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In what way does the 'snail car' differ from today's cars?
In what way does the 'snail car' differ from today's cars?
- It has wheels
- It is silent and clean (correct)
- It uses petrol or gasoline
- It is noisy and dirty
What energy source will the 'snail car' use?
What energy source will the 'snail car' use?
- Diesel
- Gasoline
- Electric energy (correct)
- Petrol
How will driving the 'snail car' be different from today's cars?
How will driving the 'snail car' be different from today's cars?
- The driver will have to manually control everything
- It will require constant refueling like current cars
- The 'snail car' will drive itself (correct)
- It will be much slower than current cars
What feature of the roads in the future will allow some cars to capture solar energy?
What feature of the roads in the future will allow some cars to capture solar energy?
What aspect of driving will be drastically improved in the future 'snail car'?
What aspect of driving will be drastically improved in the future 'snail car'?
Why is it unlikely that people under the age of 20 today will ever drive a 'snail car'?
Why is it unlikely that people under the age of 20 today will ever drive a 'snail car'?
What is one unique feature of the 'snail car' mentioned in the text?
What is one unique feature of the 'snail car' mentioned in the text?
How will the driving experience in the future 'snail car' be different from today's cars?
How will the driving experience in the future 'snail car' be different from today's cars?
Why is driving the future 'snail car' described as easy in the text?
Why is driving the future 'snail car' described as easy in the text?
How does the 'snail car' compare to today's cars in terms of energy source?
How does the 'snail car' compare to today's cars in terms of energy source?
What technology is mentioned in the text that already exists and is being used in developing the 'snail car'?
What technology is mentioned in the text that already exists and is being used in developing the 'snail car'?
How will the speed of the future 'snail car' likely compare to today's cars?
How will the speed of the future 'snail car' likely compare to today's cars?
What kind of material are scientists developing for the surface of roads, as mentioned in the text for the future 'snail car'?
What kind of material are scientists developing for the surface of roads, as mentioned in the text for the future 'snail car'?
How does the 'snail car' in the text differ from today's cars in terms of operation?
How does the 'snail car' in the text differ from today's cars in terms of operation?
What aspect of road infrastructure in the future is mentioned to contribute to energy efficiency for some cars?
What aspect of road infrastructure in the future is mentioned to contribute to energy efficiency for some cars?
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Study Notes
The "Snail Car" of the Future
- The "snail car" is a high-tech, futuristic vehicle that is silent and clean, unlike today's cars which are noisy and dirty.
- It does not have wheels, but instead moves like a snail, albeit much faster.
- The car will use electric energy, powered by rechargeable batteries that can be instantly charged from road chargers.
- It will be easy to drive, with the option of autonomous driving, where the driver only needs to input the destination and the car will take care of the rest.
- The car is expected to be very safe and comfortable, with advanced technology that enables fast travel.
- Although some of the technology already exists, it is still in the experimental phase and won't be widely available for at least 50 years.
- In the future, scientists predict that new roads will be developed that can capture solar energy, store it under the road, and provide it to cars that can use it.
Timeline and Availability
- The "snail car" is likely to be the car of the year 2100, with the possibility that it may not be available for widespread use until then.
- Even if you're under 20 today, you may not live to see the "snail car" become a reality.
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