AUMT intro Final study guide chapter 1-11 with complete
solution
When compared to early vehicles, modern vehicles do not have:
as many maintenance requirements.
Technician A says that only a certain few people will find jobs in the automotive
industry. Technician B says the automotive industry offers numerous career choices.
Who is correct?
Tech B
Jiffy Lube outlets are examples of:
franchises
All the statements below are true EXCEPT:
service consultants work only with customers.
Tech A says that AYES certifies technicians. Tech B says that having ASE certifications
can make it easier to get a job. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that the production of vehicles today requires a mix of robotic and
human assembly. Technician B says that most of the parts on a vehicle are
preassembled into unit assemblies before they reach the assembly line. Who is correct?
Both A and B
Technician A says that the shop foreman is the frontline contact for customer relations.
Technician B says that the service consultant typically reports directly to the business
owner. Who is correct?
Neither A nor B
Special certification is required for technicians who handle which of the following
systems?
Refrigerants and A/C systems
A technician wants to be at the cutting edge of technology. Which of repair facility would
be the best fit for him or her?
Dealership
Which of the following organizations certify technicians in all areas of a vehicle?
ASE
Technician A says that dealership technicians generally have access to manufacturers'
training courses. Technician B says that an independent shop works on a wide variety
of vehicles that requires a broad skill level in technicians. Who is correct?
Both A and B
Advances in vehicle manufacturing technology have decreased the need for:
large amounts of labor.
Which of the following would be the most likely to program or reprogram (reflash)
powertrain control modules (PCMs) using computerized equipment?
Drivability technicians
Technician A says that a technician can specialize in different areas based on his or her
interest and ability. Technician B says that most specialty shops, such as transmission
shops, primarily work on only one manufacturer's vehicles. Who is correct?
Tech A
, Technician A says that the maintenance intervals of a vehicle have changed very little
since the creation of the automobile. Technician B says that manufacturers are
predicting 25,000-mile (40,000 km) maintenance intervals. Who is correct?
Tech B
In "Just in Time" manufacturing:
the manufacturer doesn't have to store large quantities of parts.
Technician A says that a technician can progress to different jobs within the industry.
Technician B says that careers in the automotive industry include parts manager. Who
is correct?
Both A and B
Which of the following statements is true?
"Interchangeability" meant that parts did not have to be custom built to match a
particular car.
Which of the following statements is true?
Both live and dead axles support the weight of the vehicle.
Which of the following is true of a horizontally opposed configuration?
The pistons are in two banks on both sides of a common crankshaft.
All of the statements below are true EXCEPT:
torque pushes the piston down.
A hatchback typically has:
3 doors.
Technician A says that most vehicles today are built with a ladder frame. Technician B
says that most vehicles today do not have a full frame. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that gasoline is energy in chemical form. Technician B says that
chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy by the combustion process of an
engine. Who is correct?
Both A and B
A design that either partially or wholly integrates the bodywork into a single unit with the
chassis is called:
unibody design.
Technician A says that a live axle is an axle that drives the vehicle. Technician B says
that a dead axle means that the axle can be steered. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech A says that pushing on the brake pedal stops the vehicle by converting chemical
energy into thermal energy. Tech B says that brake pedal pressure is transmitted to the
brakes hydraulically. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that an SUV is typically a two-door convertible vehicle. Technician B
says that many pickups come in two-door and four-door versions. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that a piston engine has a roughly triangular shaped rotor.
Technician B says that V engines have horizontally opposed cylinders. Who is correct?
Neither A nor B
solution
When compared to early vehicles, modern vehicles do not have:
as many maintenance requirements.
Technician A says that only a certain few people will find jobs in the automotive
industry. Technician B says the automotive industry offers numerous career choices.
Who is correct?
Tech B
Jiffy Lube outlets are examples of:
franchises
All the statements below are true EXCEPT:
service consultants work only with customers.
Tech A says that AYES certifies technicians. Tech B says that having ASE certifications
can make it easier to get a job. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that the production of vehicles today requires a mix of robotic and
human assembly. Technician B says that most of the parts on a vehicle are
preassembled into unit assemblies before they reach the assembly line. Who is correct?
Both A and B
Technician A says that the shop foreman is the frontline contact for customer relations.
Technician B says that the service consultant typically reports directly to the business
owner. Who is correct?
Neither A nor B
Special certification is required for technicians who handle which of the following
systems?
Refrigerants and A/C systems
A technician wants to be at the cutting edge of technology. Which of repair facility would
be the best fit for him or her?
Dealership
Which of the following organizations certify technicians in all areas of a vehicle?
ASE
Technician A says that dealership technicians generally have access to manufacturers'
training courses. Technician B says that an independent shop works on a wide variety
of vehicles that requires a broad skill level in technicians. Who is correct?
Both A and B
Advances in vehicle manufacturing technology have decreased the need for:
large amounts of labor.
Which of the following would be the most likely to program or reprogram (reflash)
powertrain control modules (PCMs) using computerized equipment?
Drivability technicians
Technician A says that a technician can specialize in different areas based on his or her
interest and ability. Technician B says that most specialty shops, such as transmission
shops, primarily work on only one manufacturer's vehicles. Who is correct?
Tech A
, Technician A says that the maintenance intervals of a vehicle have changed very little
since the creation of the automobile. Technician B says that manufacturers are
predicting 25,000-mile (40,000 km) maintenance intervals. Who is correct?
Tech B
In "Just in Time" manufacturing:
the manufacturer doesn't have to store large quantities of parts.
Technician A says that a technician can progress to different jobs within the industry.
Technician B says that careers in the automotive industry include parts manager. Who
is correct?
Both A and B
Which of the following statements is true?
"Interchangeability" meant that parts did not have to be custom built to match a
particular car.
Which of the following statements is true?
Both live and dead axles support the weight of the vehicle.
Which of the following is true of a horizontally opposed configuration?
The pistons are in two banks on both sides of a common crankshaft.
All of the statements below are true EXCEPT:
torque pushes the piston down.
A hatchback typically has:
3 doors.
Technician A says that most vehicles today are built with a ladder frame. Technician B
says that most vehicles today do not have a full frame. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that gasoline is energy in chemical form. Technician B says that
chemical energy is converted to mechanical energy by the combustion process of an
engine. Who is correct?
Both A and B
A design that either partially or wholly integrates the bodywork into a single unit with the
chassis is called:
unibody design.
Technician A says that a live axle is an axle that drives the vehicle. Technician B says
that a dead axle means that the axle can be steered. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech A says that pushing on the brake pedal stops the vehicle by converting chemical
energy into thermal energy. Tech B says that brake pedal pressure is transmitted to the
brakes hydraulically. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that an SUV is typically a two-door convertible vehicle. Technician B
says that many pickups come in two-door and four-door versions. Who is correct?
Tech B
Technician A says that a piston engine has a roughly triangular shaped rotor.
Technician B says that V engines have horizontally opposed cylinders. Who is correct?
Neither A nor B
