STEM Q2

What are the primary control surfaces of a fixed wing aircraft?

• Ailerons

• Elevators

• Tail

• Rudders.

• Landing Gear

Which factor produces lift in an aircraft?

What is an aerofoil?

Aerofoil is the ________________ shape of a wing.

How many forces work in tandem to keep an aircraft in the sky?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which wing configuration is aerodynamically the most efficient?

• Swept wing

• Tapered Wing

• Elliptical wing

• Delta wing

• Rectangular wing

Which fuel is generally used in turbine powered aircrafts?

• Petroleum

• Aviation Kerosine

• Diesel

• Compressed Natural Gas

What are the different types of aerofoils?

• Symmetric

• Round

• Non-symmetric

• Small

• Thick

What is yaw movement (in case of aeroplanes)?

Why are passengers required to turn off their phones in passenger aeroplanes?

What benefits might one find by being interested in aviation?