Automotive industry

Part of the dashboard that lets you know how much gasoline / petrol there is in the petrol tank.

• Pipe

• Fuel gauge

• Dashboard

• Aerial

The lights you turn on so that you can see the road ahead in the dark when you are driving.

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The metal covering of the middle part of a wheel.

• Trunk

• Horn

• Hubcap

• Fender

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Usually found on the steering wheel, when you press the ______, it makes a sound that other people (in other cars) can hear.

• Indicators

• Headrest

• Hood

• Horn

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The E and F of a fuel gauge mean _______:

• Easy and Fast

• Empty and Full

• Early and Finish

• Empty and Finish

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You put the key here to starr the car

(a)  

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The foot pedal that you use when you want to change gears

• Foot rest

• accelerator

• brake

• clutch

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The big piece of glass the driver looks through is the________

• rearview mirror

• windscreen

• headlight

• fender

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you put this on when you park your car so that it doesn't move

• anchor

• headlight

• handbrake

• seatbelt

The handbrake is usually situated___________

• Between the driver's seat and the passenger's seat

• between the fronts seats and back seats

• next to the radiator at the front of the car

• between the clutch and the accelerator