Across
- 4. Also known as the gas pedal, it is a foot-operated control that increases the speed of the vehicle. Pressing the accelerator pedal causes the engine to generate more power.
- 7. The large, front-facing glass window of a vehicle. It provides visibility for the driver and protects them from wind, dust, and other elements.
- 8. Plate A metal or plastic plate attached to the front and rear of the vehicle that displays a unique combination of numbers and letters. It helps identify and register the vehicle.
- 9. Wheel A circular control located in front of the driver's seat that is used to steer the vehicle. It allows the driver to change the direction of the car.
- 10. A chair-like structure in a vehicle where the driver and passengers sit. Seats are designed to provide comfort and support during the ride.
Down
- 1. A round object that allows the vehicle to move and provides steering control. Cars typically have four wheels, and they are made of rubber and metal.
- 2. A light located at the front of the vehicle that illuminates the road ahead. Headlights are used during low-light conditions or at night to improve visibility.
- 3. A device used to slow down or stop the vehicle. When the driver applies the brake, it creates friction that reduces the speed of the car.
- 5. The part of a vehicle that converts fuel into power to make the vehicle move. It is usually located at the front of the car and is responsible for generating energy.
- 6. The enclosed storage compartment at the rear of the vehicle. It is used to store luggage, groceries, or other items during transportation.