TRANSPORT

6. One of the first civilizations in Mesopotamia, who invented writing and built cities.
7. An ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, often called the "cradle of civilization."
8. Moving from one place to another, often to explore, work, or visit.
9. A German inventor who built the first practical automobile in 1885.
10. A large country in eastern Europe and Asia (1922–1991) that was the first to send a human into space.
11. A round object that turns and helps vehicles like carts, bicycles, and cars to move.

1. A vehicle with an engine that people use to travel on roads. It is also called a car.
2. An ancient people who lived in Egypt, famous for building pyramids and sailing on the Nile River.
3. Boats that move using large cloth sails pushed by the wind. They were very important for travel and trade.
4. A vehicle designed to travel into outer space.
5. Finding something new, such as a place, idea, or invention, that people did not know about before.