Louis Bleriot
"Planes"
"The Airport"
Is building planes easy?
The English Channel
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Where did Louis Bleriot live?

Cambrai, France

100

What are two characteristics of a light aircraft?

Tail wheel

Propeller

100

Name four places in an airport. 

Terminal, baggage claim, parking lot, check in desk, waiting area, and control tower.

100

What does it take to build a plane?

Hard work

100

Who was the first person to fly across the English Channel?

Louis Bleriot 

200

How many Children did Louis have?

5 children

200

What are two characteristics of a passenger plane?

Windows

Engine

200

Who does the pilot ask for permission to land at the airport?

A controller 
200

How many years did it take Louis Bleriot to build a plane that could fly?

6 years

200

What made the English Channel a challenge to fly over?

strong waves, fog, rain, 20 miles wide. 

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What made Louis crash into the cart of pumpkins?

A strange sound in the air.

300

What are two characteristics of a biplane?

Rudder

Propeller

300

Who helps a plane park?

The ground crew.

300

How many versions did Bleriot go through before one  could fly?

7 versions 

300

What was the prize for crossing the English Channel?

1000 pounds

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What was Louis one wish?

To build a flying machine. 

400

What are two characteristics of a fighter plane?

Missile

Ejection seat 


400

Where do travelers pick up their bags?

The baggage claim. 

400

Did Bleriot ever get hurt if a plane crashed?

Yes, there were sprains, breaks, bruises, black eyes, broken ribs from plane crashes. 

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Was Bleriot afraid to cross the English Channel? 

No, he liked the dangerous challenge. 

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What was the name of Louis Bleriot's first flying machine?

Bleriot I 

500

What are two characteristics of a seaplane?

Tail fin

Float

500

Where do travelers go before gettin on a plane?

The check-in desk. 

500

How did Bleriot prove that his plane could really fly?

By crossing the English Channel. 

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How does Bleriot know he made it to England?

He sees the white cliffs of Dover. 

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