Park and Fly! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Car

Play your CARds right, and you'll eventually have one of these of your very own to drive.

The humble car is one of the most popular vehicles in the world, and in 2010 it was estimated that there were over 1 billion cars in the world.

Answer: Bus

Schoolchildren, in addition to BUSinessmen and women, often take this mode of transport in order to get to work and school in the morning.

Unlike many other vehicles, the bus is designed to carry a number of passengers, and some can even accommodate up to 300 people.

Answer: Plane

Our humble little PLANEt has many great views, so if you look out of the window of one of these, you'll have plenty to peruse.

There are many different types of planes, and while some are used to transport people from place to place, there are others which are used as weapons, and are used to fight wars.

Answer: Sled

Don't be miSLED by this next mode of transport, as it may look basic, but it is heaps of fun, especially after a snowstorm.

Though the humble sled, (which is also known as a sledge or a sleigh), is frequently used by children whenever snow falls, in places like Alaska, it is often pulled by dogs.

Answer: Canoe

VolCANOEs can be found across the world, as can this next way to travel, which has been part of the summer Olympics since 1936.

The canoe is a narrow, lightweight boat, which is narrow at both ends and is controlled using a single paddle.

Answer: Train

ResTRAIN yourself and mind the gap, before you board this next way to get around, which is used to carry cargo as well as passengers.

Trains, (also known as locomotives), are very efficient ways to travel, and before they existed, people were forced to rely on horses and boats, which were much slower.

Answer: Tank

You could stare down an ancienT ANKylosaurus in this next vehicle, which is built to last.

The tank is an armoured fighting vehicle, which was developed with the aim of protecting soldiers during battle, while at the same time allowing them to fire at the enemy.

Answer: Donkey

Historically, this next mode of transport is associated with carrying people and cargo, and basically does all the DONKEYwork.

Donkeys have long been used as working animals, and are sometimes found at the seaside, where they give rides to children.

Answer: Camel

People once CAME Looking for me in the desert, after my method of
transportation decided to take a rest.

Camels have very distinctive humps, and they are able to survive long periods in the hot desert, without water, thanks to several biological adaptations.

Answer: Raft

Anyone can make this method of conveyance, as all it takes is a little hard gRAFT.

Rafts are usually flat, and can be made out of many different materials, including wood, tyres and barrels.