Florida Fire State Practice Exam

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In a two-door car, what is the term for the back post?

A post
B post
C post
D post

The correct answer is: B post

In a two-door car, the back post is specifically referred to as the B post. This structural component supports the roof and the vehicle's body while also serving as a critical attachment point for the door hinges. It is positioned between the front door and the rear section of the vehicle, helping to provide stability and strength to the car's structure. The other terms refer to different components: the A post is located at the front of the vehicle, supporting the windshield, the C post is associated with the rear area, typically in relation to hatchbacks or station wagons, while the D post is found in larger vehicles or station wagons, positioned even further back. Understanding these designations is important for recognizing vehicle structure and safety features.