Rocket Design Challenge Quiz

What provides the thrust for a rocket?

• Gravity

• Parachute

• Rocket engines

• Shock cord

Identify the parachute part of the rocket.

What is drag in the context of rockets?

• The force that propels the rocket upwards

• The air resistance a rocket encounters

• The gravitational pull on the rocket

• The speed of the rocket

Why is it important that the parachute does not deploy during high-speed travel?

• It will slow the rocket too much

• It will be ripped to shreds

• It will increase thrust

• It will cause the rocket to spin

Identify the launch lug part of the rocket.

What is the first phase of a model rocket's flight?

• Engine Burnout

• Ignition and Lift-off

• Coasting phase

• Recovery

Which phase involves the rocket's initial movement?

• Recovery

• Coasting phase

• Ignition and Lift-off

• Apogee and Ejection

Which component connects the parachute to the rocket body?

• Shock Cord

• Engine Hook

• Centering Ring

• Launch Lug

Identify the centering ring.

What is the main reason rockets are designed to minimize drag?

• To increase weight

• To reduce air resistance

• To enhance visibility

• To lower cost