11-07 LC

Are the ailerons, elevator, and the rudder, which provide the aerodynamic

force to make the aircraft follow a desired flightpath?

• Primary Flight Controls

• Secondary Flight Controls

• Trim controls

Is normally operated by foot pedals on most aircraft?

• Ailerons

• Rudders

• Elevators

Is the climb and dive movement or pitch of an aircraft that is controlled by

the elevator?

• Lateral Controls

• Longitudinal Control

• Vertical Control

Is the banking movement or roll of an aircraft that is controlled by the

ailerons?

• Lateral Control

• Longitudinal Control

• Vertical Control

Are located on the trailing edge of the wing and are moveable to increase 1/1

the wing area?

• Flaps

• Spoilers

• Trim tabs

Are small airfoils recessed into the trailing edges of the primary control surfaces?

• Flaps

• Spoilers

• Trim tabs

Can be used to correct any tendency of the aircraft to move toward an undesirable flight attitude?

• Flaps

• Spoilers

• Trim tabs

Are added to flight control members to assist the crew in controlling the aircraft?

• Flight Control System

• Secondary Flight Control System

• Trim Control System

Are designed to move in the opposite direction of the primary flight control?

• Balance Tabs

• Spring tabs

• Anti Servo Tabs

Are similar in appearance to trim tabs, but serve an entirely different function?

• Balance Tabs

• Spring Tabs

• Anti Servo Tabs