WorksheetsAirplanes Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The pressure of atmospheric or compressed air
Air pressure
Bernoulli's Principle
Lift
Thrust
The faster water or air moves over a surface, the lower the pressure the water or air exerts on that surface
Bernoulli's Principle
Drag
Weight
Wings
What pushes the airplane up in the sky?
Lift
Drag
Weight
Thrust
Created by gravity and mass, bring the airplane back to ground level.
Weight
Lift
Drag
Thrust
Moves the airplane forward
Lift
Drag
Thrust
Weight
Allows paper airplane to “sit” on the air
Air Pressure
Wings
Elevator
Drag
Rear section hinged to the horizontal stabilizer; moveable airfoil that controls up and down motion of the plane’s nose.
Elevator
Rudder
Tail
Nose
Flaps on the main wings that help to turn the plane and move up & down.
Rudder
Gasconade
Acumen
Ailerons
Rear section of vertical tail structure; moveable airfoil used to turn the plane
Protuberance
Tail
Rudder
Airfoil
What are modern wings made of?
Wood
Plastic
Metal
Fabric
The Higher the elevation, the Lower the air pressure.
True
False
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Heat, Cooling, and Movement can't change air pressure
True
False
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Lift & Drag are opposing forces
True
False
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Thrust and Weight aren't opposing forces.
True
False
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3 Principle Mechanisms For Thrust Are
Rockets, Combustions, Explosions
Rotors, Jet Engines, Rocket Engines
Helicopter Blades, Propellers, Thrusters
Propellers, Jet Engines, Rocket Engines
