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Canard
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Wing
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Cockpit
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Winglet/wingtip, reduces the lag by altering airflow near the wingtips, and increase lift generated...
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Vertical Stabilizer
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Horizontal Stabilizer
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Trim tab
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decrease drag
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Dihedral
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improve stability
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What caused the sonic boom when a supersonic jet breaks the sound barrier?An adrupt pressure...
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An adrupt pressure change across the shock wave
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Who is the Father of the Navy, famous for having said the following:"I have not yet begun to...
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Latitude is measured from the _______EquatorNorth PoleSouth PoleInternational Date Line
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Equator
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From where is longitude measured?Prime MeridianEquatorInternational Date Line
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Prime Meridian
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Where is the Prime Meridian Located at?Tropic of CancerGreenwich, EnglandArctic CircleAntarctic...
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Greenwhich, England
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What is the primary reason for dumping fuel from a jet transport aircraft prior to attempting...
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Reduce the landing weight
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How are runways numbered?According to the types of aircraft that utilize the runwayBy the first...
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Bow, front of the vessel
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Gunwale, upper edge of vessel's side (generally pronounced gunnel)
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Thwart, a seat across a boat on which a rower may sit
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Port, left side of a vessel
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Stern, rear of a vessel
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Stem, forward most part of the bow
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Transom, the aft side of the hull (toward the stern of the hull)
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Starboard, right side of a vessel
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What color is the starboard running light?GreenRedWhiteYellow
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Green
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What color is the port running light?GreenRedWhiteYellow
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Red
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What color is the stern running light?GreenRedWhiteYellow
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White, which helps indicate the direction of the vessel
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Boats have one white light that is used both as a masthead and a stern light ifPowered vessels...
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Powered vessels size less than 39.4 ft
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What color is the light for a tow?GreenRedWhiteYellow
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Yellow, which is used for special circumstances
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If Navy ensigns and lieutenants are company grade officers, commodors and admirals are what...
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Flag Officers
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Is an F-14 Tomcat's wings fixed or variable sweep? Why?
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Variable sweep1. Swept position - reduce drag at high speed2. Extended positionto provide decreased...
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What is the most stable place to stand in a row boat?Bottom centerStarboardPortBottom rear
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Bottom Center
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The aerodynamic effect that occurs near the ground is called?Ground EffectIncreased drag
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When wingtip vortices are unable to form effectively on the due to the ground, resulting in...
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This is the curvature of the top of a wing or airfoil?
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What is the Camber
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This is the angle formed by the chord line to the wing and the oncoming airflow
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What is the Angle of attack
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This is the ratio of the distance between the wing tops of an airplane to its average wing...
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What is the aspect ratio
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This is the control linkages between the cockput and the planes control surfaces are electronic...
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What is fly-by-wire
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Yaw is1. The vertical axis, may also be the body, wind, or stability axis2. The lateral...
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The vertical axis, may also be the body, wind, or stability axis
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Pitch is1. The vertical axis, may also be the body, wind, or stability axis2. The lateral...
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The lateral axis that passes through the plane from wingtip to wingtip
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Roll is1. The vertical axis, may also be the body, wind, or stability axis2. The lateral...
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The longitudinal axis passes through the plane from nose to tail.
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These are small control surfaces that permit the pilot to balance control forces in steady...
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Trim
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This is a maneuver used by helecopter pilots to make an emerency landing when he or she has...
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Autorotation
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What are the colors of the lights on the starboard side of a boat or ship?
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Green
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What are the colors of the lights on the port side of a boat or ship?
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Red
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What type of aircraft is an F-14?BomberInterceptorAttackerIntruder
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Interceptor
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F-14s have two individuals in them during flight. The pilot and the naval flight officer (NFO)....
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Radar Intercept Officer
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What is the Bonhomme Richard and what country did it serve?
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Sailing ship, United States
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This is the error of a magnetic compass due to local magnetism
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compass deviation
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This is the large rise and fall of the tide at or soon after the new or full moonSpring tideNeap...
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Spring tideA neap tide is a tide in which the difference between high and low tide is the least.
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This is the distance from water to the lowest point of the boat where water could come board
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Freeboard
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When the moon is closest to the earth, it is said thatthe moon is in pedigreethe moon is in...
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the moon is in pedigree
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A yawl isa) a single mast sailing vesselb) double mast sailing vessel where the mizen or rear...
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AB is called a "sloop"
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What are the colors of the lights on taxi-ways?
