Airplane Basics

Which part of the airplane is responsible for generating lift?

• Fuselage

• Wings

• Rudder

• Ailerons

What is the primary function of the rudder in an airplane?

• Control pitch

• Control roll

• Control yaw

• Generate lift

Which part of the airplane controls the pitch?

• Ailerons

• Rudder

• Elevator

• Flaps

What is the main purpose of the ailerons?

• Control pitch

• Control roll

• Control yaw

• Generate thrust

How does an airplane turn to the left?

• By moving the rudder to the left

• By moving the ailerons to the left

• By moving the elevator up

• By moving the flaps down

What happens when the elevator is moved up?

• The airplane rolls to the left

• The airplane rolls to the right

• The airplane's nose goes up

• The airplane's nose goes down

Which part of the airplane is used to control roll?

• Rudder

• Elevator

• Ailerons

• Flaps

What is the function of the fuselage in an airplane?

• Generate lift

• Control yaw

• House passengers and cargo

• Control pitch

How does an airplane roll to the right?

• By moving the rudder to the right

• By moving the ailerons to the right

• By moving the elevator down

• By moving the flaps up

What is the primary function of the flaps on an airplane?

• Control pitch

• Control roll

• Increase lift during takeoff and landing

• Control yaw