windscree

Petrol n
tank Bonn
Boot et
 External parts of cars and other road vehicles

a. Bodywork a. the painted metal outer part of a car or other vehicle that gives it its shape
b. Bonnet b. the front part of a car that covers the engine. (Am. Hood).
c. Boot c. the covered space at the back of a car, used for carrying things in. (Am. trunk.)
d. Bumper d. a long thin bar of metal or plastic fixed to the front or back of a vehicle, designed to
protect it if it hits anything
e. exhaust pipe
e. a pipe that carries the gases or steam out of an engine
f. filler cap
f. the small round lid that covers the hole where you put the petrol in a car or other vehicle
g. luggage rack
g. an official sign on the front and back of a motor vehicle, with numbers and letters
h. petrol tank
on it that show who it belongs to. Number plate. (Am. license plate).
i. registration
h. a roof rack on a car
number
i. the part of a car or other vehicle that you fill with petrol. (Am gas tank).
j. roof
j. the top outer part of a vehicle
k. wheels
k. a round object that turns round and round to make a car, bicycle, or other vehicle move
l. windscreen
l. the large glass window at the front of a vehicle. The American word is windshield.
m. windscreen
wiper m. a long thin tool that moves across a vehicles windscreen to wipe the rain off it
n. wing mirror n. a small mirror on each side of a vehicle. The American word is sideview mirror.

Internal parts of cars and other road vehicles

a. Accelerator 1. the pedal that you press with your foot to make a vehicle go faster
b. air bag 2. bag in a car that immediately fills with air if the car crashes, to protect the driver
and passengers
c. back seat
3. a seat behind the driver of a car
d. dashboard
4. the part inside a car where the speedometer and other instruments are
e. driving seat
5. the seat where you sit when you are driving a car
f. emergency
brake 6. a handbrake in a car
g. gas pedal 7. an accelerator in a car
h. gearshift, stick 8. the short metal lever in a car that a driver uses to change the gears
shift or gear
9. the piece of equipment in a car that you pull with your hand to keep the car still
stick
after it has stopped
i. handbrake
10. the object in a car or other vehicle that makes a loud warning noise when you
j. horn press it
k. ignition 11. place where you put in the key to make a cars engine start
l. milometer or 12. piece of equipment fitted to a vehicle that shows how many miles the vehicle
mileometer has travelled
m. rear-view mirror 13. mirror fixed inside the front window of a car that lets the driver see what is
happening behind it
n. passenger seat
14. front seat in a road vehicle beside the drivers seat
o. speedometer
15. piece of equipment in a vehicle that shows how fast it is going
p. steering wheel
16. wheel in a vehicle that you hold and turn to control the direction it travels in
 External parts of cars and other road vehicles

a. Bodywork 1. a cover on a car that can be pulled up to give protection from the rain or sun (Am. Hood)
b. Bonnet 2. a long thin bar of metal or plastic fixed to the front or back of a vehicle, designed to
protect it if it hits anything
c. Boot
3. a long thin tool that moves across a vehicles windscreen to wipe the rain off it
d. Bumper
4. a pipe that carries the gases or steam out of an engine
e. exhaust pipe
5. a roof rack on a car
f. filler cap
6. a round object that turns round and round to make a car, bicycle, or other vehicle move
g. Bonnet
7. a small mirror on each side of a vehicle. The American word is sideview mirror.
h. luggage rack
8. an official sign o the front and back of a motor vehicle, with numbers and letters
i. petrol tank
on it that show who it belongs to. Number plate. (Am. license plate).
j. registration
9. the covered space at the back of a car, used for carrying things in. (Am. trunk.)
number
10. the front part of a car that covers the engine. (Am. Hood).
k. roof
11. the large glass window at the front of a vehicle. The American word is windshield.
l. wheels
12. the painted metal outer part of a car or other vehicle that gives it its shape
m. windscreen
13. the part of a car or other vehicle that you fill with petrol. (Am gas tank).
n. windscreen
wiper 14. the small round lid that covers the hole where you put the petrol in a car or other vehicle
o. wing mirror 15. the top outer part of a vehicle

Internal parts of cars and other road vehicles

a. Accelerator 1. a handbrake in a car

b. air bag 2. a seat behind the driver of a car
c. back seat 3. an accelerator in a car
d. dashboard 4. bag in a car that immediately fills with air if the car crashes, to protect the driver
and passengers
e. driving seat
5. front seat in a road vehicle beside the drivers seat
f. emergency
brake 6. mirror fixed inside the front window of a car that lets the driver see what is
happening behind it
g. gas pedal
7. piece of equipment fitted to a vehicle that shows how many miles the vehicle
h. gearshift, stick
has travelled
shift or gear
stick 8. piece of equipment in a vehicle that shows how fast it is going
i. handbrake 9. place where you put in the key to make a cars engine start
j. horn 10. the object in a car or other vehicle that makes a loud warning noise when you
press it
k. ignition
11. the part inside a car where the speedometer and other instruments are
l. milometer or
mileometer 12. the pedal that you press with your foot to make a vehicle go faster
m. rear-view mirror 13. the piece of equipment in a car that you pull with your hand to keep the car still
after it has stopped
n. passenger seat
14. the seat where you sit when you are driving a car
o. speedometer
15. the short metal lever in a car that a driver uses to change the gears
p. steering wheel
16. wheel in a vehicle that you hold and turn to control the direction it travels in
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