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100

The starter in an turbine engine turns this component during engine start. 

What is the compressor? 

100

Increasing blade angle at constant RPM increases thrust because it increases this aerodynamic factor. 

What is AOA? 

100

These three things make a complete circuit.

What is a power source, load, and conductors. 

100

This is routed to systems like anti-ice or cabin pressurization from the compressor section.

What is bleed air? 

100
This type of flap not only increases the wing's camber but also slides backward to increase wing area.

What are Fowler flaps? 

200
This engine section extracts energy from hot gases to drive the compressor.

What is the turbine wheel? 

200
Fuel flow in a turbine aircraft does this as the aircraft descends while maintaining the same power setting.

What is increase? 

200

This type of voltage is always higher than battery voltage.

What is generator voltage? 
200

This type of ice protection prevents ice from forming on aircraft surfaces.

What are anti-ice systems? 

200

These leading-edge devices extend to increase the wing's maximum lift and delay stall at low speeds. 

What are slats? 

300

Most of the air entering a turbine engine never sees combustion because it forms this critical function.

What is cooling? 

300
A pilot changes the propeller blade so the aircraft maintains cruise speed efficiently without changing engine speed. This setting controls how much air the blades move per revolution.

What is blade pitch? 

300

Increasing the amount of wire loops in the coil will directly increase this aspect of the electrical system.

What is current? 

300

This aircraft system conditions and distributes air from the engines to keep the cabin comfortable and pressurized.

What is a PACK? 

300

These components make up the pressure vessel.

What is skin, windows, doors, and bulkheads? 
400

This type of compressor is more durable but generally less aerodynamically efficient than axial designs.

What is a centrifugal compressor? 

400

Feathering a propeller after engine failure reduces drag because the blades are aligned this way.

What is parallel to the relative wind? 

400

This type of fault occurs when the system won't operate because it is receiving an incorrect control signal. 

What is a logic fault? 

400

These small devices are installed in engine inlets or wings to redirect airflow and prevent ice from forming in critical areas.

What are ice vanes? 

400

This is where P3 air is drawn off of.

What is the compressor. 

500

As altitude increases, maintaining the same power setting becomes harder because temperature and RPM limits restrict this performance margin.

What is excess thrust? 

500

In a non-counterweight constant-speed propeller, the blades move toward a lower pitch to increase RPM by increasing oil pressure and this aerodynamic effect.

What is aerodynamic twisting force? 

500

Aircraft alternators generate AC, but the onboard systems require DC, so this component is used to allow current to flow in only one direction. 

What are diodes? 

500

This system automatically extends leading-edge surfaces if the angle of attack becomes dangerously high, helping prevent a stall.

What is the Auto Slat Stall Protection System? 

500

This part spins the compressor.

What is the turbine? 

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