Gr4 History term 3 - transport Flashcards

1
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what is a hump

A

a bump on a camels back

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2
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what is a desert

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a stretch of land that is very sandy and hot and very few plants grow there

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3
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what does wild mean

A

not tame, can be dangerous to people

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4
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what is a jungle

A

a thick forest

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5
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what does stubborn mean

A

unwilling to do what they are told

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6
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what is a vehicle

A

something that transports people and goods

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7
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what is a shaft

A

a long pole

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8
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what is a cart

A

a transport vehicle that has 2 wheels that is pulled by an animal

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what is a wagon?

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a covered vehicle with 4 wheels that is used to transport goods

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10
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what is an ox?

A

a big tame animal, more than 1 is called an oxen

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11
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what is a coach?

A

vehicle that has 4 wheels and is pulled by a horse

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12
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what is a harness?

A

straps fitted to an animal so that it can be attached to and pull a cart

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13
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what are reins?

A

long straps used to control an animal

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14
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what is a horseshoe?

A

u-shaped piece of iron nailed at the bottom of a horse’s hoof

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15
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did people often ride in wagons?

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no, they were often too uncomrtable to sit in so people prefered to walk next to them

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16
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what is a caption?

A

the words written undernearth a picture of photo to describe it

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17
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what is a tandem bicycle?

A

a bicycle with 2 seats and 2 sets of pedals

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18
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What is a bicycle?

A

to have 2 wheels - bi means 2 and cycle means circles

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19
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did the first bicycle have pedals?

A

no

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20
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what was different about the 2nd type of bicycle that was made?

A

it had a comfortable seat and pedals to move it forward

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21
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what is a penny farthing?

A

a bicycle with a very big front wheel and small back wheel. the rider sat up high on top of the big front wheel. was very dangerous

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22
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what was the “safety bicycle”?

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had two wheels the same size and the pedals turned the back wheel with a chain and had handle bars to steer the front wheel

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23
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how long ago were motor cars invented?

A

over 100 years ago

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24
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what were the first cars powered by?

A

steam
they were very hard to start and were very noisy

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what type of engines were fitted into cars that were less noisy than steam engines?

A

petrol engines

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26
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what was the most famous of the first cars to be made in a factory?

A

Model T-Ford

27
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what does invent mean?

A

to make something that no one else has made before

28
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what does curious mean?

A

eager to learn and find out more

29
Q

what is a locomotive?

A

a vehicle with wheels and an engine that is used to pull trains along the railway tracks

30
Q

what was the most important form of transport before the steam engine?

A

horses

31
Q

what invented the locomotive with a steam engine?

A

George Stephenson

32
Q

Why is a steam train better than a horse and carriage/coach? (6 things)

A

the steam train
- could pull many carriages with lots people and heavy goods
- it didn’t get tired
- was 50% cheaper than coach travel
- was a lot quicker than coach travel
- 3rd class with open topped carriage was even cheaper so poor people could afford to travel
-cheaper food in towns and cities because of the quicker transport to market

33
Q

what were the oldest boats made from?

A

wood and reeds

34
Q

how did the oldest boats move forward?

A

wooden oars and human muscle

35
Q

name three of the oldest types of boats?

A

a raft
a canoe
a reed boat

36
Q

what were rafts and canoes made from?

A

wood

37
Q

how were rafts and canoes different?

A

a raft was made of poles or planks and flat
a canoe was made from a hollowed out log

38
Q

what were reeds made from (and don’t reeds)?

A

different types of grasses

39
Q

name 6 of the first sailing ships

A

Egyptian sailing ship
Clipper
Tall ship
Chinese Junk
Arab Dhow
Caravel

40
Q

what shape of sails did the Arab Dhow and the Caravel have?

A

traingular

41
Q

what shape were the sails of Egyptian sailing ships, Tall Ships and Chinese Junks have?

A

Square

42
Q

what was special about the Clipper?

A

It was very fast so it “clipped” through the waves. It had 3 of more masts

43
Q

how many sails did the Egyptian sailing ship have and how did it steer?

A

only one big sail
used a long oar to attached to the back of the boat to steer

44
Q

which of the first sail boats was very small?

A

caravels and arab dhow

45
Q

what does environmental mean?

A

to do with the land around us

46
Q

what is air pollution?

A

making the air dirty

47
Q

what are exhaust fumes?

A

smoke that comes out of cars

48
Q

what are cities?

A

settlement that are bigger than towns

49
Q

what is one of the oldest form land transport that is still used today?

A

horse and cart

50
Q

is modern day transport faster or slower than transport used long ago?

A

faster

51
Q

what do most forms of modern day transport need?

A

good roads of tar to drive on

52
Q

who invented the first biplane?

A

the Wright brothers named
Orville
Wilbur

53
Q

when was the first powered biplane invented?

A

in 1903 for 12 seconds

54
Q

what did the Wright brothers invent before their plane?

A

biplane gliders

55
Q

What type of ships replaced sailing shipts for transport on water?

A

Steam ships

56
Q

what was the most famous passenger steamship called?

A

The Titanic

57
Q

how many people could the titanic carry

A

2000

58
Q

why did the titanic hit an iceberg so hard?

A

because the weather was clear and the sea was calm, they were sailing at full steam which was very fast

59
Q

what happened to the people on board the titanic?

A

most drowned in the freezing cold water. Some survived and rowed to safety on life board

60
Q

what is modern-day a cargo ship?

A

a vessel that transports of goods from one port to another all around the world

61
Q

what is a container ship?

A

a ship that carries cargo packed in large containers

62
Q

what are container ships and cargo ships made from?

A

built of steel and have lots of equipment on board

63
Q

how are goods loaded on and off argo ships?

A

with HUGE cranes

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