Term 3 Flashcards

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1
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What animals pulled carts, carriages, coaches and wagons?

A

Oxen, horses, mules and donkeys were used to pull carts. They could cart more good and heavy goods.

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2
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Explain the first bicycle

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The bicycle was invented nearly 100 years ago.
No pedals
Made of wood.
It was called a running machine
A penny Farthing is a bicycle with one big wheel and one small wheel.

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3
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How does a steam engine and a steam ship work?

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Water is boiled. over a coal fire

Steam forms and the steam energy is used to make the engine work.

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4
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Name 2 ways animals can be used for transport:

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People can ride animals
We can pack things on their backs
Animals can pull things

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5
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What animals are used in the desert and why?

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Camels because they travel for a long time without water.

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6
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When was the motor car invented?

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In the 1880’s

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7
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Who invented the motor car?

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Carl Benz and Gootlieb Daimler invented the motor car

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What did Henry Ford invent?

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Henry Ford invented the Tin Lizzy which was the first affordable car.

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9
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What is the speed limit in South Africa

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120km per hour. 240km is illegal

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10
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What is released into the air by busses, taxis, trucks, cars?

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Exhaust Fumes

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Name and explain how exhaust fumes damage our health

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Health problems - our lungs are not strong enough to breathe in exhaust fumes every day so people get sick more often.

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Name and explain how exhaust fumes damage our plants and animals

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Plants - the fumes rise into the air and fall back to the eater as raindrops (acid rain). The harmful rain is absorbed by plants and they can become poisonous.
Animals - eat the harmful plants or they breathe in the harmful air.

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Name and explain how exhaust fumes change our weather

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The exhaust fumes rise high into the atmosphere and they damage the atmosphere. This allows more UV rays onto the earth and the earth gets warmer. It is called global warming.
Summer = hotter
Winter = colder

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14
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Name the old forms of water transport

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Raft
Canoe
Reed Boats
they are the oldest form of transport and are still used today

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15
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Who invested sails and the compass?

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The Chinese

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16
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Explain ships of today

A

Big
Transport lots of cargo at the same time.
Some ships are built for a special purpose like an Oil Ship
Holiday.

17
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What were Kites used for 400 BC by the chinese?

A

Fun
Religious cermemonies
Test weather conditions

18
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Who invented the hot air balloon?

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Joseph and Jacques Montgolfier.

19
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Who were the first hot air balloon passengers?

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A sheep, a rooster and a duck.

20
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When was the first manned hot air balloon flight?

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21 November 1783

21
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Who invented the glider?

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A German engineer, Otto Lilienthal

22
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If you made a time line on how aircraft developed what would you use

A
Kite 
Hot air balloon
Airship
Glider
Flyer 1 
Wright Brothers aeroplane fly 30 mins
Orville flight 1 hour
Wright Brothers aeroplane flew across United states
23
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What is the biggest aeroplane used today?

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Airbus

24
Q

Who was the first South African to travel into space

A

2002 Mark Shuttleworth

25
Q

Name Four types of sail boats

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Arab Dhow
Caravel
British Tall Ships
Clippers