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Blue. There are other colors as well. Drive by an airport at night and see for yourself.
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What are the nicknames for the following aircraft?F-14F-18 AV-8BC-130A-6EA-6B
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TomcatHornetHarrierHerculesIntruderProwler
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On an aircraft, long wings are compared to shorter wings result in which of the following?Shallower...
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Shallower glide angle
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Which of the following were not in the US program:RedstoneAtlasChallengerColumbiaDeltaTitan
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Delta
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Select all the characteristics out of the list below for a warm front.a) Hard, short period...
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Steady, long period of rainFog
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What type of air is "lighter"Humid or dry airCold or warm air
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Humid or dry air
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All other things equal, when is actual air speed faster than indicated air speed?High altitudeLow...
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High altitude
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If a plane is in straight and level accelerated flight, itspropulsion is less than dragpropulsion...
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propulsion is more than drag
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When land navigating, if you use the surrounding terrain to guide you along your way, you are...
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a) The pilot is flying through solid cloud cover and not able to see any terrain features....
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Why do pilots prefer to land into the wind?a) to have the wind in their hair to remind them...
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c) to reduce ground speed
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When is a plane more likely to stall?In straight and level flightIn a great degree of bank...
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In a great degree of bank turn
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A stall is caused bya. a hesitation of the aircraft engineb. the horizontal component of liftc....
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the separation of airflow from the wing's upper surface
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Nautial Mile = ft5280 ft6076 ft3280 ft8361 ft
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6076 ft
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When an object is submerged in a fluid, a __________ force is created which acts upwards and...
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This is the speed of an object moving in a certain direction.
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Velocity, and remember that velocities add and uses a d/t label.
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Two nautical miles are equal to2 statute miles1.15 statute miles2.3 statute miles3 statute...
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2.3 statute miles
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Zulu times refers toPacific Standard TimeEastern Standard TimeDaylight Savings TimeThe time...
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The time in Greenwhich, England
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An aircraft instructed to land on runway 23L would estanblish an approach heading of023 degrees230...
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230 degrees
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Supersonic meansfaster than the speed of lightfaster than 200 mphfaster than the speed of soundcruise...
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faster than the speed of sound
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What does the term "yaw" mean?directional turning from the tail sectionrate of decentrate of...
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directional turning from the tail section
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The compartment of a ship which serves as the kitchen is called thebulkheaddining compartmentchow...
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galley
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The IFF on a military aircraftindicates free flow of fuelindicates free flow of air into the...
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indicates whether an aircraft is an enemy or an allyIFF stands for "Identification Friend or...
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An aircraft is flying straight and level, at 15000 ft, at a constant airspeed of 180 knots,...
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climb
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The control system which is used to relieve the pilot from having to maintain constant pressure...
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the trim system.
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The right-hand of a ship is known asthe sternthe bowthe hullthe port sidethe starboard side
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the starboard side
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Which of the ff is not a primary flight control?aileronrudderelevatorflapsnone of the above
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flaps.Flaps are categorized as secondary flight controls, which increase lift and drag.
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What are the four forces which act on an aircraft in flight?1. lift, bank, inertia and gravity2....
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On an aircraft carrier, the lee helmsmana. maintains the enginesb. steers the shipc. acts as...
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controls the ship's speed
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In aircraft communications, when a flight is identified as "heavy," such as "Foxtrot 29er heavy,...
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more than 250,000 pounds of gross weight
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An aircraft on a heading of 300 degrees is heading northeastsoutheasteastwestnorthwest
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northwest0 and 360 degrees is north, clockwise
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On the ground, and aircraft is steered bya. moving the stick or turning the yokeb. engine thrustc....
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pushing on the rudder peddles.
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A ship traveling at the rate of 10 knots will cover how many nautical miles in one hour?10...
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10 nautical miles
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The body of a ship, excluding sails, masts, riggings and yards is called thekeelhullforelinebulkheadmain...
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hull
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A minimally safe airspeed decent is principally useda. for low-level flight patternsb. for...
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when clearing obstacles during landingA minimum safe airspeed decent is a nose-high, power-assisted...
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drag
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When entering a climb from level flight, the weight of the aircrafta. results in increased...
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results in increased drag
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In Navy-speak, the term "Bravo Zulu" meansrepeatexpression of timewell doneignore the last...
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well doneIt can also be combines with the "negative" signal, spoken or written NEGAT, to say...
