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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Label 'A' could be identifying the
Left Aileron
Right Flap
Right Aileron
Horizontal Stabilizer
Label 'N' could be identifying the
Left Aileron
Right Flap
Right Aileron
Horizontal Stabilizer
Label 'F' could be identifying the
Aileron
Flap
Elevator
Horizontal Stabilizer
Label 'E' could be identifying the
Aileron
Flap
Elevator
Horizontal Stabilizer
Label 'D' could be identifying the
Main Landing Gear
Tail Wheel
Pontoon
Label 'B' could be identifying the
Horizontal Stabilizer
Left Wing
Leading Edge
A trim tab is labeled
F
M
K
M, F, and K
A trim tab is labeled
J
G
H
H, G, and J
The elevator is labeled
N
K
H
L
Letter 'I' could be identifying the
Flap
Elevator
Stabilizer
Rudder
Letter 'N' could be identifying the
Flap
Elevator
Stabilizer
Trailing Edge
A beacon is not illustrated in this diagram. You would expect to find one
closer to
H than to C
closer to
N than to A
attached to K
attached to D
Letter 'E' could be identifying the
Vertical Stabilizer
Elevator
Horizontal Stabilizer
Wing
Leading Edge
Letter 'L' could be identifying the
Cabin
Fuselage
Horizontal Stabilizer
Cowling
The collection of parts shown here are known as the
Port
Wings
Cabin
Empennage
The plane part at the center of the picture could represent
The Wing Trailing Edge
The Wing Root
The Wing Tip
The plane part at the center of the picture could represent
A Fairing
The Deicing Boot
The Wing Tip
This represents the
Trim Tab
Static Vent
Stall Warning
Pitot Tube
This represents the
Trim Tab
Static Vent
Stall Warning
Pitot Tube
On this aircraft, the landing light is located
in the center of the left wing
on the cowling and below the spinner
on the spinner and below the cowling
Directing airflow around the propeller hub is the
Spinner
Fairing
Pant
Tip
This picture contains a Strut
This picture contains a cabin.
The red light is a
navigation light
landing light
beacon
landing gear indicator
The vertical stabilizer is part of the
Strut Matrix
Empennage
Cabin
Fuselage
