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Задание 3. Ответьте на вопросы. 1. Who made an attempt to propel a vehicle? 2. Who built the first self-propelled road vehicle? 3. What kind of carriage did the Russian inventor Kulibin build in 1784? 4. What did Kulibin use in his vehicle for the first time? 5. What were all road vehicles up to 1860 powered by? 6. What did Lenoir built in 1860? 7. How did an internal combustion engine run on? 8. When was the four-stroke cycle engine invented?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. Who made an attempt to propel a vehicle?

The first question asks who made an attempt to propel a vehicle. The answer is not specified in the search results provided.

2. Who built the first self-propelled road vehicle?

The second question asks who built the first self-propelled road vehicle. The search results indicate that the first self-propelled road vehicle was built by Karl Benz in 1885. He is credited with inventing the first practical automobile powered by an internal combustion engine [[1]].

3. What kind of carriage did the Russian inventor Kulibin build in 1784?

The third question asks what kind of carriage the Russian inventor Kulibin built in 1784. The search results do not provide information about a specific carriage built by Kulibin in 1784.

4. What did Kulibin use in his vehicle for the first time?

The fourth question asks what Kulibin used in his vehicle for the first time. The search results do not provide information about what Kulibin used in his vehicle for the first time.

5. What were all road vehicles up to 1860 powered by?

The fifth question asks what all road vehicles up to 1860 were powered by. The search results indicate that prior to 1860, road vehicles were primarily powered by horses or other animals. Horse-drawn carriages were a common mode of transportation before the invention of the internal combustion engine [[2]].

6. What did Lenoir build in 1860?

The sixth question asks what Lenoir built in 1860. The search results indicate that in 1860, Étienne Lenoir built the first commercially successful internal combustion engine. This engine was a two-stroke engine that used coal gas as fuel [[3]].

7. How did an internal combustion engine run on?

The seventh question asks how an internal combustion engine runs. The search results indicate that an internal combustion engine runs on a mixture of fuel and air. The fuel is ignited by a spark plug, causing a controlled explosion that drives the pistons and creates mechanical energy [[4]].

8. When was the four-stroke cycle engine invented?

The eighth question asks when the four-stroke cycle engine was invented. The search results indicate that the four-stroke cycle engine was invented by Nikolaus Otto in 1876. This engine is commonly used in modern automobiles and consists of four strokes: intake, compression, combustion, and exhaust [[5]].

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