Start Your Engines
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- Q1In paragraph 4, the word "vehicle" means something thatTakes years to createencourages people to inventleads to questionsMoves people and goods120s
- Q2Why was Nicolas Joseph Cugnot's invention able to move by itself?It was very large.It used steam.It had wheels.It was very strong.120s
- Q3Read this sentence from the paragraph 11. "Yet they had drawbacks, too". The word "drawbacks" show the electric carused batteries for power.did not provide a perfect solution.changed the way people that people traveled.was not quickly accepted by the public.120s
- Q4How do paragraphs 10 through 15 support a main idea of the passage?By listing the names of countries to show how far apart they are.By describing the condition of the streets to show the need for better roads.By showing that drivers had to be stopped because their cars were going too fast.By discussing how several inventors improved cars.120s
- Q5How are paragraphs 14 through 17 connected?They compare the number of parts in a Model T to the number of parts in other cars.They described the order of steps to move a Model T from the factory to the roads.They show how a problem existed and explain how Henry Ford solved it.They explain the effects of typical earnings on the people who worked for Henry Ford.120s
- Q6The headings divide the passage byPopularity of automobilesInventors of automobilesChanges in automobilesUses for automobiles120s