Theory of Machines MCQs (Part-3)

What is the purpose of a crank in a mechanical system?

A Increase torque
B Convert motion
C Change direction
D Store energy

Which component is used to change the direction of rotation in a machine?

A Pulley
B Bearing
C Gear
D Shaft

What is the primary function of a governor in an engine?

A Increase efficiency
B Regulate power
C Reduce friction
D Maintain speed

What is the main advantage of using a chain drive over a belt drive?

A No slippage
B Less noise
C Higher torque
D No maintenance

What is the significance of the moment of inertia in rotational motion?

A Determines torque
B Determines speed
C Determines resistance to motion
D Determines acceleration

Which of the following is used to analyze the motion of a camshaft?

A Gear ratio
B Cam profile
C Linkage diagram
D Velocity diagram

What is the effect of increasing the number of teeth in a gear system?

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

What is the primary function of a flywheel in a machine?

A Increase torque
B Convert energy
C Maintain speed
D Reduce vibrations

Which of the following mechanisms is used to convert rotary motion into linear motion?

A Slider‐crank
B Cam mechanism
C Pulley system
D Gearbox

What does the term “kinematic analysis” involve?

A Determining energy loss
B Calculating torque
C Analyzing motion
D Analyzing forces

What does the term “mechanical advantage” refer to?

A The force applied by a machine
B The speed of the system
C The energy consumed by the system
D The ratio of output to input force

What is the main function of a chain drive?

A Transfer power
B Regulate speed
C Convert torque
D Control vibrations

Which of the following is a key element in analyzing vibrational motion?

A Mass
B Damping
C Speed
D Inertia

What is the purpose of a gear train in a mechanical system?

A Increase efficiency
B Regulate torque
C Change speed
D Store energy

What does the term “gyroscopic effect” refer to in rotating machinery?

A Resistance to angular acceleration
B Change in torque
C Increase in rotational speed
D Resistance to linear motion