civil air patrol module 1: introduction to flight jeopardy
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Civil Air Patrol Module 1: Introduction to Flight
JEOPARDY
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WingsForces of
FlightThe Power
of Rising AirHot AirBalloons
Flight Basics
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Flight Basics 100
Pertaining to air
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What is aero?
Flight Basics 200
Any machine that is capable of flying through the air; included are ultralights, airplanes, gliders, balloons, helicopters, hangliders, and parasails
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What is an aircraft?
Flight Basics 300
A place on either land or water where aircraft can land and take off for flight
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What is an airport?
Flight Basics 400
Air in motion
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What is wind?
Flight Basics 500
A person who operates an aircraft in flight
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What is an aviator?
The Power of Rising Air 100
Usually a single-engined airplane that will pull a glider from the ground to an altitude
where it can be released
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What is a tow plane?
The Power of Rising Air 200
A column of air that moves upward
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What is a thermal?
The Power of Rising Air 300
The art of staying aloft by exploiting the energy of the atmosphere
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What is soaring?
The Power of Rising Air 400
Height above sea level or ground level expressed in units
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What is altitude?
The Power of Rising Air 500
Fluid motion between regions of unequal heating
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What is convection?
Hot Air Balloons100
An aircraft that uses lighter-than-air gas for its lift, with no built-in means of horizontal
control
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What is a balloon?
Hot Air Balloons 200
The heat source for filling the envelope with hot air
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What is the burner?
Hot Air Balloons 300
The main body of the balloon, usually made of nylon, that is filled with lighter-than-air
gas
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What is the envelope?
Hot Air Balloons 400
A wicker basket, hanging below the envelope, used to transport passengers and
propane tanks
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What is a gondola?
Hot Air Balloons 500
One of several vertical panels that make up the envelope
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What is a gore?
Forces of Flight 100
The natural force pulling everything to Earth
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What is gravity?
Forces of Flight 200
The upward force that opposes gravity and supports the weight of an aircraft
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What is lift?
Forces of Flight 300
A force which slows the forward movement of an aircraft in flight
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What is drag?
Forces of Flight 400
The force that is caused by the forward movement of an aircraft in flight
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What is thrust?
Forces of Flight 500
Forces in motion
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What is dynamic?
Wings 100
A component, such as a wing, that is specifically designed to produce lift, thrust
or directional stability
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What is an airfoil?
Wings 200
The downward movement of air behind a wing in flight
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What is downwash?
Wings 300
The upward movement of air ahead of the wing in flight
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What is upwash?
Wings 400
The curved part of an airfoil from its leading to trailing edge
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What is camber?
Wings 500
A line drawn through an airfoil from its leading to trailing edge
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What is a chord?
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Common ‘Air’
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Common Air 200
An aircraft that is kept aloft by the aerodynamic forces upon its wings and is thrust forward by a means of propulsion
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What is an airplane?
Common Air 400
A combination of aeronautics and space
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What is aerospace?
Common Air 600
The science of flight within an atmosphere
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What is aeronautics?
Common Air 800
A mixture of gases that contains approximately 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen,
and 1% other gases
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What is air?
Common Air 1000
Relating to the forces of air in motion
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What is aerodynamics?
Aviation Potluck 200
The front part of a wing or airfoil
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What is the leading edge?
Aviation Potluck 400
The three axes of flight
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What is are vertical, longitudinal, and
lateral?
Aviation Potluck 600
The art, science, and technology of flight within the atmosphere
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What is aviation?
Aviation Potluck 800
The flow of air which moves opposite the flight path of an airplane
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What is relative wind?
Aviation Potluck 1000
A spinning column of air that is created behind the wingtip as a result of air moving from an area of high pressure on the bottom
to an area of low pressure on top
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What is a vortex?
Gliders 200
Mass in a given volume
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What is density?
Gliders 400
The atmosphere’s resistance to vertical motion
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What is stability?
Gliders 600
A waving action with strong up and down motions started as air moves across
mountain ranges
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What is a wave?
Gliders 800
The average rate at which temperature decreases with an increase in altitude (average is 3 ½ degrees per 1000 feet
increase in altitude)
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What is the lapse rate?
Gliders 1000
A mathematical relationship between the distance an aircraft will glide forward to the
altitude loss
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What is the glide ratio?
More Balloon Fun 200
Instrument to provide the height of the balloon above sea level
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What is the altimeter?
More Balloon Fun 400
The top of the hot air balloon’s envelope
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What is the crown?
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Located in the top of the balloon’s envelope that allows it to be deflated
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What is a parachute panel?
More Balloon Fun 800
An instrument that measures the temperature within the envelope
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What is the thermistor?
More Balloon Fun 1000
An instrument to determine the rate of climb or descent; sometimes referred to as vertical
velocity indicator
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What is the variometer?
People and More 200
The name of the two French brothers who created the first successful, manned, hot air
balloon in 1783
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Who is Montgolfier?
People and More 400
A lightweight, low carbon fuel used in hot air balloon burners
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What is propane?
People and More 600
Discovered the Laws of Motion and helped us to understand flight
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Who was Sir Isaac Newton?
People and More 800
To rise or float on the surface of water or within the atmosphere
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What is buoyancy?
People and More 1000
His principle states that the faster flow of air above the wings has a lower pressure
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Who was Daniel Bernoulli?
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