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1. a decorative and protective metal
plate put on a wheel's hub
3. a thick wire that transfers
electricity from a live car
battery to help start a dead one
5. a machine that creates power, such
as the engine in a car
8. outer covering of a vehicle's wheel where air is put
10. a storage container for electricity
11. a set of metal pipes with hot
steam running through them, used
to heat rooms and hallways
14. a substance, such as coal, oil, or
gasoline, that when burned
releases heat to provide energy
and power
17. automobile, a four-wheel passenger
vehicle
19. a machine that produces warmth
21. petroleum
22. a small box in front of the
passenger's seat in a car that holds small items and has a door that opens and closes
23. a cloth covering for the head and
neck (as part of a robe, coat, or
jacket)
24. a gauge on a vehicle that shows a
driver how fast he or she is going
27. a handle used to change from one
gear to another
28. a light that goes on and off as a
warning, such as a directional
signal on a car
29. a machine that produces force and
motion
31. a place that sells gasoline and
repairs vehicles
32. a permit given by an official
body, usu. to s.o. who passes an
examination
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1. a device that gives a warning sound
2. a liquid used in engine radiators
to lower their freezing point
4. a bar on the back or front of a
vehicle to protect it
6. a car with two or four doors and a
trunk
7. a device for shifting gears
8. the storage space in the back of a
car
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9. a thin rubber blade on a metal rod
that clears a vehicle's windshield of rain, snow, and dirt
12. a blower system used to clear
mist, frost, or ice from windows
of a car or other vehicle
13. a device that lowers sound as in a
motor's exhaust system
15. an object for measuring size,
fuel, pressure, etc
16. a long, thin piece of material
that holds a person in a car seat
for safety
18. the assembly that changes the
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gears of an engine
20. a four-wheeled motor vehicle used
to transport people from place to
place
25. a rod, wire, dish, etc., used to
receive or send electronic signals
26. a soft, flat piece of material
placed between two surfaces (usu.
metal), so that liquids and gases
cannot come out
27. one of several speeds in a vehicle
30. gasoline
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