Emma is learning about airplanes in her science class. Her teacher explains that there are three main movements that an airplane can make. What are these three movements?

• Pitch, yaw, and roll

• Lift, drag, and thrust

• Speed, altitude, and direction

• Turn, bank, and dive

Nora is learning about airplane movements in her aviation class. What is pitch in the context of an airplane?

• The side-to-side movement of an airplane's wings

• The up and down movement of an airplane's nose

• The rotation of an airplane around its vertical axis

• The forward movement of an airplane

What does roll help with in an airplane?

• Increasing speed

• Initiating turns and leveling the wings

• Reducing drag

• Increasing altitude

What is yaw in aviation?

• The up-and-down movement of an airplane's wings

• The side-to-side movement of an airplane's nose

• The forward movement of an airplane

• The rotation of an airplane's tail

Harper and Elijah are flying a small airplane. How do elevators affect lift on the tail compared to the wings when raised?

• They create more lift on the tail

• They create less lift on the tail

• They create equal lift on the tail and wings

• They have no effect on lift

Kai is learning to fly a small aircraft. During his training, he is taught about different parts of the aircraft. What is the primary function of the rudder on an aircraft?

• Control the pitch

• Control the roll

• Control the yaw

• Control the speed

What is the effect of moving the rudder to the right on the tail of the aircraft?

• The tail moves right

• The tail moves left

• The tail moves up

• The tail moves down

Match the following

• Pitch

• 
• Roll

• 
• Yaw

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Elijah is learning to fly a plane. During his lesson, he asks his instructor what happens when the rudder controls the yaw of the plane. What is the result?

• The plane ascends

• The plane descends

• The plane turns left or right

• The plane speeds up

Match the following

• Provide lift and support

• Engine

• Stabilizing surface/helps with control

• Fuselage

• Provide thrust for movement

• Wings

• Main body of the aircraft

• Tail