1. It is the simplest type but typically limited to low-torque applications because the driving force is
restricted to pure friction between the belt and the pulley.
a. Belt drive
b. Rubber
c. Gear
d. Flat belt
2. It is the most widely used type of belt, particularly in automotive and industrial machines.
a. Flat belt
b. V-belt
c. Cog belt
d. Timing belt
3. It has gear-like teeth that engage with mating teeth on the pulleys.
a. V-belt
b. Cog belt
c. Timing belt
d. Belt drive
4. It is a belt design similar to a V-belt but has grooves formed on the inner surface
a. Belt drive
b. Cog belt
c. Timing belt
d. Rubber
5. This design is identical to several V-belts placed side by side but is integrally connected.
a. Machine Design
b. Open belt drive system
c. Closed belt drive system
d. Multi V-belt