Preview Questions Automotive Designer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: Which factor is most important when selecting materials for automotive crash components?

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Aesthetic finish

Low thermal expansion coefficient

High energy absorption capacity

High corrosion resistance

Question 2: In prototype design, what is the most critical factor in selecting materials for an automotive prototype?

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Performance-to-weight ratio

Availability of the material

Ease of fabrication

Cost of the materials

Question 3: What is the primary advantage of using aluminum alloys in automotive design for performance vehicles?

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They are significantly cheaper than other metals

They have better thermal insulation properties

They offer high corrosion resistance

They offer a favorable strength-to-weight ratio

Question 4: In CAD modeling, what is the purpose of creating a parametric design in automotive design software?

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To create flexible models for future modifications

To speed up the rendering process

To simplify the manufacturing process

To improve visual aesthetics

Question 5: What type of testing is critical for evaluating vehicle performance in early-stage prototypes?

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Testing for color durability under harsh sunlight

Testing to measure fuel consumption only

Static testing of the body structure under controlled conditions

Road testing to assess handling, acceleration, and braking under real-world conditions

Question 6: In automotive prototype design, which of the following best describes the purpose of a "beta prototype"?

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It is the final production model

It is used for manufacturing trials

It is a working model for design verification

It is used for aesthetic evaluation