<p>Name: Airplane Research Worksheet</p><p>Webquest link. Click on the links at the end of each question to find the required information. 1) How does an airfoil work? Boeing Airfoils</p><p>2) Draw a wing and how air moves over that wing. Principles of Flight</p><p>3) What does Bernoulli's Principle state? Bernoulli's Principle</p><p>4) What are the four forces acting on a airplane? How does a Boeing 737 fly A: ______B: ______C: ______D: ______5) Why is air considered a fluid? Fluid Air</p><p>6) Why is a jet engine called a "air breathing engine"? Air Breathing Engines</p><p>Part 2 Use the following link to answer Questions 7 - 13 NASA Airplane Parts Sketch and label the parts of an airplane:</p><p>7. The ______are control surfaces located at the back of the wings. When they are moved in opposite directions, they control turns and rolling maneuvers of the airplane. (roll) 8. The ______are control surfaces attached to the tail to control the up and down movement of the airplane. (pitch) 9. The ______are moveable airfoils on the edge of the wings that are used to increase lift at slower speeds. 10. The ______is an airfoil located at the front of or on the wings of a plane. Propellers are powered by an engine and create thrust. 11. The ______is attached to the tail’s fin and allows the pilot to control the right and left motion of the airplane. (yaw) 12. The ______are airfoils attached to the fuselage that lets the airplane create lift. 13. The ______is the body of the airplane. Part 3 14. Who was the first man to "fly" the first powered, controlled, hesavier than air plane? Flight</p><p>15. In what town did Orville and Wilbur Wright first take flight? Powered Flight</p><p>16. What happened in 1908-1909 that gained Orville and Wilbur Wright international attention? Powered Flight</p><p>17. What was the name of the first experimental aircraft to reach speeds greater than Mach 1? Experimental Aircraft</p><p>18. How fast is Mach 1 at sea level? Aeronautics Vocab</p>