20/4 Flight Club

What is the difference between a propeller plane and a jet plane?

• A propeller plabe is powered by a piston engine

• There is no difference

• A propeller plane is another name for helicopter

• Jet planes are only available to the military

What is a seaplane

• The label any airplane gets when it is near the ocean

• A plane that lands on the sea

• A plane that lands can land on the ocean, sea, or rivers

• A plane that is used only for observing, land marking, and surveying the ocean

What is a glider

• The term given to people who fly once a week

• The term for when the pilot jumps out of the airplane with a parachute

• Not even classified as an airplane

• An airplane that does not have an engine

What is the fuselage(Fuse-sa-lodge)

• The area that pets and suitcases are kept

• The main section of the airplane

• The "gas tank" of the airplane

• The fuse box of an airplane

What is an airfoil

• The foil that wraps around the food served in flight

• The shape of the wing designed to produce lift

• A maneuver that an airplane can perform

• The tiny holes in the airplane that allow the cabin to have fresh air

What is a VTOL aircraft

• An airplane that can take off and land vertically

• The biggest jet

• The smallest Jet

• An acronym that stands for the ground support airplane in the military

  Version

  Take

  Over

  Land

What is a Ram Jet

• A specially modified Boeing 747 designed for the shipping of livestock

• An airplane painted to resemble a ram

• A heavy tactil military plane that proved to be very successful in breaking blockades

• An engine with no moving parts

What is glide slope

• This is not an airplane term

• When the runway is going downhill

• Angle of descent that an airplane follows during landing

• A maneuver done in bad winds and storms

Should flight club continue next year?

(All answers are marked as correct. Please pick which one you feel the most strongly about)

• Yes

• No

• I don't care

• I only do this to get out of W.I.N. time

What is ground effect

• Increased lift force that pushed the airplane up when flying closer to the ground

• The term pilots and flight attendants use when passengers get nervous during take off and landing

• The situation when a landing tire pops when performing a landing

• The term used to define the slow deterioration of a runway due to use.