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Worksheetsairplane & airport specifics U4
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 49mins
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
Forward 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 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 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 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
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
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 is the name of the seat next to the window on an airplane?
Window seat
Center Seat
Aisle seat
Middle seat
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 do the navigation lights on an airplane indicate?
If there is fuel in the tanks
If the engines are running
If the plane is approaching or moving away
If the antennas are working
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
The designated area in the picture ...
Is the designated are on a hangar, destined for the parking of an aircraft.
Is the designated are on a taxiway, destined for the running of an aircraft.
Is the designated platform, destined for the mantence of an aircraft.
Is the designated are on a platform, destined for the parking of an aircraft.
It is the part of an airport that deals with passengers who are arriving, is where passengers disembark.
Departures
Arrivals
Migration
Luggage Claim
__________is path which connects each end of the runway with terminal area, apron, hanger etc. These are laid with asphalt or concrete like runways. In modern airports, are laid at an angle of 30 degree to the runway so that aircrafts can use it to change from one runway to other easily.
Parallel runway
Taxiway
Single runaway
Twin runway
The area, usually near the front of an aircraft or spacecraft, from which a pilot controls the aircraft.
It is a place where aircrafts under a particular zone is controlled whether they are in land or in air. The observation is done by the controller through radars and information is carried through radio.
Although there is a wide variety of Airport terminal designs, most fit within the following configurations:
Standard
Shuttles
Satellites
Diamond
Piers
Concurses
Stars
Squares
Poliforms
Standard
Normal
Convencional
An airport has two major components...
Hangars & Runways
An airfield & terminals
Runways & taxiways
Taxiways & Aprons
Runways are labeled according to the direction (rounded magnetic azimuth in decimal) they are facing. Therefore, a plane using runway 18 would be facing...
North
South
East
West
is a place where repairing and servicing of aircrafts is done.
is a place where boarding and deboarding of aircrafts is done.
is a place where tests and manufacturing of aircrafts is done.
is a place where washing and painting of aircrafts is done.
This is a place provided for parking the vehicles of airport staff or passengers which is outside the terminal building or sometimes under the ground of terminal building.
The body of the plane is called the
flaps
fuselage
landing gear
empenage
Where do pilots sit in the cockpit of an airplane?
In the cabin
In the cockpit
In the cargo hold
In the passenger cabin
What word is used as a synonym for 'cockpit'?
Flight deck
Cockpit
Passenger cabin
Flight platform
What is the main difference between the cockpit and the cabin?
The cockpit is located at the rear of the aircraft, and the cabin is at the front.
The cockpit is used during takeoff, and the cabin is used during landing.
The cockpit is for cargo, and the cabin is for passengers.
The cockpit is for pilots, and the cabin is for passengers.
Which component of an aircraft is responsible for controlling the pitch movement?
Rudder
Elevator
Ailerons
Flaps
What is the function of the flaps on an airplane?
Increase lift during takeoff and landing
Reduce drag during cruising
Control the yaw movement
Stabilize the aircraft in flight
