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Aircraft Flight and Explorer Car Worksheet

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which force works against lift in aircraft flight?

a)

Thrust

b)

Gravity

c)

Drag

d)

Speed

2.

What is the main purpose of integrating sensors into an Explorer Car project?

a)

To decorate the car

b)

To reduce battery consumption

c)

To gather data and inform decision-making

d)

To increase the car’s speed

3.

Which aerodynamic force slows the aircraft down?

a)

Lift

b)

Drag

c)

Thrust

d)

Gravity

4.

What makes an Explorer car shoot forward?

a)

The engine

b)

The wheels

c)

A rubber band

d)

The steering wheel

5.

In model aircraft, wings are curved on top to:

a)

Allow birds to perch

b)

Increase surface area

c)

Generate lift through air pressure differences

d)

Look aerodynamic

6.

What happens when lift equals weight in flight?

a)

A) The plane accelerates

b)

B) The plane slows down

c)

C) The plane maintains level flight

d)

D) The plane dives

7.

What is the purpose of using lightweight materials like balsa wood in model aircraft design?

a)

Increase aesthetic appeal

b)

Improve structural integrity under compression

c)

Reduce weight to improve flight performance

d)

Make it more rigid

8.

To lift a heavy load more easily, you should hang the load _____ the pivot.

a)

at the end of

b)

close to

c)

on top of

d)

under

9.

If you move the car’s weight closer to the back wheels, the car will usually _____.

a)

start faster

b)

stop more quickly

c)

turn more easily

d)

slow down

10.

The chassis of an Explorer Car is primarily used to:

a)

Display results

b)

Provide structural support

c)

Store the program

d)

Generate electricity

11.

A thin, low nose on the car is used to lower _____.

a)

air drag

b)

engine power

c)

tire pressure

d)

fuel capacity

12.

Why should students sand the timber edges and joints before assembly?

a)

To make parts heavier

b)

To improve glue adhesion and safety

c)

To save time

d)

To change wood colour

13.

When evaluating a timber moving arm project, which of the following should be considered?

a)

Cost only

b)

Visual aesthetics only

c)

Functionality, construction quality, and design effectiveness

d)

Number of joints used

14.

Which tool is best suited for accurately cutting joints in the wooden parts of the moving arm?

a)

Hot glue gun

b)

Claw hammer

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Pipe cutter

15.

A timber base is important in the moving arm project because it:

a)

Stores electricity

b)

Provides visual appeal only

c)

Adds weight for stability

d)

Decreases structural integrity