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What is the main function of an airplane's fuselage?
Transport passengers and cargo
Support the weight of the plane during landing
Stabilize the plane
Generate lift force
What part of the aircraft fuselage contains the cockpit?
Rear fuselage
Center fuselage
Tail cone
Front fuselage
What is the main function of the empennage of an airplane?
Control the roll movement
Stabilize the aircraft
Generate lift force
Control the pitch movement
What part of an airplane's wings is used to move the aircraft laterally?
Lift Enhancers
Ailerons
Slats
Spoilers
What is the main function of slats on an airplane's wings?
Increase the lift
Reduce speed during landing
Control the roll movement
Reduce drag
What part of an airplane's landing gear supports all the weight during landing?
Nose landing gear
Wheels
Main landing gear
Tires
What is the main function of a jet engine in an airplane?
Control the roll movement
Propel the aircraft forward
Generate lift force
Stabilize the aircraft
What part of the airplane engine is responsible for connecting the engine to the wings?
Pylons
Fairing
Nacelles
Thrust reversers
What is the main function of a piston engine in an airplane?
Generate the lift force
Propel the aircraft forward
Control the roll movement
Stabilize the aircraft
What type of jet engine is commonly used in commercial airplanes?
Turbofan
Turbojet
Turbopropeller
Turbojet
The body of the plane is called the
flaps
fuselage
landing gear
empenage
The________________ are hinged on the wings and move downward to push the air down and make the wing tilt up.
flaps
fuselage
ailerons
wingtips
THESE ARE IN CHARGE OF REDUCING THE VORTEX
THE PART THAT ATTACHES THE ENGINES TO THE WINGS ARE CALLED...
PYLONS
NACELLES
FAIRINGS
BEACON
A RECIPROCATING ENGINE IS CHARACTERIZED BY HAVING ...
The wheels of a plane are called the
landing gear
wheels
fuselage
wheel rims
The brakes of an airplane are operated by ___________
pedals
the wings
levers
the Pilot
____________ are hinged control surfaces used to steer and control the airplane
flaps
ailerons
landing gear
propelers
The four strokes present in a recirpocating engine are...
intake
compression
ignition
exhaust
outake
compression
ignition
exhausted
ontake
comprehension
ignition
exhaust
intake
decompression
combustion
explosion
The _______________ moves left and right to control the left or right movement of the plane
rudder
tail
fin
flaps
The wings of a plane are also called...
airfoils
wings
flaps
trim tabs
FLAPS
AILERONS
SLATS
ELEVATORS
FLAPS
WINGTIPS
SLATS
SPOILERS
RUDDER IS IN CHARGE OF THE _______ OF THE AIRCRAFT
PITCH
YAW
ROLL
ELEVATION
AILERONS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE ______ MOTION
YAW
ROLL
PITCH
STALL
The _______________ moves left and right to control the left or right movement of the plane
rudder
tail
fin
flaps
The __________ can be raised or lowered to change the direction of the plane's nose
elevator
fin
fudder
The wings of a plane are called
airfoils
wings
flaps
trim tabs
IF YOU LOOK AT THE SKY AT NIGHT, AND SEE THAT THERE ARE SOME LIGHTS MOVING IN THE SKY, A RED TO THE RIGHT AND A GREEN TO THE LEFT ... IT MEANS THAT IS A PLANE ...
COMING TOWARD YOU
GOING AWAY FROM YOU
GOING TO THE LEFT
GOING TO THE RIGHT
Where are the pilots located in an airplane?
AFT fuselage
Forward cargo compartment
Passenger cabin
Cockpit
What part of the plane is known as the 'Cabin'?
Pilots cabin
Passenger's cabin
Cargo Hold
Bulkhead
What part of the plane is used to store carry-on luggage?
Overhead compartment
Dog House
Cargo hold area
PSU
What part of the aircraft is responsible for providing electrical power in case of engine generator failure?
Navigation lights
Auxiliary power unit
In-flight entertainment system
Beacon lights
What part of the plane is composed of blades?
Antennas
Fuel tanks
Headlights
Propellers
What part of the plane stores the fuel?
Antennas
Fuel tanks
Headlights
Propellers
Overhead Bin
Overhead table
Overhead panel
Overheadrest
PSU
APU
IFE
AFI
Where can airplanes be stored to protect them from the weather when they are not flying?
Heliport
Hangars
Control tower
Runway
What is a heliport used for?
