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General Cadet Knowledge
General Aviation Knowledge
100
What is Newtons 3rd law?
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
100
Concorde
100
What is 180 named after?
The DH 98 Mosquito
100
What are the four forces that act on an aircraft?
lift, thrust, weight, drag
200
What are 5 examples of Newton's 3rd law?
Answers may vary.
200
Piper J3 cub
200
What does FTX stand for?
Field Training Exercise
200
What flight control controls yaw?
Rudders, rudder trim
300
If there is no oxygen in space how do rocket engines function?
They store oxygen in the form liqid or solids.
300
Pilatus pc-12
300
When was air cadets formed?
April 9th, 1941
300
What is the universal emergency frequency?
121.5 mHz
400
What does it mean that the fuel is oxidized?
oxygen combines chemically with the other material in a way that increases the chance of a fire or explosio
400
North American T-6 Harvard
400
What date was 180 squadron founded?
October 30, 1942
400
What point does lift act out of?
Center of pressure
500
What are the advantages of using a solid fuel rocket?
Less complex, lighter, ability to store fuel onboard prior to launch, and smaller fuel tanks.
500
Beechcraft Baron
500
Name all the teams at 180 this year (points if you get 9)
RDT, DT, Band, Radio, Debate, Range, Sports, Space, PGS, Effective speaking, Orienteering, and Biathlon
500
If you are flying for 31 minutes, at what altitude would you require oxygen?
10000 ASL