Answer with Explanation:
The alternator (upper right) is an essential component of a car that recharges the battery. In the situation above, it could either be not charging because it has been damaged or it could also be that the car's battery is low. In order to know which one is the problem, you have to test the voltage reading while the engine is off. A reading lower than 12 volts means that there's a problem with the battery. If you're confident that your battery's good, try to rev the engine to 2,000 revolutions per minute (RPM). An alternator with a problem has a decreasing voltage.
The temperature (lower right) is high. This means that you have to turn off the engine.
The "fuel" (upper left) obviously needs to be refilled. It is already on its warning level. Although there are still some fuel left, it is best to find a gasoline station.