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Fill in the blanks:Watch hours are0400 - 0800 morning watch__________ forenoon watch1200 -...
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0800 - 1200first dogwatchsecond dogwatch2000 - 2400middlewatch or midwatch
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The morning watch on a naval vessel occurs during the hours of0000 and 04000400 and 08000800...
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0400 and 0800
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In creating lift, the relationship between the speed of the wing moving underneath the wing,...
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The increased speed when air moving over the wing moves faster than the air moving under the...
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Depressing the left rudder pedal would move the tail of the aircraftrightleftupdownnone of...
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rightaccording to the book, depressing = pressing
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Depressing the left rudder pedal would ___ the aircraft to the ____. In other words, the tail...
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yaw, left, right, left
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When an airplane enters a climb, it changes its flight path from level flight to an inclined...
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Drag
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When nose gear steering is engaged, and the aircraft is moving on the ground, pressing the...
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Nose wheel
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These help minimize a pilot's workload by aerodynamically assisting movement and position of...
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Trim system
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Relative to the aircraft's speed over the ground, to maintain the same amount of lift, an aircraft...
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faster
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Air is _____ dense at higher altitudes, so the higher an aircraft flies, the _____ it must...
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less, faster
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Turbulence is caused bya. convective air currentsb. obstructions to wind flowc. wind sheard....
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all of the above
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Moving the control stick to the right or left affect which aircraft controls?flapsaileronselevatorvertical...
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ailerons
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Moving the control stick to the left or right causes the ailerons to raise and lower, which...
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To make a wing move upward, the aileron on that wing must move
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On the ship, the "head" isthe keel of the shipthe control roomthe toiletthe Captainthe main...
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the toiletThe use of the term "head" to refer to the ship's toilet dates at lease as early...
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Flaps are generally usedduring takeoffduring landingsat high altitudesduring coordinated turnsboth...
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_______ are primarily used to increase lift during slower airspeeds for takeoffs and landings.FlapsAileronCanardWingtip/Winglet
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____________ is the name of the airport building from which the air traffic control unit controls...
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Control Tower
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________________ refers to the upper deck of a sailing ship forward of the foremast.Control...
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Forecastle
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The __________ is an upright wall within the hull of a ship or within the fuselage of an airplane....
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Bulkhead
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A nautical mile isa) 2 times that a statute mileb) 1.5 times that of a statute milec) 1.25...
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d) 1.15 times that of a statute mile
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Camber is the:a. curvature of an airfoil between the leading edge and the trailing edgeb. distance...
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The pilot yaws as airplane by using the flapsaileronselevatorstrimrudder
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When was the Navy Founded?
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This is the resistance, as the front of the aircraft pushes against air infront of it, and...
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This is the forward motion generated by pulling air from the front of aircraft to the back,...
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This is the angle at which the airfoil meets the airflow, and greatly affects the amount of...
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These wings found in fighter aircraft reduce staility but increased maneuverability
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AnhedralNotice the downward angle of the wing in the jet
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Body of a vessel
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Hull
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Metal fitting on which a rope can be fastened
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Cleat
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Main centerline (backbone) of a vessel or the extension of hull that increases stability in...
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Keel
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This rotates and powers a boat forward and backward
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Propeller
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This is the depth of water needed to float a vessel
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Draft
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This is the distance from water to the lowest point of the boat where water could come board
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Freeboard
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This is the maximum width of a vessel
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Beam
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full cantilever
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Green Light
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Conn-ship Controls
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C
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Bridge
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Funnal
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Stern
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Keel
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Red Nav Lights
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A deck
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Cargo Hold
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front
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Starboard
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Starboard
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Keel
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Propeller
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DraftDraft is the vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the hull
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FreeboardFreeboard is the distance from the waterline to the main deck.
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BeamBeam is the width of a vessel at the widest point.
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Wing
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cabin
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propeller
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Elevators
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Yaw
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Vertical Stabilizer
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Horizontal Stabilizer
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Which of the following is not one of the five basic structural components of a modern aircraft?fuselagewingsempennagepower...
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flaps
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Monocoque, semi-monocoques and open-truss are all kinds ofwing shapesengine designsfuselage...
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fuselage designs
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The ______ contains the cockpit or the flight deck, passenger compartment and cargo compartment.fuselagecabincargo...
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fuselage
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A fuselage can produce some lift, so the design is adjusted to reduce the dragAnother word...
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streamlined
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The _____ are the most important lift-producing part of the aircraft. They vary in design depending...
