Automobiles are very different in Japan' Below is the car Mrs' Vaughan rode in Japan'

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Automobiles are very different in Japan.
Below is the car Mrs. Vaughan rode in Japan.
Automobiles are very different in Japan. This is
the car Mrs. Vaughan rode in while in Japan.
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Japanese Pick-up Truck
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The streets are very narrow, and the cars are
very small.
The streets are very narrow, and the cars are
very small.
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The parking garages are also very different.
Notice the cars above the row of parked cars. As
one row fills with cars it moves up. Then
another set of cars can park below.

• The parking garages are also very different.
• Notice the cars above the row of parked cars.
• As one row fills with cars it moves up.
• Then another set of cars can park below.

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• Gas stations are full service. You do not pump
  your own gasoline. The station attendant cleans
  all of the car windows, pumps the gas and takes
  the payment for gas.

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The girl shown is the attendant at this gas
station.
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• Gasoline is sold by the liter in Japan. Gasoline
  is sold by the gallon in the United States. The
  amount for regular gasoline is listed at the top
  of the sign.
• How much would the cost be per gallon be for
  regular gasoline?

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• How much would it cost to fill up this police
  car with a 14 gallon tank?
• The first students in each class period to email
  the correct answer to Mrs. Vaughan or Mrs. Layman
  will receive extra drawing tickets, so hurry!

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