Inside Two Kinds of Cars: teacher key
Gas and Electric Cars, grade 4 edition, written for 4th grade. See how a gas engine burns fuel and how a gas car sends power to the wheels. Then see how an electric car uses a battery and a motor.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- Where does a gas car burn its fuel?
- In the tailpipe
- Inside the engine itself (answer)
- In the battery
- What lights the fuel in a gas engine?
- The tailpipe
- A spark plug (answer)
- The transmission
- What do the burning gases push?
- The charge port
- The tailpipe
- The piston (answer)
- What does an electric car use for fuel, in place of gasoline?
- A tailpipe
- A battery (answer)
- A piston
- What sets how much power goes to an electric car's motor?
- The tailpipe
- The controller (answer)
- The piston
Words
- piston: moving engine part
- transmission: power passer
- battery: energy store
- controller: power manager