Title: WXPT303-XX01XEN-E1 - Introduction to Hydraulics Quiz
Course: 14/FA Heavy Equipment A/C Systems (DESL-1670-01)

The post-quiz for WXPT303-XX01XEN-E1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: A hydraulic press shows what in action?
- Pascal's law
- Murphy's Law
- The Peter Principle
- The Law of Gravity
A: Pascal's law
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: A smaller weight on a lever can raise a larger weight, but the smaller weight must move a greater distance. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- True
- False
A: True
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: Force can be measured in ...
- pressure.
- gravity.
- pounds.
- meters.
A: pounds.
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: Increasing force in a Hydraulic system causes ...
- pressure to increase.
- area to increase.
- fluid volume to decrease.
- pressure to decrease.
A: pressure to increase.
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: Pascal's Law explains how ...
- fluid stays in a barrel.
- a small jack can raise a two-ton car.
- an oil tanker floats.
- to calculate the force of gravity.
A: a small jack can raise a two-ton car.
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: Pascal's Law states that any change in pressure in an enclosed fluid is applied equally to all the fluid in the enclosure. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- True
- False
A: True
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: The pump in a Hydraulic system converts mechanical energy into fluid pressure. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?
- True
- False
A: True
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: What innovation allowed hydraulic technology to explode and be used in practical ways for the first time?
- Force pump
- Aqueduct
- Steam shovel
- High-pressure hose
A: High-pressure hose
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.

Q: What is pressure?
- Weight of an object
- Force acting on a given area
- The area of a pair of snowshoes
- gravity
A: Force acting on a given area
If wrong: Review Chapter 1 - Introduction to Hydraulics.