AS1-100 (L1) Ancient Flight Quiz
Ancient Flight Trivia Challenge
Welcome to the Ancient Flight Quiz! Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of early aviation and the pioneers who dared to embrace the skies. This quiz covers a range of topics related to man’s early attempts at flight, the invention of kites, and the mechanics of birds in the air.
- 20 engaging questions
- Various types of questions: multiple choice, checkboxes, and text
- Perfect for history buffs and aviation enthusiasts alike
Who does history credit as the first to attempt flight?
Armen Firman
Leonardo Di Vinci
Sir Isaac Newton
Cody Martin
Giovanni Borelli
Flight is the act of passing through the air on wings.
True
False
A Rocket is a light aircraft without an engine, designed to glide after being towed aloft or launched from a catapult.
True
False
An aircraft that gets its lift from spinning blades is a Helicopter.
True
False
Choose the correct definition for a Glider.
A light aircraft without an engine, designed to glide after being towed aloft or launched from a catapult
An explosive powder made of potassium nitrate, charcoal, and sulfur, used to shoot projectiles from guns
A large, cylindrical object that moves very fast by forcing burning gases out one end of the tube
A light framework covered with paper or cloth, provided with a balancing tail, designed to be flown in the air
Select the definition of Streamlining.
AD 852/Cordoba, Spain
To spy on the enemy from the air
Designing an aircraft to reduce resistance to motion through the air
Ground phase & Lift phase
What do bird feathers do on the upstroke?
Separate
Close up
Fall off
Flap faster
An unverified story handed down from earlier times, especially one popularly believed to be historical is a...
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