How do seatbelts work?

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Listening comprehension about the history and functioning of car seatbelts

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How do seatbelts work?


How do seatbelts work?Versión en línea Listening comprehension about the history and functioning of car seatbelts por Sara Rodil Alonso 1 By how much can seatbelts reduce fatalities? a About 25% b About 50% c About 33% d 75% 2 According to the audio, how many lives have seatbelts collectively saved? a About 100,000 b Around 1,000,000 c More than 1,000,000 d Over one billion 3 In what year did Leslie Leroy Irvin become the first American to jump from a plane and manually deploy a parachute? a 1990 b 1919 c 1918 d 1980 4 What was one major problem with early lap-only seatbelts? a They caused neck injuries due to excessive tightness b They often failed to lock during high-speed collisions c They trapped passengers inside cars that caught fire d They could lead to severe injuries to vital organs and the spine 5 How many seatbelts did Nash Motors install and how many were actually used? a 4,000 installed - 100 used b 40,000 installed - 1,000 used c 400 installed - 40 used d 400,000 installed - 10,000 used 6 Why did Nils Bohlin's design become so widely adopted around the world? a Because Volvo released the patent for free b Because it was the cheapest design to produce c Because it was required by the US government immediately d Because Ford included it in every car model from 1960 7 In what year did Nils Bohlin receive the US patent for the three-point seatbelt? a 1955 b 1952 c 1962 d 1972 8 What does the spiral torsion spring in the seatbelt mechanism do? a It detects when a crash happens b It stores energy to retract the seatbelt c It locks the belt in place permanently d It activates the airbags 9 What triggers the pendulum-based locking mechanism in the seatbelt? a The car accelerating too fast b A manual switch near the driver's seat c The airbag sensor activating first d A sudden deceleration of the car 10 What is the name of the mechanism that tightens the seatbelt during a crash using an explosive charge? a The retractor b The pretensioner c The torsion bar d The airbag lock 11 Which US State was the first to require cars to instal seatbelts in the front seats? a California b Michigan c New York d Wisconsin 12 Which of the following safety technologies is NOT mentioned in the video? a Airbags b Crumple zones c Anti-lock braking system (ABS) D) d Automatic emergency braking

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How do seatbelts work?Versión en línea

por Sara Rodil Alonso

By how much can seatbelts reduce fatalities?

According to the audio, how many lives have seatbelts collectively saved?

In what year did Leslie Leroy Irvin become the first American to jump from a plane and manually deploy a parachute?

What was one major problem with early lap-only seatbelts?

How many seatbelts did Nash Motors install and how many were actually used?

Why did Nils Bohlin's design become so widely adopted around the world?

In what year did Nils Bohlin receive the US patent for the three-point seatbelt?

What does the spiral torsion spring in the seatbelt mechanism do?

What triggers the pendulum-based locking mechanism in the seatbelt?

What is the name of the mechanism that tightens the seatbelt during a crash using an explosive charge?

Which US State was the first to require cars to instal seatbelts in the front seats?

Which of the following safety technologies is NOT mentioned in the video?