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English for Learner Drivers: Vocabulary and Skills Worksheet

Worksheet
Grade 12
English

English for Learner Drivers: Vocabulary and Skills Worksheet

Diagram Labelling

Label the following parts on the car diagram using the word bank. Write the correct label next to the corresponding number on the diagram.
[Image: A simple side-view diagram of a car with numbers 1-6 pointing to different parts: steering wheel, accelerator, brake pedal, rear-view mirror, seatbelt, dashboard]
Word Bank: steering wheel, accelerator, brake pedal, rear-view mirror, seatbelt, dashboard


Matching Questions

Match the driving-related verbs to the correct nouns. Write the corresponding letter next to each number.
Verbs a) adjust b) fasten c) turn d) check e) put your foot on f) tow
Nouns A. your seatbelt B. the mirrors C. the key in the ignition D. the height of the seat E. a caravan or trailer F. the accelerator
  1. adjust _____
  1. fasten _____
  1. turn _____
  1. check _____
  1. put your foot on _____
  1. tow _____


Fill-in-the-Gaps

Complete the sentences using the words from the word bank. Each word is used only once.
Word Bank: ignition, mirrors, dashboard, seat, warning, brake
  1. Always check your _______ before starting the car.
  1. You need to insert the key into the _______ to start the engine.
  1. The _______ displays important information like speed and fuel level.
  1. If a _______ light appears, you should stop and investigate.
  1. Adjust the _______ so you can reach the pedals comfortably.
  1. To stop the car safely, press the _______ pedal.


Multiple Choice Questions

  1. Which of the following is NOT found on a car’s dashboard?
a) Speedometer b) Rear-view mirror c) Odometer d) Fuel gauge
  1. What should you do before moving off in a car?
a) Adjust the radio b) Check your mirrors and blind spots c) Open the windows d) Turn on the headlights during the day
  1. Which part of the car is used to make it move forward?
a) Brake pedal b) Clutch c) Accelerator d) Steering wheel
  1. What does the seatbelt do?
a) Increases fuel efficiency b) Improves sound quality c) Keeps passengers safe during a crash d) Controls the temperature


True/False

  1. True or False: A car is considered roadworthy if all its lights and brakes are functioning properly.
  1. True or False: You should always check your mirrors before changing lanes.
  1. True or False: The accelerator pedal is used to slow the car down.
  1. True or False: It is not necessary to adjust your seat before driving a new car.


Compare and Contrast

  1. Compare the functions of the accelerator and the brake pedal. How are they similar and how do they differ?
  1. Contrast the use of the rear-view mirror with the side mirrors during driving.


Open-Ended Questions

  1. Describe the steps you should take when starting a car for the first time.
  1. List three safety checks a driver should perform before moving off.
  1. Why is it important to understand the warning lights on a car's dashboard?
  1. What adjustments might you need to make when you get into a car that you have never driven before?