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Aerospace Science JEOPARDY!!!. Aerospace Science Jeopardy Rules. Consecutively each element member will choose a question category and number Element members may work together to answer question Element leader must provide answer within 35 seconds
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Aerospace Science Jeopardy Rules Consecutively each element member will choose a question category and number Element members may work together to answer question Element leader must provide answer within 35 seconds If answer is not provided in 35 seconds, previous element may attempt to steal away Other elements being loud and disruptive will be penalized 5 points per event Final score is number of test bonus points for each element
Wright Flyer Design Flying the Wright Flyer Wright Flyer Control Wright Flyer Parts More control more parts 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5
Category 1 of 1 • Question: • This gave Wilbur Wright the idea for “wing warping.” (p. 32) Check Your answer
Category 1 of 1 Answer: an empty carton Back to the game board
Category 2 of 1 Question: The Wright’s studied this person’s data to design a device that gave greater control of pitch. (p. 33) Check Your answer
Category 2 of 1 Answer: Lilienthal Back to the game board
Category 3 of 1 Question: This is the focal point of lift. (p. 34) Check Your answer
Category 3 of 1 Answer: center of pressure Back to the game board
Category 4 of 1 Question: Fabric the Wrights used for glider wings. (p. 34) Check Your answer
Category 4 of 1 Answer: French sateen Back to the game board
Category 5 of 1 Question: Used to test model-size wings. (p. 35) Check Your answer
Category 5 of 1 Answer: wind tunnel Back to the game board
Category 1 of 2 Question: The Wright brothers controlled their aircraft through three main means they developed in their glider experiments: the forward elevator, the use of _______ _________, and a single, movable rear rudder. (p. 39) Check Your answer
Category 1 of 2 Answer: (wing warping) Back to the game board
Category 2 of 2 Question: After more than 700 flights with their third glider in the fall of 1902, the Wrights returned to Ohio to put a ________ on the glider. (p. 36) Check Your answer
Category 2 of 2 Answer: (engine) Back to the game board
Category 3 of 2 Question: The Wrights’ third glider had a low _______ __ _______. This made it more stable and easier to control. (p. 36) Check Your answer
Category 3 of 2 Answer: (angle of attack) Back to the game board
Category 4 of 2 Question: The Wrights’ first glider didn’t have nearly enough ___________. (p. 35) Check Your answer
Category 4 of 2 Answer: (lift) Back to the game board
Category 5 of 2 • Question: • The early glider experiments taught the Wright brothers three important things: how to control ___________ and __________, the best design for the shape of the wing, and how large the wing area had to be to sustain lift. (p. 33) Check Your answer
Category 5 of 2 Answer: (climb and descent) Back to the game board
Category 1 of 3 • Question: • The Wrights discovered that they didn’t need to tilt an entire _______ to turn the craft. (p. 32) Check Your answer
Category 1 of 3 Answer: (wing) Back to the game board
Category 2 of 3 Question: In trying to solve the problem of flight and the three challenges all pilots face, the Wrights chose a ___________ as their starting point. (p. 31 ) Check Your answer
Category 2 of 3 Answer: (glider) Back to the game board
Category 3 of 3 Question: Where did the Wright brothers get the engine for their Flyer? (p. 37) Check Your answer
Category 3 of 3 Answer: Their bicycle mechanic built it for them Back to the game board
Category 4 of 3 Question: a sideways aircraft movement is called what? (p. 39) Check Your answer
Category 4 of 3 Answer: Yaw Back to the game board
Category 5 of 3 Question: Parts that gave shape to the Wright Brothers’ aircraft wings. (p. 38) Check Your answer
Category 5 of 3 Answer: Ribs Back to the game board
Category 1 of 4 Question: The main, lengthwise pieces of the Wright Flyer’s wing. (p. 38) Check Your answer
Category 1 of 4 Answer: Spars Back to the game board
Category 2 of 4 Question: The angle between the relative wind and an airfoil is called what? (p. 36) Check Your answer
Category 2 of 4 Answer: Angle of attack Back to the game board
Category 3 of 4 Question: A movable, horizontal surface on an airplane that controls motion up and down. (p. 33) Check Your answer
Category 3 of 4 Answer: Elevator Back to the game board
Category 4 of 4 • Question: • Long, thin runners, like a pair of skis on the Wright Flyer are called what? (p. 39) Check Your answer
Category 4 of 4 Answer: Skids Back to the game board
Category 5 of 4 Question: An airplane wing’s profile is called what? (p. 34) Check Your answer
Category 5 of 4 Answer: Airfoil Back to the game board
Category 1 of 5 • Question: • What is the name of the configuration when an airplane elevator sits in front of the wings. (p. 33) Check Your answer
Category 1 of 5 Answer: Canard configuration Back to the game board
Category 2 of 5 Question: A vertical post between two wings supporting both aircraft wings on a biplane. (p. 32) Check Your answer
Category 2 of 5 Answer: Strut Back to the game board
Category 3 of 5 • Question: • What did the Wright Brothers Use to make the Wright Flyer veer left or right. (p. 39) Check Your answer
Category 3 of 5 Answer: Their hips Back to the game board
Category 4 of 5 • Question: • Once the Wright Brothers had achieved powered flight, they no longer needed the ________ ________of the North Carolina coastline for their tests. (p. 40) Check Your answer