Crashes and Explosions
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- Q1Early cars had what shaped roof for looks rather than safety?RoundSquareTriangleCurved60sEditDelete
- Q2What is the object in this picture called?5 point harness2 point seat beltRacing belt3 point seat belt60sEditDelete
- Q3The 2 point seat belt in the last picture had issues with what?Peoples hips were breaking due to the force on their waist.The clip was coming undone, allowing people to be propelled through the window.Peoples chest not being restrained and as a result their heads hitting whatever was in front of them.People slid under the seat belt, damaging knees and backs.60sEditDelete
- Q4If I bought the first mass produced car in 1918 (the Ford Model T), one of my biggest issues would be.In a crash, the glass would break like regular glass and severely injure of kill the passengers.The gears went straight from first to third gear.The seats did not come in red leather.They had no cup holders.60sEditDelete
- Q5Air bags can cause issues withThrill seekers sitting on them being propelled forward.Elderly passengersYoung childrenTeenagers60sEditDelete
- Q6You should never have children in the front seats of cars because?They can slip down through the seat belts and break their legs.They can fiddle with the dials on your radio, changing it to Gold FM (Which is awesome).They are sitting to low in the seat and as a result the air bag can hit them at the wrong angle, severely injuring or killing them.It's easier to ignore a child in the back seat.60sEditDelete
- Q7What country has all it' states or territories make seat belt wearing mandatory first?BrazillUKUSAAustralia60sEditDelete
- Q8A rocket taking off is an example of what type of force?Change in directionDecreasing speedChanging shapeIncreasing speed60sEditDelete
- Q9When a car crashes, people and objects tend to fly in which direction?To the sideBackwardsForwardsUp60sEditDelete
- Q10Pressing the brakes in a car is an example ofChanging shapeChanging directionIncreasing speedDecreasing speed60sEditDelete
- Q11In 1971 Formula 1 cockpits were redesigned to allow the driver to be rescued in how much time?15 secondsInstantly10 seconds5 seconds60sEditDelete
- Q12Modern Formula 1 cars are made out ofCarbon FiberCarbon Nano-tubes.SteelPlastic60sEditDelete
- Q13When was the last death in Formula 1?198719562001199460sEditDelete
- Q14What are modern Formula 1 engines called?Drive trainsEnginesPower unitsSI Units60sEditDelete
- Q15The three parts of the combustion triangle include.Fuel, Space, OxygenWood, Heat, OxygenHydrogen, Carbon dioxide, WaterFuel, Heat, Oxygen60sEditDelete
- Q16If I attempt to light a match in space I will be missing the following ingredient for combustionPaperFuelOxygenHelium60sEditDelete
- Q17I am cooking when an oil fire starts in a pan, the best course of action is to?Tip it down the sink, hoping that the fire goes out.Pour water on it, removing the heat.Let it burn, eventually removing the fuel.Get a fire blanket or wet tea towel and smother the fire removing the oxygen.60sEditDelete
- Q18If someone catches fire, the best way to put them out is to.Get them to lay on the ground and roll them over removing the oxygen from around the fire.Find some water and tip it on them.Take off their clothes, removing fuel.60sEditDelete
- Q19True or false: A tissue box can kill a person in a high speed accident.TrueFalse60sEditDelete
- Q20When combustion happens, it produces.Air and Carbon dioxideFuel and oxygenCarbon Dioxide and waterHydrogen and water60sEditDelete
