___________is the force that pulls the plane toward the Earth.

Pitch is when the nose of the plane moves ____.

What part of the plane controls yaw?

Ailerons are small flaps toward the wing tips on the trailing edge that control ____.

A stall happens when the plane's wings lose lift. True or False?

According to Bernoulli's Principle, faster air movement over a surface will result in higher or lower pressure?

The shape of the wing when looked at from the side is called ____.

Aerodynamics affects lift, drag, and how smoothly the plane can fly. True or False?

What is the function of a dihedral wing shape?

The horizontal stabilizer helps control ________.

A high glide ratio means the plane can ________.

The center of gravity is the point where ________.

The leading edge of a wing is the part that ________.

 This is the force that pulls the plane backward. It’s caused by air resistance as the plane moves through the air.

This is the force that pushes the plane up. It's created by the shape of the wings as air moves over and under them.

is the point where most of the plane's lift is created by the wings.

This is when the wings tilt up or down on either side. Think of the plane "rolling" sideways like a barrel.

This is the part on the tail that controls pitch (nose up or down). It’s located on the horizontal stabilizer

This is the angle between the wing (airfoil) and the oncoming air. It affects how much lift is created.