NVRA – Vehicle Anatomy Quiz (Chapters 3, 4, and 5) Welcome to your Vehicle Anatomy Review (Chapter 3, 4, and 5). This quiz covers the vehicle anatomy chapters (3, 4, and 5). At the conclusion of the quiz, your score will be emailed to you. If you do not receive the email, check your junk/spam folder. Please add info@rescuetechs.com to your allowed senders list. Thanks! Name Email 1. Which type of vehicle propulsion system is found in the overwhelming majority of vehicles on the road today? Electric Combination gas and electric Conventional Hybrid1 out of 102. Which type of frame system is used when the vehicle is basically one piece? Body-over-frame construction Unibody construction Hydrogen frame construction Space frame construction2 out of 103. True or false? For a rescue to be successful, the technical rescuer must understand new techniques and the capabilities and limitations of rescue tools in relation to modern steel. True False3 out of 104. Which type of vehicle glass is produced by heating a layer of clear plastic film between two layers of plate glass? Enhanced protective glass Polycarbonate Tempered safety glass Laminated safety glass4 out of 105. Which type of frame system is used when the body of the vehicle is placed onto a frame skeleton and the frame acts as the foundation for the vehicle? Body-over-frame construction Unibody construction Space frame construction Hydrogen frame construction5 out of 106. Which type of vehicle uses an electrochemical device that utilizes a catalyst-facilitated chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to create electricity that is then used to power an electric motor? Electrical Petroleum Conventional Hydrogen fuel cell6 out of 107. What is the third event that happens during a front-impact vehicle collision? Vehicle impact with the object. Occupant impact with the vehicle. Vehicle impact with the body. Occupant organs impact with the solid structures of the body.7 out of 108. Which of the following statements is true regarding the action of fire impinging on a piston strut? Piston struts will not be affected by fire. The strut will remain intact. The strut will melt. Rapid pressure will build up inside the strut.8 out of 109. Unibody construction incorporates ____ into the front and sometimes the rear of the vehicle to redirect energy away from the passenger compartment. chassis zones space zones crumple zones absorbing zones9 out of 1010. What is the first event that happens during a front-impact vehicle collision? Occupant organs impact with the solid structures of the body. Vehicle impact with the object. Vehicle impact with the body. Occupant impact with the vehicle.10 out of 10You have completed the Vehicle Anatomy Review (Chapter 3, 4, and 5) quiz. Your results will be email to address you registered for class. If you do not receive the email, check your junk/spam folder. Please add info@rescuetechs.com to your allowed senders list. Thanks! Thank you! Share:TweetEmailPrintWhatsApp
