Aviation

Altitude in aviation in measured in?

• Feet

• Meters

• Kilometers

• Hot Dogs

What part is #3

• Wing End

• Trailing Edge

• Tail Edge

• Lower Camber

Which term below can be described as a part with a flat or curved surface specifically designed to keep an aircraft in the air?

• Airfoil

• Camber

• Wing

• Cockpit

Airflow over a wing produces pressure differences due to changes in the velocity of the air. This explanation of lift is described by

• Bernoulli's Principle

• Wright's Theorem

• Wilbur's Predicate

• Orville's Postulate

The diagram illustrates the Four Forces Of Flight. Forces that oppose each other are

• Lift and Drag

• Lift and Thrust

• Drag and Weight

• Thrust and Drag

What are the four forces of flight?

• Air law, trust, drag, heavy

• Crew, aircraft, luggage, passengers

•  Lift, thrust, drag, weight

• Yer Mum

Which direction is LIFT usually generated?

• UP

• DOWN

• forward

• back

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NGSS.MS-PS2-2

What is an Airfoil?

• An airfoil is a wing that generates drag

• airfoil is a surface that produces pitch

• an airfoil is a surface that produces LIFT

• an airfoil is the air the flows over the wing

The wing is said to have a chord line. The imaginary line that runs from?

• the leading edge to the trailing edge

• the front of the plane, to the back of the plane

• the front of the propeller to the back

• The side of the wing

The relative wind is 

• the wind that hits you from behind

• the ram air that hits you from forward motion

• cross wind

• wind pipe

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