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Question 1:
What structure supports the aircraft's weight when it is not airborne, often including a shock absorbing mechanism?
	Rudder		Landing gear
	Fuselage		Jet engine

Question 2:
Which part of the aircraft allows the back wings to move side to side? It is normally controlled by a foot pedal.
	Rudder		Landing gear
	Vertical Stabilizer		Yaw

Question 3:
Where is the command and control center of an aircraft?
	The fuselage		The spoiler
	The cockpit		The aileron

Question 4:
Which structure of the airplane holds the load including cargo and passenger?
	Cockpit		Fuselage
	Wing		Elevator

Question 5:
Which part of the airplane generates lift?
	Jet Engine		Rudder
	Slats		Wings

Question 6:
Which part of the airplane changes lift?
	Jet Engine		Rudder
	Slats		Wing

Question 7:
Which part allows the plane to go up and down changing pitch?
	Horizontal Stabilizer		Flaps
	Elevator		Aileron

Question 8:
The act of performing stunt maneuvers in the air such as loops, rolls, etc is known as ________.
	Channel		Angle of attack
	Aerobatics		Ground Effect

Question 9:
The front portion of a model's fuselage is known as __________.
	Head		Cone
	Tip		Nose

Question 10:
An aircraft that can take off and land on the water is known as ________.
	Frog		Reptile
	Amphibian		Turtle