Cap Aerospace Jeopardy Template

Aviation History	principles of flight	Parts of fixed wing aircraft	Rockets and Space	CAP general knowledge
100 What is a glider During the late 19th century, German engineer Otto Lilienthal pushed air travel to greater heights using this type of flying mechanism.	100 What is An aerofoil shape the shape of a wing which creates lift is called a what?	100 What are the elevator(s). The flight surface that causes and aircraft to gain or loose altitude is called...	100 What is Chinia. first documented use of a rocket took place in 1232 A.D in what country?	100 What is December 1st 1941 CAP was founded on what date?
200 Who are the Wright Brothers the 2 men credited with inventing and flying the first airplane are.	200 What is Bernoulli's Principle the principle of fluid dynamics that enables an aerofoil to create lift is called what?	200 What is a propeller. A rotating airfoil(s) used to create thrust is commonly called...	200 What is satellite The moon is the earth's only natural what>	200 What is there are 52 _______ that make up CAP
300 What is the Hindenburg disaster In 1908, Army Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge was the first person to achieve this distinction.	300 What is 3 How many Laws of Motion are there?	300 What is Vertical, Horizontal and lateral. The 3 axis of an aircraft are...	300 What is Sputnik the first man made satellite was called...	300 What is Integrity, Volunteer service, Excellence, and Respect Name the CAP Core Values
400 Who is Robert H. Goddard The father of modern rocketry.	400 What is Lift, Thrust, Drag, Gravity. name the 4 forces of flight.	400 What are ailerons the flight surface(s) on a fixed wing aircraft used to control the turn or bank of an aircraft are called...	400 What is Jupiter The largest planet in our solar system is...	400 What is Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama Where is CAPNHQ?
500 What is die in a plane crash In 1908, Army Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge was the first person to achieve this distinction.	500 What is Newton's 3rd law: For every action there is an equal and opposite re-action. A helicopter uses a tail rotor or anti-torque rotor to maintain control of the aircraft. Which law of motion best describes why?	500 What is yaw. The rudder controls rotation around the vertical axis, this movement is called...	500 What is a disaster the Apollo 1 mission is commonly described how?	500 What is The attack on Pearl Harbor. What other important historical event took place shortly after the founding if CAP?

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