Can You Pass Aerospace Engineer Test?
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Are you familiar with aerospace engineering.? Do you love to be one? Aerospace engineering is a wonderful discipline which focuses on the development of spacecraft and other sophisticated equipments for exploring the space. This discipline combines the principles of aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering. Aerospace engineers work together with other professionals for the success of space missions. Do you know about this?
- 1.How are aerodynamic problems normally classified?
- A.
By magnitude
- B.
By flow environment
- C.
By property of the object
- D.
By degree of altitude
- 2.What is the mathematical formulation of the conservation of mass in aerospace engineering ?
- A.
Mass conservation constant
- B.
Mass continuity equation
- C.
Mass conservation equation
- D.
Mass continuity constant
- 3.What are the momentum conservation equations of aerospace engineering called?
- A.
Navier-Stokes functions
- B.
Navier-Stokes relation
- C.
Navier-Stokes equations
- D.
Navier-Stokes expression
- 4.Which of these is not a characteristic of supersonic flow?
- A.
Vicious interaction
- B.
High temperature flow
- C.
Flow wave
- D.
Flow temperature flow
- 5.Which of these is the characteristic of supersonic flow?
- A.
Shock wave
- B.
Mach number
- C.
Reynold's wave
- D.
Shock constant
- 6.Which of these fields does not need the service of aerospace engineers?
- A.
Technology
- B.
Space exploration
- C.
Medicine
- D.
Military
- 7.Which of these refers to aerospace engineering?
- A.
Space research
- B.
Structural technology
- C.
Rocket science
- D.
Aerodynamics
- 8.Which of these is not related to aerospace engineering?
- A.
Propulsion
- B.
Avionics
- C.
Structural analysis
- D.
Paragliding
- 9.Which of these personalities was a pioneer in aeronautical engineering?
- A.
Yuri Gagarin
- B.
Neil Armstrong
- C.
Jay Logan
- D.
George Cayley
- 10.Who was the first aerospace engineer to separate the force of loft and drag?
- A.
Isaac Newton
- B.
George Cayley
- C.
Neil Armstrong
- D.
Albert Einstein
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