Theory of Machines MCQs (Part-11)

What is the primary purpose of a gear ratio in mechanical systems?

A Increase torque
B Change speed
C Change direction
D Increase efficiency

What type of motion is commonly produced by a robotic mechanism?

A Rotary motion
B Linear motion
C Oscillatory motion
D Combined motion

What is the main function of a cam in a cam mechanism?

A Convert motion
B Control speed
C Store energy
D Transfer power

How does a gear train help in mechanical systems?

A Increase power
B Transmit motion
C Change torque
D Reduce friction

What is the effect of a higher gear ratio on the output of a gear system?

A Increases speed
B Decreases torque
C Decreases speed
D Increases power

What is the primary purpose of a cam follower in a cam mechanism?

A Transfer power
B Follow cam profile
C Regulate speed
D Increase torque

What does a robotic mechanism use to perform tasks such as grasping and lifting objects?

A Pulleys
B Levers
C Gears
D Actuators

What is the primary effect of a camshaft in an engine?

A Control valve timing
B Increase power
C Regulate air intake
D Increase speed

What is the function of a follower in a cam mechanism?

A Increase force
B Respond to cam profile
C Control energy
D Adjust valve timing

What is the significance of gear ratios in robotic mechanisms?

A Control motion speed
B Control precision
C Transfer power
D Maintain torque

What is the purpose of angular velocity in rotational systems?

A Control energy
B Measure rotational speed
C Determine force
D Measure displacement

What is the effect of a cam design on an engine’s performance?

A Increases fuel efficiency
B Controls valve timing
C Reduces power output
D Increases torque

What does a gear train primarily control in a mechanical system?

A Speed and torque
B Energy consumption
C Power distribution
D Motion direction

What does a chain drive system typically do in machines?

A Change direction
B Reduce power
C Transmit power
D Increase speed

What does a cam mechanism typically convert in mechanical systems?

A Power into motion
B Rotary motion into linear motion
C Linear force into rotary force
D Speed into torque