a car, it should be in: • Reverse • High gear • First gear • Neutral or Park

5. Before you work on a car, it should be in: • Reverse • High gear • First gear • Neutral or Park

6. Before you work on a car, you should: • Set the hand brake and chock the wheels • Lock the steering wheel • Roll down the windows

7. Before you work on a car, you should: • Set the hand brake and chock the wheels • Lock the steering wheel • Roll down the windows

8. A running engine: • Gets hot and could burn • Should be wiped off • Should be disconnected • Should be cooled off

9. A running engine: • Gets hot and could burn • Should be wiped off • Should be disconnected • Should be cooled off

10. Engine fans, belts, and pulleys are dangerous because: • They transfer heat from the radiator • They carry electricity to the ground circuit • They generate toxic fumes • Fingers, hands and tools can get caught in them

11. Engine fans, belts, and pulleys are dangerous because: • They transfer heat from the radiator • They carry electricity to the ground circuit • They generate toxic fumes • Fingers, hands and tools can get caught in them

12. Choking an engine could injure you from the vacuum and: • A backfire • The carburetor floats • The idler valve • The accelerator

13. Choking an engine could injure you from the vacuum and: • A backfire • The carburetor floats • The idler valve • The accelerator

14. Battery acid should be washed off with: • Oil • Solvent • Gasoline • Baking soda and water

15. Battery acid should be washed off with: • Oil • Solvent • Gasoline • Baking soda and water

16. Hydrogen gas is: • Flammable/explosive • Inert • Un-reactive • Poisonous

17. Hydrogen gas is: • Flammable/explosive • Inert • Un-reactive • Poisonous

18. When disconnecting a battery, first remove: • The ground cable • The coil • The starter • The ignition system

19. When disconnecting a battery, first remove: • The ground cable • The coil • The starter • The ignition system

20. Gasoline should be stored: • In an approved safety container • In glass jars • In a dark place • Somewhere convenient

21. Gasoline should be stored: • In an approved safety container • In glass jars • In a dark place • Somewhere convenient

22. All apply to fire prevention except: • Avoid things that cause sparks around a vehicle leaking fuel • Keep shop doors closed to prevent gas vapors from spreading outside • Store gasoline in an approved safety container • Immediately wipe up flammable spills

23. All apply to fire prevention except: • Avoid things that cause sparks around a vehicle leaking fuel • Keep shop doors closed to prevent gas vapors from spreading outside • Store gasoline in an approved safety container • Immediately wipe up flammable spills