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<Question correct="B" id="9_1">
<Q>What car part carries fuel from the gas tank to the engine?</Q>
<A>pistons</A>
<B>fuel line</B>
<C>fan</C>
<D>spark plug</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_2">
<Q>What car part causes the fuel to ignite?</Q>
<A>pistons</A>
<B>radiator</B>
<C>spark plug</C>
<D>fuel line</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_3">
<Q>A ________ is part of the cooling system in a car.</Q>
<A>fuel tank</A>
<B>fan</B>
<C>piston</C>
<D>fuel line</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_4">
<Q>What covers the engine of a vehicle?</Q>
<A>transmission</A>
<B>hood</B>
<C>trunk</C>
<D>windshield</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_5">
<Q>What holds the water for the engine?</Q>
<A>trunk</A>
<B>water tank</B>
<C>radiator</C>
<D>water line</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_6">
<Q>Where is fuel for an automobile stored?</Q>
<A>fuel gauge</A>
<B>fuel tank</B>
<C>fuel radiator </C>
<D>none of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_7">
<Q>What part of an engine moves up and down to move the crankshaft?</Q>
<A>pistons</A>
<B>radiator</B>
<C>fuel</C>
<D>axle</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_8">
<Q>What turns the drive wheels on an automobile?</Q>
<A>cranks</A>
<B>axle</B>
<C>rotors</C>
<D>tires</D>
<teach>Refer to page 92 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_9">
<Q>Air and gas are mixed in the</Q>
<A>fuel tank.</A>
<B>carburetor.</B>
<C>radiator.</C>
<D>rotors.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_10">
<Q>Spark plugs ignite gas making </Q>
<A>friction.</A>
<B>an explosion.</B>
<C>noise.</C>
<D>fuel.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_11">
<Q>The crankshaft turns the </Q>
<A>four wheels.</A>
<B>drive shaft.</B>
<C>drive wheel.</C>
<D>over drive.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_12">
<Q>The drive shaft turns the </Q>
<A>four tires.</A>
<B>drive wheels.</B>
<C>over drive.</C>
<D>radiator tank.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_13">
<Q>The gas/air mixture goes into the </Q>
<A>fuel line.</A>
<B>radiator.</B>
<C>pistons.</C>
<D>cylinders.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_14">
<Q>The pistons move ________ and turn the crankshaft.</Q>
<A>in a circle</A>
<B>up and down</B>
<C>clockwise</C>
<D>back and forth</D>
<teach>Refer to page 93 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_15">
<Q>In 1932, Ford introduced the V-8 engine. Today it is still being used in</Q>
<A>cars.</A>
<B>trucks.</B>
<C>NASCAR racing cars.</C>
<D>all of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_16">
<Q>The Ford Thunderbird was very popular because it</Q>
<A>reflected the spirit and youthful attitude of the 1950s and 1960s.</A>
<B>was liked by wealthy business owners.</B>
<C>was made in foreign countries.</C>
<D>was inexpensive.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_17">
<Q>What was the name of the farm tractor built at the Rouge in 1920?</Q>
<A>John Deere</A>
<B>Thrasher</B>
<C>Fordson</C>
<D>Henry</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_18">
<Q>In 2004, the production of the F-150 truck </Q>
<A>ended at the Ford Rouge Center.</A>
<B>was moved to another state.</B>
<C>began at the Ford Rouge Center's Dearborn Truck Plant.</C>
<D>was stopped forever.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_19">
<Q>Why was the Rouge River widened in 1917?</Q>
<A>to make the river accessible for ore boats</A>
<B>to allow more factories to be built</B>
<C>to make it more beautiful</C>
<D>to provide a better habitat for all types of fish</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_20">
<Q>Which of these vehicles has been produced at the Ford Rouge Center?</Q>
<A>Mustang</A>
<B>F-150 Truck</B>
<C>Eagle Boat</C>
<D>all of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_21">
<Q>In 1918, a foundry was built at the Ford Rouge Center that provided</Q>
<A>iron.</A>
<B>steel.</B>
<C>brass.</C>
<D>all of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_22">
<Q>In 1923, the glass plant that was built at the Ford Rouge Center produced ________of glass each day. </Q>
<A>13.4 yards</A>
<B>13.4 feet</B>
<C>134 inches</C>
