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Chapter 23: SMALL ENGINE OPERATION
Answers to Review Questions
TRUE/FALSE
1. Small engines require an outside source of power.
2. Nine percent of small-engine injuries are caused by the operator.
3. An engine can produce power on its own.
4. Internal combustion means that combustion occurs in an enclosed chamber.
5. The four terms used to describe the operation of small engines are cycle, stroke,
combustion, and four-stroke cycle engine.
6. Two-stroke cycle engines are lighter weight than four-stroke cycle engines.
7. The exhaust stroke of a four-stroke cycle engine occurs when the piston reaches
the bottom and starts upward.
8. The two-stroke cycle diesel engine is common in agriculture.
9. Lubricants are used to keep engine parts running smoothly.
10. Most large engines use an electrical starting system.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. How many hours can small engines operate without requiring major repairs?