Aircraft and Instructions

Put an X next to the words that are aircrafts.

• Airplane

• Glider

• Hot Air Balloon

• Submarine

What does AIRBORNE mean?

• Transported by air, in the air after taking off in an aircraft.

• Something born in the air.

• When you get sick.

• Birds flying.

Hot-air balloons are powered by an engine?

• True

• False

An airplane you take to visit your family in another place is an example of

• Civil Aviation

• Defense Aviation

What is a sonic boom?

• The sound that happens when a speaker is broken.

• The part of an airplane that makes it fly.

• A loud noise that occurs when something travels faster than the speed of sound.

• Helicopter engine.

In aircrafts what does the term LIFT mean?

• When the plane goes into the air.

• The upward force produced on a wing when it moves through the air.

• When the pilot needs to transport extra passengers.

• When someone has to carry their suitcase on the plane.

Drones are controlled...

• by a pilot in the drone.

• by a plane that flies alongside the drone.

• remotely by a crew on the ground.

• Drones are not controlled which is why they are dangerous.

When should you read instructions on how to make something?

• Once you begin and realize you are a little confused.

• After you complete the project so you can find details you might have missed.

• If and when you need to, instructions are optional.

• Before you begin a project and while you create it.

What way is the best way to follow instructions?

• Read the first step and do it. Then go on to the next step and do that one.

• Read all instructions before beginning, and read again as you create your project.

• Make your own!

The word AXIS means?

• A circle with a line through it.

• The center around which something rotates.

• A cable inside an airplane.

• The exit sign on the plane.