<D>13.4 miles</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>3</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_23">
<Q>What was used to steer the first gasoline-powered, horseless carriage?</Q>
<A>a steering wheel</A>
<B>a horse</B>
<C>a tiller</C>
<D>none of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to Michigan on the Move Student Page.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_24">
<Q>What major change began at the Ford Rouge Center in 2000?</Q>
<A>The revitalization of the Ford Rouge Center to become a world-class workplace.</A>
<B>No vehicles were made on the site.</B>
<C>Ford Motor Company sold the Ford Rouge Center.</C>
<D>Ford Motor Company began making boats there.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 10 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_25">
<Q>On the Model T assembly line workers attached the ___________to the car body first.</Q>
<A>fenders and lamps</A>
<B>engine</B>
<C>seats, hood and sides</C>
<D>steering wheel, wheels and radiator</D>
<teach>Refer to page 15 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_26">
<Q>How was a Model T different from other cars?</Q>
<A>It could not be driven on paved roads.</A>
<B>It could get through when other cars were stuck in the mud.</B>
<C>It only could be driven on sunny days.</C>
<D>Only one person could sit in the car.</D>
<teach>Refer to Michigan on the Move Student Page.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_27">
<Q>Model T's were used as __________ all over the United States.</Q>
<A>passenger cars</A>
<B>ambulances</B>
<C>fire trucks</C>
<D>all of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to Michigan on the Move Student Page.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_28">
<Q>In the 1980s, a law was passed requiring</Q>
<A>everyone to follow the speed limit.</A>
<B>children to sit in the back seat.</B>
<C>front seat passengers to wear seatbelts.</C>
<D>bumpers on all cars.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 49 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_29">
<Q>In the ______, a law was passed to reduce automobile emissions.</Q>
<A>1960s</A>
<B>1990s</B>
<C>1950s</C>
<D>1970s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 48 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_30">
<Q>In the 1950s, what automobile company was the first to install a one-piece windshield?</Q>
<A>Buick</A>
<B>Cadillac</B>
<C>Ford</C>
<D>Chrysler</D>
<teach>Refer to page 47 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_31">
<Q>In the 1950s, GM introduced the first ___________in the United States.</Q>
<A>convertible</A>
<B>power brakes</B>
<C>gas-turbine engine</C>
<D>rearview mirror</D>
<teach>Refer to page 47 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_32">
<Q>The first car phone was installed in the</Q>
<A>1940s.</A>
<B>1950s.</B>
<C>1960s.</C>
<D>1970s.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 47 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_33">
<Q>This vehicle was named for the 16th President of the United States.</Q>
<A>Ford</A>
<B>Washington</B>
<C>Roosevelt</C>
<D>Lincoln</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_34">
<Q>When was power steering introduced as an option on automobiles?</Q>
<A>1920s</A>
<B>1930s</B>
<C>1940s</C>
<D>1950s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 47 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_35">
<Q>When did Ford Motor Company conduct the first crash test on cars?</Q>
<A>1950s</A>
<B>1960s</B>
<C>1970s</C>
<D>1980s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 47 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_36">
<Q>When were license plates issued for motor vehicles?</Q>
<A>1920s</A>
<B>1930s</B>
<C>1940s</C>
<D>1910s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 46 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_37">
<Q>In the 1920s, Ford Motor Company developed </Q>
<A>all-wheel drive.</A>
<B>trailer hitches.</B>
<C>safety glass.</C>
<D>rear bumpers.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 46 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_38">
<Q>When did Ford Motor Company unveil its V-8 engine?</Q>
<A>1950s</A>
<B>1920s</B>
<C>1940s</C>
<D>1930s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 46 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_39">
