1. Oil sump
   Oil Filter
2. Fuel pump
   Battery

The oil filter ensures particles are removed from the oil, keeping it clean so as not to damage the engine.

1. Windshield
   Windscreen wiper
2. Battery
   None of the above

Early cars didn't have windshields, but automotive engineers realized that as cars went faster, something was needed to protect drivers and passengers.

1. Radiator
   Windshield wiper reservoir
2. Water pump
   Sump

This pump circulates water around the engine which is used to help it keep running cool.

1. Fireplug
   Fuel Filter
2. Oil plug
   Spark plug

The spark plug provides the spark that begins the combustion process which burns the fuel/air mixture in the engine.

1. Timing belt
   Fan belt
2. Cambelt
   Spark plug

This belt helps synchronize the crankshaft's rotation to ensure the valves are opened and closed at the right time.

1. Oil sump
   Fuel tank
2. Fuel injector
   None of the above

Without a fuel tank, your vehicle won't go very far. Normally situated near the rear of the vehicle, this is where fuel is stored for the engine.

1. Alarm
   Tailpipe
2. Horn
   None of the above

Always use your horn in situations where people needed to be warned ... not to great your friends!

1. Battery
   Fuel gauge
2. Oil filter
   None of the above

Without a battery, a car's engine will not turn over and start.

1. Spark plug
   Glowplug
2. Hi tension leads
   None of the above

A glow plug is found in vehicles with diesel engines. It helps warm the engine during the starting process to ensure the air/fuel mixture is burnt effectively. A cold engine would struggle to do that.

1. Tail light
   Turn signal
2. Headlight
   None of the above

It's a necessary part of a car at night, not only to provide vision but to make your car visible.

1. Car radio
   Turn signal
2. Gear shift
   None of the above

A crucial part of signalling your intentions to other drivers, that's the turn signal indicator.

1. Temperature gauge
   Fuel gauge
2. Oil pressure gauge
   None of the above

The temperature gauge shows the running temperature of your engine. If it's running hot, you need to get it checked!

1. Horn
   Seatbelt
2. Airbag
   None of the above

Air bags, which deploy should the vehicle be in an accident, first started appearing in the mid-1970s.

1. Fuel tank regulator
   Cruise control computer
2. Oil sump plug
   None of the above

Incredibly, the modern cruise control system was invented way back in 1948. Now it is an option on many vehicles.

1. Front seat
   Headrest
2. Rear seat
   None of the above

All cars have seats right! No need to explain this answer then.

1. Climate control
   Cruise control
2. Radio
   None of the above

The first car radio was invented in 1930 by Paul and Joseph Galvin and William Lear.

1. Air duct
   Air flow control
2. Wind tunnel
   None of the above

The air duct can direct hot or cold air from the climate control system around the car by adjusting it to your liking.

1. Fuel cap
   Oil cap
2. Oil sump plug
   None of the above

The cover to the fuel tank is known as the fuel cap.

1. Gearbox
   Gear shift
2. Gear linkage
   None of the above

Every car has them, whether it is an automatic or manual transmission.

1. Antenna
   Speaker
2. Tuning knob
   None of the above

Car speakers come in all shapes and sizes, it depends how loud you like your music!

1. Alarm
   Headlights
2. Tail lights
   None of the above

All modern cars have alarm systems in place to protect against car thieves. Interestingly, the alarm was invented in 1913 and went off whenever the engine was cranked.

1. Oil filter
   Fuel injector
2. Oil sump plug
   None of the above

A fuel injector introduces the gasoline into the engine as a fine mist, which means it is burnt more efficiently, providing the engine with more power.

1. Sprocket hole
   Gear diamond
2. Gear ring
   None of the above

The gear ring forms part of the transmission on your vehicle.

1. Flywheel gear ring
   Plain wheel socket ring
2. Air wheel socket ring
   None of the above

The flywheel starter gear ring is connected to the starter motor on your vehicle.

1. Shade
   Sun visor
2. Side mirror
   None of the above

Nothing keeps the sun off your face like a sun visor!

1. Battery box
   Level square
2. Oil filter
   None of the above

Some cars have their battery stored in a special box. This makes taking it out of the car easier.

1. Fan belt
   Cambelt
2. Timing belt
   None of the above

This belt makes sure the valves in the engine open and close at the right time. It does this by synchronizing the crankshaft's rotation.

1. Brake lever
   Brake drum
2. Brake Pad
   None of the above

Part of the braking system is your brake drum. It helps your car come to a stop when you apply the brakes,

1. Central locking
   Door lock
2. Hood lock
   None of the above

Modern cars have a central locking system whereby locking the driver's door will lock the whole car. Also every lock in the car can be opened or closed using a remote key.

1. Sprocket lubrication
   Gear hose
2. Gear pump
   None of the above

A gear pump is part of the transmission system on your vehicle.

1. Fuel pipe
   Oil pipe
2. Water pipe
   None of the above

Part of your car's coolant system, these pipes take water all around the engine.

1. Glove box
   Storage box
2. Center box
   None of the above

Pretty much anything is stored in the glove box, but the most important is your license and registration.

1. Gear stick
   Sprocket ball
2. Gearbox
   None of the above

The gear stick or shifter is used to select the correct gear at the correct speed on a manual car.

1. Climate control
   Air blower
2. Cruise control

Part of the parts of the dashboard, the air blower can be moved to direct air from the climate control system in the cabin.

1. Ball joint
   Round joint
2. Round filter
   None of the above

These bearings control the steering knuckles to the control arm.

1. Royal tac
   Kingpin
2. Crown tac
   None of the above

Found throughout the car, kingpins are large bolts usually in a central position

1. Door control module
   Door monitor
2. Door

The door control module is found in the door of modern cars. It controls not only the central locking but the electric windows as well.

1. Bolt tassle
   Nut tassle
2. Bolt cap
   None of the above

Some bolts in your vehicle may have a covering, especially those that can be seen in open view. This is called a bolt cap and purely for aesthetic value.