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    Vocabulary about cars (English exercise n°3626 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    English exercise "Vocabulary about cars" created by babyscot59 (12-09-2005) with The test builder
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    1. Very useful when it rains. ( W P E R I S )
    2. A car has five of them. ( E W H S L E )
    3. You need me not to smash the windscreen. ( E E B Y S A T T L F) (2 words)
    4. you press me to shift gear. ( C H U L C T )
    5. Before I was created, my ancestors were made of Wood. ( E Y R T )
    6. A term used to describe the car's behaviour on the road. ( G H N A N L I D )
    7. Without me, the car would be a mere wagon. ( G N I N E E )
    8. Without me, the engine would soon be totally wet. ( N B T N O E )
    9. We are useful to stop the car quickly. ( S B R E A K )
    10. Our neck is grateful to it after hours of driving or in case of a crash. ( S R D E H A T E )







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