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Dashboard warning light indicating a possible engine or emissions problem  \n2. Vehicle used to carry a broken-down car  \n3. Pressure inside the tyre  \n4. Circular intersection requiring giving way  \n5. Temporary route to avoid a blocked road  \n6. Sudden aggressive driving behavior  \n7. Pedestrian right-of-way area on the road  \n8. Early-stage driving licence  \n9. Awareness of potential hazards on the road  \n10.When the engine temperature rises too high  \n11.Tool used to lift a car  \n12. Part of the road not visible in mirrors  \n13.Device monitoring vehicle speed for enforcement  \n14.Container for carrying extra fuel  \n15.Safety strap worn to protect occupants in a vehicle in case of collision  \nCopyright © 2025 Virtually Fluent Ltd.  \nEXERCISE B  \nComplete the sentences using the correct word from the list.  \nexhaust • pull over • clutch • scenic route • MOT test • potholes • tailgate • bumper • penalty points • to honk  \n1. The   was making a strange noise, so I stopped at the nearest garage to check it.  \n2. When the police signalled me to stop, I had to   immediately.  \n3. Don’t forget   to alert other drivers when necessary.  \n4. There are too many   on this road – they could seriously damage your tyres.  \n5. You can lose your licence if you collect too many    \n6. The GPS suggested taking the   through the mountains to enjoy the views.  \n7. Some drivers dangerously   too closely behind other cars intraffic.  \n8. A minor accident left scratches on the   of my car.  \n9. It’s important to get your   regularly to ensure your car is safe to drive.  \n10.In a manual car, you must press the   before changing gear.  \nCopyright © 2025 Virtually Fluent Ltd.  \nEXERCISE C  \nChoose the correct answer for each question.  \n1. What should you check before long trips to avoid running out of petrol?  \na) Engine light  \nb) Fuel gauge  \nc) Jack  \nd) Blind spot  \n2. A car stalling usually means:  \na) The brakes have failed  \nb) The car won’t start moving  \nc) The tyres are flat  \nd) You ran out of fuel  \n3. A provisional licence allows you to:  \na) Drive unaccompanied immediately  \nb) Practice driving with supervision  \nc) Buy a car  \nd) Skip the theory test  \n4. When entering a motorway from a slip road, you need   safely with the traffic.  \na) To coast  \nb) To merge  \nc) To swerve  \nd) To rev  \n5. When a car loses traction on a wet or icy road and slides uncontrollably, it is said    \na) To skid  \nb) To swerve  \nc) To rev  \nd) To coast  \n6. Lightly releasing the accelerator and letting the car move without engine power is called:  \na) To rev  \nb) To coast  \nc) To merge  \nd) To swerve  \nCopyright © 2025 Virtually Fluent Ltd.  \n7. If you hit another car and leave the scene without exchanging details, this is called a:  \na) Parking fine  \nb) Flat tyre  \nc) Hit-and-run  \nd) Locksmith  \n8. Which tool would you use to start a car with a dead battery?  \na) Fuse  \nb) Jumper cables  \nc) Bulb  \nd) Gear stick  \n9. Which of the following is a common consequence of illegal parking?  \na) Gear stick  \nb) Parking fine  \nc) Dent  \nd) Coolant  \n10. If your car develops an electrical fault, it may be due to a blown:  \na) Fuse  \nb) Tyre  \nc) Bulb  \nd) Locksmith  \nCopyright © 2025 Virtually Fluent Ltd.","cbCaipKEDDl6jh9p","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipKEDDl6jh9p","pdf",111678,"English","# EXERCISE A\n# EXERCISE B\n# EXERCISE C","[{\"question\":\"What happens in Exercise A of the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Exercise A asks you to match driving-related words with their correct definitions.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you complete Exercise B?\",\"answer\":\"Exercise B requires completing sentences using the correct word from a provided list.\"},{\"question\":\"What skills does Exercise C test?\",\"answer\":\"Exercise C is a multiple-choice section that checks understanding of driving terminology and safe driving concepts.\"}]","Driving Vocabulary Worksheet - Exercise A-C | PDF",1790615976]