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Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Find the definition to the following statement:

the metric temperature scale

a)

Celsius

b)

Fahrenheit

c)

kelvin

d)

pascal

e)

newton

2.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a metric measure of length or distance

a)

centimeter

b)

yard

c)

feet

d)

millimeter

e)

inch

3.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a tool that measures small distances

a)

micrometer

b)

multimeter

c)

labeling machine

d)

thermometer

e)

ruler

4.

Find the definition to the following statement:

the strength of moving electricity

a)

current

b)

force

c)

voltage

d)

quantity

e)

newton

5.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a measurement of the force of electricity

a)

pascal

b)

ohm

c)

kelvin

d)

volt

e)

newton

6.

Find the definition to the following statement:

the quantity of electricity in a wire

a)

resistance

b)

current

c)

circuit

d)

volt

e)

ohm

7.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a measurement showing resistance

a)

newton

b)

voltage

c)

volt

d)

ohm

e)

pascal

8.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a current that flows in two directions

a)

alternating current (AC)

b)

direct current (DC)

c)

electron

d)

watt

e)

circuit

9.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a current that flows in one direction

a)

circuit

b)

watt

c)

ampere

d)

alternating current (AC)

e)

direct current (DC)

10.

An …. is too small to see without a powerful microscope.

a)

electron

b)

neuron

c)

inch

d)

unit

e)

degree

11.

Fill in the gap with the suitable word:

Many wires are made out of copper because of its low…...

a)

length

b)

mass

c)

resistance

d)

force

e)

volume

12.

Fill in the gap with the suitable word:

A …. measures how much electrical power is being used.

a)

pascal

b)

watt

c)

joule

d)

ohm

e)

newton

13.

Fill in the gap with the suitable word:

A common way to measure electric current is …...

a)

newton

b)

ohm

c)

amperes

d)

pascal

e)

kelvin

14.

Find the definition to the following statement:

the metric temperature scale

a)

newton

b)

kelvin

c)

Fahrenheit

d)

Celsius

e)

pascal

15.

Fill in the gap with the suitable word:

Touching live …. is very dangerous.

a)

jacket

b)

conductor

c)

wire

d)

circuit

e)

hazard

16.

Fill in the gap with the suitable word:

Electricians ….. sockets before they work on them.

a)

detect

b)

develop

c)

decode

d)

de-energize

e)

destroy

17.

Find the definition to the following statement:

something that is not safe

a)

hazard

b)

force

c)

gravity

d)

speed

e)

temperature

18.

Find the definition to the following statement:

to make the muscles stop moving

a)

paralyze

b)

act

c)

feel

d)

confuse

e)

seem

19.

Find the definition to the following statement:

to pass electricity through the body

a)

shock

b)

resistance

c)

sadness

d)

anger

e)

surprise

20.

Find the definition to the following statement:

a rule to lock energy sources when it`s being repaired

a)

security lockout

b)

electronic lockout

c)

lockout procedure

d)

lockout code

e)

lockout file

21.

Find the correct meaning to the word:

metal-clad cable

a)

wires in thermoplastic insulation above ground

b)

wires in steel insulation with a grounding wire

c)

wires encased in aluminum jacket

d)

wires that run through porcelain cover

e)

wires found in old homes

22.

Find the correct meaning to the word:

UF cable (Underground feeder cable)

a)

bare wires and conductors

b)

indoor and outdoor wires

c)

several types of wires and cables

d)

wires for underground, wet areas in a thermoplastic jacket

e)

armored cables and wires

23.

Find the correct meaning to the word:

sheath

a)

a line of a circle

b)

nothing or zero

c)

large gauge wires

d)

a protective covering

e)

a code of location

24.

ICAO is a UN specialized agency, established by States in…

a)

1944

b)

1947

c)

1954

d)

1964

e)

1974

25.

ICAO works with the Convention’s…. Member States.

a)

500

b)

300

c)

200

d)

191

e)

250

26.

ICAO is headquartered in Canada, …..

a)

Victoria

b)

Montreal

c)

Quebec

d)

Calgary

e)

Ottawa

27.

cargo

a)

goods that are transported by ship or plane

b)

goods that you buy

c)

goods that are bought

d)

goods that are needed

e)

goods that that they have to pass through

28.

……… are buildings in which airplanes are repaired or serviced.

a)

airports

b)

Check-in counters

c)

Gates

d)

Hangars

e)

Terminals

29.

….. companies prepare food that is brought on to planes.

a)

Canteen

b)

Cafe

c)

Restaurants

d)

Food kitchens or catering

e)

Pubs

30.

……. is the center of airport traffic control.

a)

The terminal

b)

The control tower

c)

The gate

d)

The check-in

e)

Hangars

31.

What does ICAO stand for?

a)

International Central Aviation Organization

b)

International Centre Airport Organization

c)

Inter Civil Aviation Operation

d)

International Civil Aviation Organization

e)

Internal Control Aviation Organization

32.