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wings
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Most airplanes are designed so that the outer tips of the wings are _________ the wings that...
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higher
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The upward angle of wings on a plane is called the dihedral. Thisa) helps keep a plane from...
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a) helps keep a plane from rolling unexpectedly during flight
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This force counters dragThrustDragLiftGravity
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Thrust
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Rearward forceThrustDragLiftGravity
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Drag
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Force opposing gravityThrustDragLiftGravity
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Lift
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Force opposing liftThrustDragLiftGravity
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Gravity
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This is a device that provides reactive force when in motion relative to the surrounding air;...
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Aerofoil
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Wings work using the principle of the _______. This is when a faster flowing fluid exerts a...
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Bernoulli Effect
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An airfoil creates more lift at lower altitudes with low humidity due to the ______ of the...
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density
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___________ is a measure of the combined effects of outside air temperatue and air pressure...
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Density altitude
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When you take off at sea-level on a hot and humid day, the density altitude of the airport...
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higher
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According to the text, higher density altitude reduces all except foraircraft performanceairspeedclimb...
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Manueverability.Though this is also affected by higher density altitude, the wing design angle,...
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Form drag and pressure draga) are virtually the same type of dragb) is caused by the air that...
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c) all of the aboveBoth form drag and pressure drag:a) are virtually the same type of dragb)...
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The ____________ creates turbulence and results in the pockets of low and high pressure that...
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separation of air
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Form and pressure drag opposes forward motion. Since this drag is due to the shape or the form...
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form drag
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Since airplane components produce form drag, designers ________ an aircraft.reshapereformredesignstreamline
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streamline
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Parts of an aircraft that cannot be streamlined are called fairings, while for engines are...
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cowlings
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Which of the following, according to the text, is not an airplane component that produces form...
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none of the above
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This is caused by the actual contact of the air particles against the suraface of the aircraft.Form...
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Skin friction drag
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Skin friction drag is the ________ friction between any two objects or substances.samedifferent
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same
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Because skin friction drag is an interaction between a solid (the airplane surface) and a gas...
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a) the properties of both the solid and the gas.
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For the solid airplane, skin friction drag is reduced ny keeping an the plane's surface highly...
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viscosity
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Which of the following has the highest viscosity?waterhoneygasoline
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honeyviscosity is basically the inverse of the "fluidity" of a liquid.
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Along the solid surface of the airplane, a boundary layer of low energy flow is generated....
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No answer. This is just a statement.
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Parasite drag is simply the combination of drag and skin friction drag. How do you write this...
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Parasite Drag = Form Drag + Skin Friction Drag
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This is the drag created by the vortices at the tip of an aircraft's wing. This is the drag...
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Induced drag
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The high pressure underneath the wing causes the airlow at the tips of the wings to curl around a)...
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a) from the bottom to top in a circular motion.This results in a trailing vortex.
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Induced drag increases in direct proportion to increased in the ________.velocityangle of attackair...
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angle of attack
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The circular motion creates a change in the angle of attack near the wing tip, which causes...
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drag
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The critical angle of attack is the angle of attack which produces maximum lift coefficient....
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stall angle of attack(where a stall would take place)
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The greater the angle of attack up to the critical angle, thea) less the amount of lift developed...
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d) greater the amount of lift and the greater the induced lag
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Jet Propulsion is similar to thewind of an electric fanrelease of an inflated balloonflight...
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release of an inflated balloonThe pressure inside the balloon is pusing in all directions....
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Which of the following is not a jet engines.ramjetturbojetturbofanftljet
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ftljet
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The ______ is as simple a jet engine as can be found.ramjetturbojetturbofanturboprop
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ramjet
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With a ramjet, air enters the inlet and is compressed. This raises the pressure of the air....
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a) controlled explosion that raises the temperature and pressure of air tremedously.The weakness...
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The weakness of the ramjet was that the air intake must be traveling at _______ for good efficiency....
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c) supersonic
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In a turbojet, the air flows into the engine through the inlet. The design of the inlet makes...
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c, d, b, a
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When fuel is dumped into the hot exhaust gas exiting the nozzel, another controlled explosion...
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Afterburners
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In a turbofan, a large set of fan blades is set right in the front of the inlet. The fan...
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c, a, d, b
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Why must an airplane that uses a turboprop engine, the most efficient means of propulsion,...
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a) The propeller reaches the speed of sound much sooner than the plane, applying a lot of drag
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