Discussion
All early motor cars were:
Answer: C
All early motor cars were loud, awkward and unusual in appearance.
The passage says that the early cars varied in size, 'Nevertheless, they were all characterized by their noise, clumsiness, and peculiar appearance'. That is option (c) in other words.
Option (a) confuses what people thought with what the cars were: most people saw them as jokes or potentially dangerous toys, but the passage does not say all of them were objects of amusement. Option (d) is the same kind of slip, since 'potentially dangerous' describes how they were perceived. Option (b) is the opposite of the passage, which describes them as clumsy and says the law held them back.
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