What does IATA stand for?

a)

Inter Airplane Transport association

b)

International Air Train association

c)

International Civil Aviation Organization

d)

International Air Transport association

e)

International Aviation Transport allowance

33.

Airplanes take off and land on …..

a)

runways

b)

taxiways

c)

roads

d)

traffic control

e)

boards

34.

Choose the correct answer: The main parts of the fuselage are:

a)

the elevator, the engine, engine mount, the wing

b)

the nose, the cockpit, the cabin, the cargo compartment and the tail

c)

the fin, the cargo unit, the rudder, the cockpit

d)

the wheel, the nacelle, the cabin, the gear, the nose

e)

the ailerons, the nose, the flaps, the fin, the gear

35.

Flight is…..

a)

the action or process of flying through the air

b)

the action or process of flying through the water

c)

the action or process of flying through the ground

d)

the action or process of making bikes

e)

the action or process of swimming

36.

A glider is a special kind of aircraft that ………

a)

has six engines

b)

has two engines

c)

has no engine

d)

has three engines

e)

has five engines

37.

The first scientific principles of human flight appeared in …..

a)

the 12-th century

b)

the 11-th century

c)

the 14-th century

d)

the 10-th century

e)

the 9-th century

38.

Leonardo de Vinci invented the airscrew and parachute ….

a)

the 17-th century

b)

the 11-th century

c)

the 13-th century

d)

in the 16th century

e)

the 12-th century

39.

Leonardo de Vinci had visions and drew diagrams of….

a)

a helicopter, glider

b)

a car

c)

a train

d)

a ship

e)

a bike

40.

Choose the right answer: What is the fuselage?

a)

Central body

b)

Part of the nacelle

c)

Monocoque type

d)

Semi-monocoque type

e)

Part of the wing

41.

Choose the right answer: What is function of the tail unit?

a)

To control flight

b)

To provide energy

c)

To provide stability

d)

To provide power

e)

To defuel an oil

42.

Choose the right answer: What is source of power?

a)

Booster

b)

Power plant

c)

Combustor

d)

Fan

e)

Fan duct

43.

Choose the correct answer: The function of the wing is…

a)

to control flight

b)

to provide stability

c)

to provide energy

d)

to support the plane in the air

e)

to provide power

44.

Choose the right answer: What is the Russian equivalent of “ribs”?

a)

Обшивка

b)

Лонжероны

c)

Стрингеры

d)

Нервюры

e)

Траверсы

45.

Choose the right answer: What is the Russian equivalent of “spars”?

a)

Обшивка

b)

Стрингеры

c)

Лонжероны

d)

Нервюры

e)

Траверсы

46.

Choose the right answer: What is the Russian equivalent of “shape”?

a)

Траверсы

b)

Нервюры

c)

Стрингеры

d)

Обшивка

e)

Лонжероны

47.

Choose the correct answer: The main parts of the landing gear are:

a)

no correct answer

b)

the strut and the retracting mechanism, the nose gear

c)

the ailerons, the nose, the flaps, the fin, the gear

d)

the main gear, the wheels, the strut and the retracting mechanism, the nose gear

e)

the main gear, the wheels, the shock absorber or the strut and the retracting mechanism, the nose gear.

48.

Choose the correct answer: The main parts of the tail unit are:

a)

the fin, the stabilizer, the ailerons, the flaps

b)

the ailerons, the flaps, the rudder, the fin, the stabilizer

c)

the main gear, the wheels, the strut and the retracting mechanism

d)

the fin, the stabilizer or tail plane, the rudder and the elevator

e)

the strut and the retracting mechanism, the nose gear

49.

Choose the right answer: What metal is the fuselage made of?

a)

Aluminum, titanium, steel

b)

Steel, wood, titanium

c)

Iron, titanium

d)

Aluminum, Iron, wood

e)

Plastic, wood, steel

50.

Choose the right answer: What unit does help pilot to control the plane?

a)

engine

b)

radio communication

c)

flight control system

d)

navigation system

e)

tail unit

51.

Choose the right answer: What is the aileron?

a)

A part on the forward edge of an aircraft’s wing

b)

A part on the back edge of an aircraft’s wing

c)

A part on the forward edge of an aircraft’s fin

d)

A part on the back edge of an aircraft’s stabilizer

e)

A part in the middle of an aircraft’s wing

52.

…… is also used in repairing broken or damaged parts of aircraft.

a)

Painting

b)

Glueing

c)

Building

d)

Welding

e)

Soldering

53.

Special types of precision welding are electron beam or ….. welding.

a)

wiring beam

b)

metal-clad cable

c)

soldering iron

d)

labeling beam

e)

laser beam

54.

For repair work in the field electricians often use…..

a)

riveting

b)

building

c)

glueing

d)

labeling

e)

soldering

55.

To be joined the electric elements the worker uses an …..and a source of electric power.

a)

electric soldering iron

b)

electric force

c)

electric cooker

d)

metal-clad cable

e)

electric light