<Q>Turn signals were developed during the</Q>
<A>1910s</A>
<B>1920s</B>
<C>1930s</C>
<D>1940s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 46 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_40">
<Q>In the 1930s, the first automatic ______________ was introduced.</Q>
<A>engine</A>
<B>transmission</B>
<C>door lock</C>
<D>glove box</D>
<teach>Refer to page 46 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_41">
<Q>Automobiles were redesigned to use unleaded gas to</Q>
<A>reduce emissions.</A>
<B>increase emissions.</B>
<C>increase sales.</C>
<D>increase production.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 48 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_42">
<Q>Automobiles were downsized during the 1970s to</Q>
<A>look better.</A>
<B>save fuel.</B>
<C>to go faster.</C>
<D>to go slower.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 48 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>5</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_43">
<Q>In the 1960s, poly vinyl chloride valves were installed on cars in California</Q>
<A>to withstand the heat.</A>
<B>to use on the beach.</B>
<C>to reduce emissions.</C>
<D>to make them look better.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 48 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>4</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_44">
<Q>When did SUVs become popular family vehicles?</Q>
<A>1950s</A>
<B>1960s</B>
<C>1980s</C>
<D>1990s</D>
<teach>Refer to page 49 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>5</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_45">
<Q>Ford Motor Company used the first steel auto wheels in the </Q>
<A>1940s.</A>
<B>1950s.</B>
<C>1900s.</C>
<D>1910s.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 45 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>5</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_46">
<Q>At the Ford Rouge Center, robots install windshields. They use __________ to place the windshield in just the right place.</Q>
<A>radar</A>
<B>lasers</B>
<C>microscopes</C>
<D>compasses</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_47">
<Q>As part of the testing process, every vehicle assembled at the Dearborn Truck Plant goes through a high-pressure ___________for 21/2 minutes.</Q>
<A>paint booth</A>
<B>water test</B>
<C>noise chamber</C>
<D>air compressor</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_48">
<Q>The __________ is the main structure of a vehicle.</Q>
<A>body</A>
<B>fender</B>
<C>axle</C>
<D>radiator</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_49">
<Q>The _________ is the metal frame that supports many important parts like the engine.</Q>
<A>chassis</A>
<B>framework</B>
<C>hood</C>
<D>bumper</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_50">
<Q>The "V" in the V-8 engine tells you that the __________ inside the engine are arranged in a v-shaped pattern. </Q>
<A>spark plugs</A>
<B>pistons</B>
<C>cylinders</C>
<D>carburetors</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_51">
<Q>The does the number 8 in a V-8 engine stand for?</Q>
<A>number of cylinders</A>
<B>number of pistons</B>
<C>speed</C>
<D>weight</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_52">
<Q>The Dearborn Truck Plant's assembly line aisles are as wide as </Q>
<A>an interstate highway.</A>
<B>a one-way road.</B>
<C>a two-lane highway.</C>
<D>a bus.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 5 of the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_53">
<Q>Henry Ford wanted the Ford Rouge Complex to be self-sufficient and have everything needed to make cars right there. This idea is called </Q>
<A>a conveyor belt.</A>
<B>vertical integration.</B>
<C>transmission.</C>
<D>an assembly line.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 22 of the CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_54">
<Q>More than ______ different parts are needed to make just one F-150 pickup truck.</Q>
<A>30</A>
<B>300</B>
<C>3,000</C>
<D>300,000</D>
<teach>Refer to the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_55">
<Q>The name of this vehicle in astrology is the sign of the bull.</Q>
<A>Aries</A>
<B>Taurus</B>
<C>Sagittarius</C>
<D>Uranus</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_56">
<Q>This company has a vehicle named for a bug.</Q>
<A>Buick</A>
