The exterior car parts worksheet - Free Printable

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Exercise 1: Label the parts of the car

We are given two images of a car — one from the front and side, and one from the rear. We need to label the numbered parts using the vocabulary provided.

#### Vocabulary List (from the box):
- bonnet
- front bumper
- headlight
- indicator
- petrol cap or flap
- roof
- sill
- sunroof
- tyre
- wheel arch
- wheel trim
- logo
- windscreen
- windscreen wiper
- wing
- aerial
- badge
- boot
- door
- door handle
- exhaust pipe
- number plate
- rear bumper
- rear window
- wing mirror
- side window
- rear light

Also, there’s a table showing British vs American English terms:
- bonnet = hood
- boot = trunk
- indicator = turn signal
- petrol cap or flap = gas tank lid
- tyre = tire
- windscreen = windshield
- wing = fender

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Now, let’s label each part:

#### Front View (Top Image)

1. Roof – The top of the car
2. Sunroof – A glass panel in the roof that opens
3. Windscreen – The large front window
4. Windscreen wiper – The blade that cleans the windscreen
5. Headlight – The light at the front
6. Logo – Brand emblem on the grille
7. Front bumper – The front protective bar
8. Indicator – Turn signal light
9. Wing (fender) – The curved part over the wheel
10. Tyre – The rubber wheel
11. Wheel arch – The frame around the wheel
12. Wheel trim – The decorative center cap
13. Sill – The lower edge of the door
14. Door – Side access to the car
15. Petrol cap or flap – Cover for fuel filler

#### Rear View (Bottom Image)

16. Door handle – Handle to open the door
17. Side window – Window on the side
18. Boot – Trunk at the back
19. Number plate – License plate
20. Rear light – Tail light
21. Rear bumper – Back protective bar
22. Exhaust pipe – Pipe releasing engine fumes
23. Wing mirror – Side mirror
24. Aerial – Antenna for radio
25. Badge – Brand emblem on the boot
26. Rear window – Back window
27. Tyre – Rear wheel

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✔ Completed Labels:

| Number | Part |
|--------|------|
| 1 | Roof |
| 2 | Sunroof |
| 3 | Windscreen |
| 4 | Windscreen wiper |
| 5 | Headlight |
| 6 | Logo |
| 7 | Front bumper |
| 8 | Indicator |
| 9 | Wing |
| 10 | Tyre |
| 11 | Wheel arch |
| 12 | Wheel trim |
| 13 | Sill |
| 14 | Door |
| 15 | Petrol cap or flap |
| 16 | Door handle |
| 17 | Side window |
| 18 | Boot |
| 19 | Number plate |
| 20 | Rear light |
| 21 | Rear bumper |
| 22 | Exhaust pipe |
| 23 | Wing mirror |
| 24 | Aerial |
| 25 | Badge |
| 26 | Rear window |
| 27 | Tyre |

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Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with words from Exercise 1

Now we use the vocabulary to complete the sentences.

1. You open the bonnet to look at the engine.
→ Correct as given.

2. The bumpers absorb small impacts in an accident.
→ Both front and rear bumpers protect the car.

3. Don't forget to retract the aerial before using the car wash.
→ The antenna can get damaged by washing machines.

4. Can you put my suitcases in the boot please?
→ The storage area at the back.

5. When it starts raining, you need to switch on the windscreen wipers.
→ To clear rain from the windscreen.

6. 'What model is that?' 'I don't know, I can't see the badge from here.'
→ The brand emblem (e.g., Mercedes star).

7. It is important to inflate the tyres to the correct pressure for better fuel consumption.
→ Proper tyre pressure improves efficiency.

8. The Mercedes star is a well-known logo.
→ Brand symbol.

9. Open the sunroof and let some sun and fresh air into the car.
→ The opening in the roof.

10. I wish all drivers would use their indicators when they want to turn right or left!
→ Turn signals to show direction.

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✔ Final Answers for Exercise 2:

1. bonnet
2. bumpers
3. aerial
4. boot
5. windscreen wipers
6. badge
7. tyres
8. logo
9. sunroof
10. indicators

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Summary:

- Exercise 1: Matched each number to the correct car part using the vocabulary.
- Exercise 2: Used appropriate vocabulary to complete realistic sentences about car usage.

This exercise helps learn car parts vocabulary, including British vs American English differences, and applies them in context.