You'll need to know many important facts about the periodic table in order to succeed. Quiz & Worksheet Goals. Our goal is to see how much you know about: Non-metal and metal separation on the periodic table Contents of an element box on the table Locations of different kinds of elements Left to right rows of the periodic table Order of elements of the periodic table Skills Practiced. You'll use these skills: Reading comprehension - remember the most important facts from our periodic table lesson Information recall - recall the contents of an element box on the periodic table Interpreting information - analyze the location of different kinds of elements on the periodic table Additional Learning If you had any trouble with these assessments, you can take another look at our lesson, The Periodic Table Lesson for Kids: Structure & Uses.
The cylinder is the main working component of an engine. Cylinders fire by sparking the spark plugs or by creating a fuel injection in a diesel engine. Vehicles have different numbers of cylinders to power the engine.
Bore (engine) The Bore or cylinder bore is a part of a piston engine. The bore also represents the size, in terms of diameter, of the cylinder in which a piston travels. The value of a cylinders bore, and stroke, is used to establish the displacement of an engine. The term bore can also be applied to the bore of a locomotive cylinder or steam engine pistons.