Takeoff and landing of helicopters
Storage of airplanes
Maintainance of helicopters
Overhaoul of Helicopters
Where can passengers board and disembark from an airplane at a commercial airport?
Departures
Arrivals
Terminal
Helipad
Runway
What function does a control tower have at an airport?
Supervise the safe movement of aircraft
Load and unload luggage
Store airplanes
Take off and land helicopters
What is a taxiway at an airport?
A room at an airport for business class passengers,
Path for aircraft movement on the ground
The part of an airport that deals with passengers who are arriving.
A place at an airport where planes wait or turn round.
What is done in the hangars of an airport?
Refuel gas
Aircraft maintenance
Deiced
Baggage loading and unloading
What can be done in the aircraft parking area near the terminal?
Store aircraft
Refuel and perform maintenance on aircraft
The airplane is prepared for the flight, the systems on board are started before being pushed back to taxi.
Load and unload luggage
What is an apron at an airport?
The place at an airport from which people control the movement of aircraft
The part of an airport that deals with passengers who are arriving
Where airplanes are prepared for the flight, the systems on board are started before being pushed back to taxi.
The part of an airport that deals with passengers who are leaving
What is used to move aircraft around the airport safely and efficiently?
Tug
Fuel trucks
Aircraft engines
Pushback
Pay Mover
Why is it safer and more efficient to use a tug to move aircraft instead of starting the airplane engine?
To save fuel
To prevent damage to the aircraft
To ensure passenger safety
To protect the environment
What is a landing strip?
A parking area where pilots can leave their vehicles during their shift flying time
An area used by airplanes in case of takeoff rejection
A rectangular area prepared at an airport for the landing and takeoff of flights
An area equipped with advanced technology to prevent fires
What is the deicing area at an airport?
The area where planes park during passenger boarding and deplaning
The area where planes use a special fluid to de-ice the aircraft
The area preceding the displaced threshold of the runway
A flat area for helicopters to land on and take off from, often on top of a building
What is an airport control tower?
A room in an international airport where passengers can wait for their flight to another country
It's more like a traffic police headquarters, observes and ensures controlled entry of aircraft and takeoffs
An area used by airplanes in case of Overhauling or maintainance
A piece of equipment that is used at an airport for producing a picture of the inside of people’s bags
They ensure the planes have enough fuel for every flight
They are in charged of preparing the cabin for the next flight
They are in charged of the maintainance of the aircrafts
They guide us to move through the air & on ground
(a)
This figure has disappeared by the incursion of new technologies used by crystal cabins.
First Officer
Second Officer
Captain
This operation is done by the...
aircraft fuelers
shuttle bus drivers
Power Plant Tractor drivers
This personnel is in charge of help the pilots to go through the parking spot without any risk
Marshaller
Ramp Agent
Pushback Operator
Baggage Handler
____________ are worn by pilots in their ...
Shoulders pads.
Epaulettes
Captain´s cap
Captain's bars
presillas
____________ are worn by pilots in their ...
Shoulders pads.
The pros of being a flight attendant are getting to see the world and flight benefits, while the cons are...
meeting people
travel opportunities
missing important life events
indoor work environment
Some of Ground Staff Responsibilities are...
Making reservations.
Selling airline tickets.
Making reservations.
Checking in baggage.
Closing the aircraft doors.
Serving food service.
Ensuring comfortness and safety for passengers.
Making safety announcements.
Selling Duty Free items.
Making reservations.
Assisting disabled passengers and those with small children.
Making demonstrations.
These crew members ensure both safety and comfort for the passengers, close and open aircraft doors and announce and demonstrate safety and emergency procedures. This is a good definition for a...
Flight Attendant
Flight Crew
Security Air Personnel
Catering Staff
What is a formal way to greet someone in the evening?
How do you respond to the question "How are you?
What health problem is that?
The flu
A stomach ache
A sore throat
He has a cold. He should...
He should rest and drink much liquid.
He should stay outside home.
He should floss his teeth.
What is the matter?
He has a fever.
She has a temperature.
He has a runny nosse.
What is the matter with the boy?
He has a broken leg.
He has a broken arm.
He has a sore throat.
Our head hurts.
•We feel tense.
Headheache
Cold
Stomachache
tooth ache
•We have cough,•We sneeze,We have sore throat
Fever
Cold
Stomachache
Sore throat.
