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WorksheetsITA 1103 - INTRODUCTION TO AIRCRAFT 1 (SEPT22-FEB23)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which of the following below best describes the term “Aviation”
Aviation is the development, design, manufacture, practice or operation of aircraft
Aviation is the invention, design, manufacture, use or operation of aircraft
Aviation is the design, manufacture, use or operation of aircraft
AAviation is the innovation, manufacture, function, operation and use of aircraft
Which of the following is NOT considered a Heavier Than Air aircraft?
Airplane
Helicopter
airship
glider
The glider fly without
wings
engine
force
aircraft
The Wright brothers' names were
Orson and Welles
Otto and Karl
Orville and Wilbur
Olio and Stanlio
Who is credited with the invention of the dirigible balloon?
Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin
Santos Dumont
Louis Bleriot
The Montgolfier Brothers
This person was the first to fly across the Atlantic Ocean successfully in the year 1927. Who is this person?
Louis Bleriot
Santos Dumont
Amelia Earhart
Charles Lindbergh
Which of the following is NOT a flying instrument developed during the “Birth of Instrument Flying”?
Visual Radio Direction Finder
Traffic Collison Avoidance System
Artificial Horizon
Barometric Altimeter
What is the class for this aircraft?
Airplane
Rotorcraft
Glider
Lighter-than-air
What is the class for this aircraft?
Airplane
Rotorcraft
Glider
Lighter-than-air
What are the flight control surfaces wherein "one moves up while the other moves down"?
rudder
flaps
elevator
aileron
What happens to the elevator when the pilot wants to climb?
Pilot pulls the control stick to make one elevator move up and the other moves down
Pilot pulls the control stick to make the elevators move down
Pilot pulls the control stick to make the elevators move up
Pilot pushes the control stick to make one elevator move up and the other move down
When are slats and flaps used?
During an emergency
During landing
During take-off
During landing and take-off
Which flight surface control is located on the horizontal stabilizer?
Spoiler
Rudder
Elevator
Aileron
What is the main function of the ailerons?
Rolling left and right
Pitching up and down
Yawing left and right
Allows aircraft to hover
Where is the winglet located?
At the wing tip
On the horizontal stabilizer
On the vertical stabilizer
In front of the wing
Used for a wide range of commercial tasks, such as flight training, policing, crop spraying, and medical evacuations
General aircraft
military
experimental
commercial
Which of the following statement is true?
Propeller engine and Jet engine are types of powered aircraft engine.
There are 2 main different types of powered aircraft engine.
Gas Turbine is not a powered aircraft engine.
There are 3 different types of powered aircraft engine.
Choose the correct function of the following aircraft.
Commercial Airplane :
Used as observation transport
Private Airplane :
Used as business jets, medical transport and cargo transport
Military :
Used to explore some aspect of aircraft design.
Commercial Airplane :
Used to search and rescue and also as tanker aircraft
An ____________is a vehicle for traveling through the air, and includes lighter-than-air vehicles such as balloons and also vehicles without fixed wings, such as helicopters.
Aircraft
Aerodynamic
Aerostatic
Airlift
The __________is a part of an airplane that produces much of an airplane’s total lift when air flows over it.
aileron
wing
elevator
rudder
Lift is a force that can be calculated. Which of these variables is NOT included in the general equation for lift?
Density
wing area
velocity
lift coefficient.
What's another word for airplane?
aircraft
jet
aeroplane
all the words above
"Excuse me Sir, you are not allowed to go in this area" What area would this be?
The aisle
The cockpit
The galley
Which aircraft is the largest ever built?
737
767
747
Fill in the blank: ________________ is the controlled descent of an unpowered aircraft.
Gliding
Aerobatics
Soaring
The aircraft pictured is General Aviation because it is
owned and operated by a private corporation.
used to carry high ranking officers in the Air Force.
scheduled to depart from a specific airport with passengers who bought tickets.
operated by the Federal Government to supervise navigation systems.
2. The name of the profession of the person operating the aircraft:
captain
pilot
driver
What is the world's largest passenger plane:
Boeing 747
IL-96
Airbus A380
What's the purpose of airplane engines ?
to provide lift to push an aircraft through the air
to provide thrust to push an aircraft through the air and overcome the force of drag
to provide drag to push an aircraft through the air and overcome the force of drag
to provide aerodynamic force to push an aircraft through the air
What types of gas turbine engines do you know?
turbojet, turbofan, turboprop, turbo-shaft
turbojet, turbofan, turboprop, reciprocating
turbojet, turbofan, turboprop, piston
turbojet, turbofan, turboprop, internal combustion
Newton's third law of motion:
“For every force acting upon a body, there is only an equal reaction”.
“For every force acting upon a body, there is an equal and opposite reaction”.
“For every force acting upon a body, there isn't an equal and opposite reaction”.
“For every force acting upon a body, there is an equal and
comparison reaction”.
Aviation Engines are separated into _______ Groups
One
Two
Three
Four
What Is 1 Difference Between Aircraft And Spacecraft
An Aircraft goes straight forward when at max hight, a spacecraft goes straight up
An aircraft goes straight up, and a spacecraft goes straight forward
they both go straight up
they both fly in space
