WorksheetsFour Forces of Flight & EDP Process Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 3hrs 43mins
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Gravity
Thrust
Drag
Lift
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Drag
Gravity
Lift
Thrust
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Drag
Lift
Gravity
Thrust
This picture best represents
Drag
Thrust
Lift
Gravity
Which is not a force of flight?
lift
weight
thrust
drag
trying really hard
Which is a push or a pull on an object?
lift
gravity
force
drag
Which part of an airplane provides the lift?
wing
engine
wheels
What is the force that works against lift?
buoyancy
gravity
drag
thrust
If an airplane's four forces are balanced, ___________.
The aircraft cruises at constant velocity.
The aircraft accelerates in the direction of the smallest force.
What is the first step in the engineering process?
Define the problem
Develop a solution
Build a prototype
Evaluate the solutions
What is the purpose of doing research in the engineering process?
To find existing solutions to the problem
To design the solution
To build a prototype
To evaluate the solutions
What is the purpose of building a prototype?
To define the problem
To develop a solution
To test the design
To evaluate the solutions
What is the last step in the engineering process?
Define the problem
Develop a solution
Build a prototype
Evaluate the solutions
What is the purpose of evaluating the solutions?
To define the problem
To develop a solution
To build a prototype
To improve the design
What is a prototype?
Model
Question
Idea
Research
After you brainstorm all the possible solution to your problem, what is the next step?
Define the Problem
Communicate
Select the Plan
Prototype
It is best to brainstorm by yourself so you can come up with a lot of great ideas and no one else helps you.
True
False
You should only test your prototype one time to make sure it works correctly.
True
False
A set of steps engineers follow to complete the design of an object or idea is called the
The Scientific Method
The Engineering Design Process
The process by which group members freely suggest any creative solutions to a problem is called...
brainstorming
troubleshooting
patent
constraints
