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ENGLISH
FOR AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
4.
UNDER THE BONNET (D)
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9.
Work with a partner to do a role-play. First look at the Language Box for
phrases you can use. Then look at your role cards in the Partner Files.
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10.
Complete the puzzle. The answers are all words from this unit.
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Across
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1
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This keeps the brake
lubricated: brake ….
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3
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This can be petrol or diesel.
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5
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This fluid is put in
the cooling system.
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7
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The motion of the pistons rotate this.
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10
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You use a dipstick to
check the …. Level.
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11
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You need electricity from this to start
the engine.
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Down
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2
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A type of fuel.
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4
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This moves up and down in the cylinder.
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5
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A six- … engine.
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6
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This fluid used to keep the windscreen
clean: windscreen ….
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8
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This is tightly
corrosive: battery ….
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9
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This ignites the fuel-air-mixture in
petrol engines. (2 words)
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Output
Read
the article and answer the questions which follow.
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GDI
Engines
When
developing a new motor-vehicle engine, engineers are faced with the dilemma
of more power or less fuel. The goal is to combine high power output and
low fuel consumption. Increasing fuel efficiency helps motorists to save
money and also reduces CO2 emissions. Gasoline Direct Injection (GDI)
engines can reduce fuel consumption by up to 20%, thereby producing lower
emissions.
How
does it work?
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Over
to you
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Can
you explain in your own words how GDI engines work?
How
important do you think GDI engines will be in the future?
Do
you know of any other current engine innovations?
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