History of Automobile

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Who is credited with inventing the automobile and in which country was it first developed?

Carl Benz is credited with inventing the automobile and it was first developed in Germany.

What are the essential components of an automobile?

The essential components of an automobile include a frame supporting the body, power-developing and transmitting units, tyres, wheels, springs, axles, engine, transmitting system, rear axles, clutch or fluid coupling, and the body of the vehicle.

How is the automobile propelled?

The automobile is propelled through the friction of the contact between the road and the wheels.

Name some of the German automobile pioneers mentioned in the text.

Some of the German automobile pioneers mentioned in the text include Nicholas Cugnot, August Otto, Carl Benz, Gottlieb Daimler, Wilhelm Maybach, Rudolf Diesel, Ferdinand Posche, and Felix Wankel.

Which country is listed as the birthplace of the automobile?

Germany is listed as the birthplace of the automobile.

Match the following vehicle components with their functions:

Engine = Supplies power Tyres and wheels = Support the vehicle and provide friction for propulsion Body = Provides protection and comfort Transmitting system and rear axles = Deliver power to the rear wheels

Match the following automobile pioneers with their contributions:

Nicholas Cugnot = Early steam-powered automobile Carl Benz = Invented the first practical motorcar Gottlieb Daimler = Developed the first four-wheeled automobile Rudolf Diesel = Invented the diesel engine

Match the following vehicle types with their respective environments of operation:

Automobile = Ground transportation Aeroplane = Air transportation Helicopter = Air transportation Motor boat = Water transportation

Match the following countries with their notable contributions to automotive history:

Germany = Birthplace of the automobile and home to many automotive pioneers United States = Leading manufacturer of motor vehicles France = Known for early innovations in automobile development Japan = Renowned for advancements in automotive technology and efficiency

Match the following vehicle movement methods with their respective modes of propulsion:

Automobile = Friction between road and wheels Aeroplane = Flight through air Motor boat = Sailing in water Rocket = Propulsion through space

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