If you carry something from one location to another, what action are you performing?

When goods travel from place to place, what is this process called?

Moving items or passengers from A to B is known as what?

Which desert animal is known for surviving many days without drinking water?

Name the animal that often refuses to move and is known for being stubborn in transport history.

Which large jungle animal can pull heavy loads and use its trunk to lift things while travelling?

What land animal was commonly used for carrying people across sandy, hot deserts?

Which animal is able to travel where there are no paths because of its strength and size?

Which animal is slow but very strong and often pulled wagons or loads in history?

Donkeys, camels, and elephants were early forms of what type of transport?

Why were camels considered better than donkeys for long desert journeys?

What do we call a two-wheeled vehicle pulled by animals to carry goods?

A wagon is usually pulled by which working farm animal?

A coach, used to transport people, was normally pulled by what?

What straps or equipment are put onto horses so they can pull a cart or coach?

What long poles connect an animal to a cart and help it pull the load?

Which vehicle is designed mostly for carrying passengers — cart, wagon, or coach?

What early bicycle had no pedals and had to be pushed along using your feet?

Which bicycle had a giant front wheel and a tiny back wheel?

Why was the penny-farthing dangerous for riders?

What bicycle design came after the penny-farthing and was much safer to ride?

A tandem bicycle has how many seats?

Why did women struggle to ride early bicycles while wearing long skirts?

Put these in order from earliest to latest: no-pedal bicycle, penny-farthing, safety bicycle.

Which bicycle type made steering easier and safer because the rider used handlebars?

Who invented one of the first useful locomotives in England more than 200 years ago?

What do we call a steam-powered engine that pulls train carriages along tracks?

What curious farm boy later became a famous inventor of steam locomotives?

What was the big advantage of trains when they first appeared compared to using animals?

Why were steam engines considered a major improvement in land transport?

Which American inventor made the affordable Model T motor car?

What fuel do most modern cars still use today?

Why was the Model T car important in the history of transport?

Before petrol cars, what type of engine powered some of the earliest automobiles?

What is the simplest form of water transport made of logs tied together?

A small, hollowed-out wooden boat used by early people is called what?

What fast sailing ship “clipped” through the waves and was used for long voyages?

What type of Chinese sailing ship had several sails and was used for trading?

Which Arab sailing vessel has one or more triangular sails?

Why were caravels important in exploring the oceans?

Why did sailing ships help traders before steam engines existed?

The Titanic belonged to which type of transport — land, water, or air?

In what year did the Titanic sink after hitting an iceberg?

How many people were on board the Titanic (approximately) when it sank — less than 500, around 2,000, or more than 10,000?

What small boats were used to rescue passengers from the Titanic?

Give one reason why steamships were an improvement over sailing ships.

What was the first type of flying machine to lift people using heated air?

What disaster happened to the airship Hindenburg in 1937?

Which brothers were the first to make a powered, controlled airplane flight?

In what year did the Wright brothers first fly their powered plane?

What flying machine did the Wright brothers build before they made powered airplanes?

Why was the Wright brothers’ airplane different from gliders?

Why were early airships dangerous to fly?

What invention allowed pilots to steer an airplane safely and keep it balanced?