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WorksheetsFlight Principles and Construction
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the 4 principal forces of flight?
DRAG-
THRUST-
POWER-
GRAVITY
WEIGHT-THRUST-DRAG-FRICTION
DRAG-THRUST-WEIGHT-LIFT
LIFT-WEIGHT-ACCELERATION-DRAG
IT OPPOSES THRUST
FRICTION
WEIGHT
LIFT
DRAG
The…………….motion is fixed to the lateral axis of the aircraft and is controlled by the……………..
YAWING - RUDDER
ROLLING - ELEVATOR
PITCHING - ELEVATOR
ROLLING - RUDDER
THE ROLLING MOTION IS CONTROLLED BY
LONGITUDINAL AXIS
RUDDER
THRUST
AILERONS
Straight and level unaccelerated flight is possible when this conditions ocurr…
Lift=Drag——Thrust=Weight
Lift = Weight —— Thrust = Drag
Lift>Weight——Thrust=Drag
Thrust=Weight——Lift>Drag
Provides structural connection for the wings and tail assembly…
Fuselage
Ribs
Stingers
Longerons
What is the standard temperature lapse rate of the atmosphere?
-2°F each 1000ft up
-2°C each 1000m up
-2°C each 100ft up
-2° C each 1000ft up
The powerplant is protected by the…..
Skin
Propeller
Cowling
Engine
The……………….of air has significant effects on aircraft performance because air becomes less dense on higher altitudes
Friction
Viscosity
Density
Pressure
Generates electrical power, provides a vacuum source for some flight instruments and in most single engine airplanes it provides a source of heat for the pilot and passengers.
Engine
Battery
Empennage
Propeller
