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aerodynamics, forces of flight and animal fliers

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Grade 6 Science in ALberta

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Which of the following factors explains the main reason why ostriches cannot fly?

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2.

The veins in the dragonfly wings most likely provide what?

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3.

Using what you know about the 4 forces of flight, properly label the forces acting on the bird.

  • thrust

  • drag

  • lift

  • gravity

  • A

  • B

  • C

  • D

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4.

Imagine an airplane flying through the air. Use what you know about lift, drag, weight, and thrust to tell you what will happen to this airplane.

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If thrust becomes greater than drag, the plane...

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ascends

If thrust becomes less than drag, the plane....

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accellerates

If lift, weight, thrust and drag become equal, the plane would.....

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decellerates

If lift becomes greater than weight, the plane...

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descends

If lift becomes less than weight, the plane....

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hover

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5.

What is an airfoil?

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6.

What is aerodynamics?

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7.

Which of the following adaptations do birds have that allow them to fly? Check as many that apply.

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8.

In what ways are insects different flyers from birds? Check all that apply.

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9.

The laws of physics have not yet figured out how bees are able to fly

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10.

The main function of the items in these images are to what?

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11.

Match the forces of flight to their proper definition.

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The force that acts to slow down an object as it moves through the air. Today, airplanes and other vehicles are often designed with smooth lines to cut through the air and overcome drag.

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lift

The upward force that keeps a flying object in the air. Airplanes get lift from their wings.

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thrust

The force that pulls objects down towards the ground. The more mass an object has, the greater the gravitational pull on the object.

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drag

The force that gives an object a forward motion. The engines in an aircraft give it the thrust needed for flight.

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gravity/weight

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12.

Which of the following images produces thrust in an airplane?

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13.

The reason that the bag floats up in the air is because:

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14.

A descending aircraft experience a stronger force of

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15.

The red car probably goes faster than the blue car because

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16.

How might a swimmer streamline their body?

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17.

How might a cyclist streamline their body?

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18.

What force do parachutes rely on to fall to the ground more slowly?

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19.

What shape is the best aerodynamic?

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20.

To generate lift, a blade is angled so the _________ pressure air moves under the blade