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Aerodynamics
Tools
Grammar: Future
Grammar: Present Perfect
100

What is the main function of a turbine?

To convert energy from gases into mechanical power.

100

What are the four forces of flight?

Lift, weight, thrust, and drag.

100

What is a wrench used for?

To tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.

100

Complete: “The pilot ___ check the weather before takeoff.”

is going to

100

Complete: “I ___ (check) the runway lights.”

have checked

200

A reciprocating engine works with ______ motion.

Back-and-forth (or reciprocating) motion.

200

Which force pushes the aircraft forward?

Thrust.

200

Name one special tool used in aircraft inspection.

Borescope / torque wrench / caliper

200

We use will for ______ decisions.

spontaneous / instant decisions.

200

We use the present perfect to talk about…

past actions with connection to the present.

300

What type of engine is commonly used in helicopters?

A turbine engine.

300

What generates lift in an airplane?

The wings (airflow over and under them).

300

What tool measures electrical current?

A multimeter.

300

“The mechanic ___ repair the engine tomorrow.” → Correct?

Yes, “is going to repair” expresses a planned action.

300

Ask a question: “___ you ever inspected an aircraft?”

Have you ever inspected an aircraft?

400

What fuel do most turbine engines use?

Jet fuel (kerosene).

400

What part of the airplane controls pitch?

The elevator.

400

What tool is used to measure tire pressure?

A pressure gauge.

400

Create a prediction: “In 20 years, aircraft ___ use clean energy.”

will

400

What’s the difference between did and have done?

Did = specific time; have done = no specific time.

500

Name two differences between turbine and reciprocating engines.

Turbine: continuous combustion / high speed. Reciprocating: piston-based / lower speed.

500

Explain how drag affects flight.

It resists the aircraft’s motion through the air.

500

What’s the difference between hand tools and special tools?

Hand tools are basic manual tools; special tools are designed for specific aircraft tasks.

500

What’s the difference between will and be going to?

“Will” = prediction/decision now; “Be going to” = plan or intention.

500

Create a sentence using ever and never in an aviation context.

I have never worked in a control tower. / Have you ever used a metal detector?