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Section 1.6 - Review Exercise (Answers)

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1. Label the parts of the aircraft shown below.

 

Answer: Answer:
A. Fuselage B. Right Wing
C. Left Wing D. Propeller
E. Right Aileron F. Right Flap
G. Cockpit H. Left Flap
I. Left Aileron J. Horizontal Stabilizer
K. Elevator L. Vertical Stabilizer
M. Rudder

 

2. Complete the chart of landing gear types by filling in the first column with the correct term: conventional, tricycle, or tandem. Use the description to guide you.

 

Answer:
A. Tricycle Easiest for pilot to make a safe landing.
B. Tandem The landing gear is in two sets on the fuselage. Allows the use of highly flexible wing.
C. Conventional Most difficult for pilot to control the plane. Used in earlier aircraft; would often pitch over.

 3. Match the following statements with the BEST response. Choose the appropriate answer from the drop down menu.

Answer:
A. Ribs Structure on a wing that supports the skin and provides the airfoil shape.
B. Semimonocoque The type of fuselage where the skin and internal braces carry the flight stresses.
C. Elevator Movable section of the horizontal stabilizer that pitches nose up or down.
D. Tension Type of stress that pulls things apart.
E. Vertical Stabilizer Vertical structure that prevents an airplane from rolling over.
F. Reciprocating Movement up and down, back and forth.
G. Torsion Type of stress which is caused by twisting.
H. Spars Structure bearing the major part of the wing's load.
I. Fuselage Body of a plane that must be strong and streamlined.
J. Full cantilever Strongest type of system for attaching the wings to the fuselage.

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