Activity Lesson 1

A. Identify the following pictures based on the modes of transportation.

A B C D

E F G

H I J

Answers:

A. Backload/ Tumpline

B. Carrying Pole

C. Sledge on rollers

D. Sledge on runners

E. Donkey

F. Llama

G. Yam
H. Da Vinci's Ornithopter

I. Glider

J. Flying Machine

B. Fill in the blanks

1.___Walking______ is considered as the oldest form of transportation.

2.One humped ____dromedary of Arabia____ camel is bred by the Arab Nomads.

3.In 1911 the first ____airmail______ was delivered using this Spirit of St. Louis
airship.

4.The ____Llama____ was the only new world animal other than dog capable of
domestication for use in transport during the Pre Columbian in America,

5. Otto Lilienthal also experimented with ______Ornithopers_______ and also made a

study of the flight of birds.

6. two humped ___Bactrian_____ camel has plodded along the caravan routes
between China and Iran for at least 2000 years.

7.Donkey or __Ass_____ was first domesticated in the Middle East.

8.Based on Korean traditions, the kite was first used for transport when a Korean
general employed one in ___Bridge____ building.

9.Reindeer was the first domesticated in ___Siberia______ in the beginning of Christian

era,

10.The_______Elephant__ was used in war against Rome, also used in Ceremonial

processions and big game hunting.

Activity Lesson 2
Identify the following.

1. A wagon covered with leather or cloth fixed over a wooden framework?

2. Invented by the Wright brothers’?

3. The first mode of transportation to challenge the railroads?
4. He perfected the macadamized road in England in 1815?
5. Considered as the pioneer in road building in ancient history.
6. Invented by John Boyd Dunlop?
7. Who introduced the diesel fuel?
8. A light and elegant vehicle for gentlemen drawn by four horses used in 250 B.C.?
 9. He introduced the popular model T that adopted a mass production to meet the
demand?
10. A closed, two wheeled cart, was the favored vehicle for Roman women.

Answers:

1. Italian Cocchio

2. Wind power- power flying machine

3. Motor Vehicle

4. John L Macadam

5. The Romans

6. Pneumatic tires

7. Rudolf Diesel

8. Greek quadrics with spoke wheels

9. Henry Ford

10. Roman carpentum