ENGINE QUIZ
Twin-2-stroke Inline-4-diesel Inline-4-gasoline Inline-6-gasoline
360 degrees 720 degrees 180 degrees 90 degrees
All internal combustion engines Two-stroke engines only Diesel engines only All engines except diesel ones
Boxer-Twin V-Four Inline-Twin V-Twin
The amount of compression of the engine The air-fuel ratio A type of electronic fuel injection The fuel-oil ratio in two stroke engines
Beginning of 1900s Beginning of 1800s End of 1800s 1700s
To let air into the engine To select gears To connect the rod and the crankshaft To control the opening and closing of valves
The distance between top and bottom dead centres The diameter of the cylinder The timing of valves The volume of the cylinder
Automatic Sequential Robotised Dual-clutch
0W30 5W40 10W40 15W50
No, there are only dry clutches Yes
It distributes the braking force between front and rear wheels It adjusts the tension of the electrical system It distributes the traction between the wheels It brings traction to rear wheels
The engine is lubricated by the fuel mixed with oil The engine is lubricated by the fluid inside the oil sump The engine is lubricated by a pump system Two-stroke engines do not need any lubrication
A feature of two-stroke engines The highest rpm The maximum power The force expressed by the engine at a fixed rpm
A damage of the head gasket An abnormal combustion of the air-fuel mixture A valve malfunction A contact between piston and head
Ducati Aprilia Honda Ktm
Air sucked from air filter An electrical engine Exhaust gas Crankshaft
More power Less power Longer gearing Shorter gearing
It shares the braking force between front and real wheels It reduces the foot pressure on the brake pedal It prevents the blocking of wheels It gives you the possibility to brake when the engine is off
