ENGLISH FOR AUTOMOTIVE

  It is a tool to protect hands from sharp objects. It is ....

• Gloves

• Wrench

• Safety helmet

• Oil

• battery

.... is a key for removing or installing nuts/bolts which can be adjusted narrowly or wide according to the size of the nut or bolt can be adjusted.

• Bolt

    

• Wrench

• Screwdriver

• T Key

• Jack

What is screwdriver?

• a tool used to loosen or tighten bolts on furniture such as chairs, tables, cupboards and so on. 

• one of the hand tools commonly used in automotive workshops. This tool is usually used in car electrical systems. Its shape is like a clamp with two sharp ends.

• head protective equipment used in the workplace to protect against injuries at work.

• a key for removing or installing nuts/bolts which can be adjusted narrowly or wide according to the size of the nut or bolt.can be adjusted narrowly or wide according to the size of bolt

• A Tool used to convert combustion pressure into mechanical movement

It is a head protective equipment used in the workplace to protect against injuries at work. It is....

• Safety helmet

• Wrench

• Pliers

• Wheel lock

• L key

The man is wearing ... to protect his hand.

•       Radiator

• Goggles

• Bolt

• Gloves

• Wrench

The picture above is many types of....

• Wrench

    

• Jack

• Bolt

• Piston

• Wheel

The picture above is namely ...

• Bolt

      

• Nut

• Pliers

• Screwdriver

• Wrench

Which one of the following picture that the function is to make internal combustion?

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Study the following text about Car Battery!

Car Battery

A car battery is a vital component of any vehicle. It's essentially a rechargeable energy storage device that provides the initial electrical current needed to start an engine. When you turn the ignition key, the battery supplies the power to turn the starter motor, which in turn cranks the engine over. Once the engine is running, it recharges the battery through an alternator.

Car batteries are typically made up of several cells connected in series. Each cell contains a positive and a negative plate, separated by an electrolyte. The most common type of car battery is the lead-acid battery, which uses lead plates and a sulfuric acid electrolyte.

Over time, a car battery can lose its capacity to hold a charge due to factors such as age, extreme temperatures, and frequent short trips. A weak battery can lead to a variety of problems, including difficulty starting the engine, dimming headlights, and electrical system malfunctions.

What is the primary function of a car battery?

• To power the car's headlights  

• To provide the initial electrical current to start the engine.

• To regulate the engine's temperature

• To store excess energy from the alternator

• To power the car's air conditioning system

A (a)   is a vital component of any (b)  

• car battery
• vehicle
• nuts
• wheel
• screwdriver