<B>Volkswagen</B>
<C>Cadillac</C>
<D>Dodge</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_57">
<Q>At the Dearborn Truck Plant, how many robots are used to weld steel together to form the body of a truck? </Q>
<A>38</A>
<B>over 280</B>
<C>28</C>
<D>3,000</D>
<teach>Refer to the Michigan On The Move Fun Folder(tm).</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_58">
<Q>The initials BMW mean</Q>
<A>Back Motor Works.</A>
<B>Bruce Matthew Waters.</B>
<C>Bavarian Motor Works.</C>
<D>British Motor Works.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_59">
<Q>The name of an airplane made by Ford Motor Company in 1942 was the</Q>
<A>Liberator.</A>
<B>Law and Order.</B>
<C>Personal Space.</C>
<D>Caravan.</D>
<teach>Refer to Michigan On The Move Student Page.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_60">
<Q>This vehicle is named for a spotted, tropical South American cat.</Q>
<A>Tiger</A>
<B>Jaguar</B>
<C>Cheetah</C>
<D>Lioness</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_61">
<Q>The name of this vehicle means a group of vehicles traveling in a line.</Q>
<A>Cavalier</A>
<B>Follow the Leader</B>
<C>Camper</C>
<D>Caravan</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_62">
<Q>A vehicle used by the police in 1931 was called a</Q>
<A>Station Wagon.</A>
<B>Paddy Wagon.</B>
<C>Police Car.</C>
<D>Ambulance.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_63">
<Q>A bird chased by a coyote in a cartoon, and also Arizona's state bird, is a</Q>
<A>Robin.</A>
<B>Tweety Bird.</B>
<C>Roadrunner.</C>
<D>Blue Bird.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_64">
<Q>The first mass-produced tractor made at the Ford Rouge Center was the</Q>
<A>John Deere.</A>
<B>Fordson.</B>
<C>Toro.</C>
<D>none of the above</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_65">
<Q>A vehicle named after a Native American Tribe is the</Q>
<A>Sioux.</A>
<B>Iroquois.</B>
<C>Cherokee.</C>
<D>Seminole.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_66">
<Q>The PT in the vehicle PT Cruiser means</Q>
<A>Public Transportation.</A>
<B>Personal Transportation.</B>
<C>Petite.</C>
<D>Personal Town</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_67">
<Q>In World War I, Model T's were used </Q>
<A>as field ambulances.</A>
<B>to transport soldiers.</B>
<C>to move ammunition.</C>
<D>as tents.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>5</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_68">
<Q>A vehicle named for a fast, wild horse is a</Q>
<A>Mustang.</A>
<B>Colt.</B>
<C>Stallion.</C>
<D>Mare.</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>A</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_69">
<Q>This vehicle was named after Henry Ford's son.</Q>
<A>William</A>
<B>Clay</B>
<C>Edsel</C>
<D>Paul</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_70">
<Q>A vehicle named for a bird that the Native Americans thought brought stormy weather was the</Q>
<A>Thunder.</A>
<B>Thunderbird.</B>
<C>Firebird.</C>
<D>Lightning.</D>
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<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_71">
<Q>Nicknamed the Tin Lizzie, this vehicle was named car of the century.</Q>
<A>Mustang</A>
<B>Model A</B>
<C>Model T</C>
<D>Thunderbird</D>
<teach>Refer to page 13 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_72">
<Q>Which United States carmaker was the first to make cars with standardized parts?</Q>
<A>GM</A>
<B>Chrysler</B>
<C>Ford</C>
<D>Oldsmobile</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_73">
<Q>This car had no options and only came in black.</Q>
<A>Model A Ford</A>
<B>Model T Ford</B>
<C>Model S Ford</C>
<D>Model G Ford</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_74">
<Q>In 1908, William C. Durant offered to sell stock in a new company he was forming. He then used the cash and stock to buy four existing automakers. What was the name of this company?</Q>
<A>Ford Motor Company</A>
<B>Chrysler Corporation</B>
<C>General Motors</C>
<D>The International Motor Company</D>
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<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_75">
<Q>A car was named for this French adventurer who founded the city of Detroit in 1701. </Q>
<A>Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac</A>
<B>Anthony Wayne</B>
<C>Napoleon</C>
<D>George Rogers Clark</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_76">
<Q>The fifth car company to be acquired by General Motors in 1911 was named for this Swiss-born race car driver. Who was it?</Q>
<A>Louis Chevrolet</A>
<B>Mario Andretti</B>
<C>Barney Oldfield</C>
<D>Jeff Gordon</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>2</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_77">
<Q>Charles Kettering of Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company invented one of the most important advancements the auto industry has ever known. It first appeared on Cadillacs in 1912. Cars equipped with his invention sold like crazy. What was his invention?</Q>
<A>power steering</A>
<B>automatic transmission</B>
<C>fuel pump</C>
<D>the electric starter</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_78">
<Q>Following a dispute with stockholders, Ransom E. Olds quit Oldsmobile even before it was bought by General Motors. He then built cars and trucks under which brand name?</Q>
<A>Buick</A>
<B>REO</B>
<C>Tucker</C>
<D>Lincoln Motor Car</D>
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</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_79">
<Q>What do the initials A.C. stand for in A.C. Spark Plug?</Q>
<A>Albert Cole</A>
<B>Albert Cunningham</B>
<C>Albert Champion</C>
<D>Albert Chesterfield</D>
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</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_80">
<Q>This man was a chief engineer for General Motors. He quit, bought the Maxwell Automobile Works and changed the car name to his own. Who was it?</Q>
<A>Billy Durant</A>
<B>Henry Leland</B>
<C>James Couzens</C>
<D>Walter P. Chrysler</D>
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<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_81">
<Q>The German automaker Daimler named a car for the daughter of one of his employees. What was the girlΓÇÖs name?</Q>
<A>Marsella</A>
<B>Jupiter</B>
<C>Porsche</C>
<D>Mercedes</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_82">
<Q>What was the origin of the name Jeep(?</Q>
<A>"Jeepers Creepers"</A>
<B>It was named by saying aloud "G.P." or "general purpose" vehicle.</B>
<C>"Just easy, easy please."</C>
<D>It was made on Jeep( Street.</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_83">
<Q>Which of these brothers sold their company to Chrysler in 1928?</Q>
<A>Dodge Brothers</A>
<B>Daimler Brothers</B>
<C>Ford Brothers</C>
<D>General Brothers</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_84">
<Q>Ford named a line of cars for the son of Henry Ford. What was the son's name?</Q>
<A>Ernie</A>
<B>Earl</B>
<C>Diesel</C>
<D>Edsel</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_85">
<Q>America's Interstate Highway System was established by which U.S. President?</Q>
<A>Washington</A>
<B>Eisenhower</B>
<C>Bush</C>
<D>Carter</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_86">
<Q>In the 1950s, this new smaller car was such a success for American Motors, that they stopped making their big Nash and Hudson cars. Which car was it?</Q>
<A>Rambler</A>
<B>Rustler</B>
<C>Gambler</C>
<D>Gustler</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="A" id="9_87">
<Q>The Yellow Coach Company would eventually become which brand of trucks?</Q>
<A>GMC</A>
<B>Dodge</B>
<C>Ford</C>
<D>Toyota</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_88">
<Q>John F. Kennedy was riding in which brand of vehicle in Dallas when he was fatally shot?</Q>
<A>Bonneville</A>
<B>Aurora</B>
<C>Rivera</C>
<D>Lincoln Continental</D>
<teach>Refer to page 76-77 CONNECT-IT(tm) ACTIVITIES.</teach>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="C" id="9_89">
<Q>Which former general manager of Pontiac Division started a company to build sports cars?</Q>
<A>Preston Tucker</A>
<B>Walter P. Chrysler</B>
<C>John DeLorean</C>
<D>Lee Iacocca</D>
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</Question>
<Question correct="D" id="9_90">
<Q>What car company produced a truck that was changed and used in the T.V. show, the Beverly Hillbillies?</Q>
<A>GM</A>
<B>Chrysler</B>
<C>Ford</C>
<D>Oldsmobile</D>
<teach/>
<topic>1</topic>
</Question>
<Question correct="B" id="9_91">
<Q>In the Beach Boys' song "Little Old Lady From Pasadena," what brand of car did she drive?</Q>
