Part 1

Question 1

is the stress that resists a force that tends to pull something apart.?

Answer 1

Tension

Question 2

is the stress that resists a crushing force?

Answer 2

Compression

Question 3

occurs to thin sheet materials when they are subjected to end loads and to ties if subjected to compressive forces.

Answer 3

Buckling

Question 4

is a phenomenon that occurs in a member that is under compression with sufficiently short length to prevent instability?

Answer 4

Crippling

Question 5

is the stress that produces twisting?

Answer 5

Torsion

Question 6

is the stress that resists the force tending to cause one layer of a material to slide over an adjacent layer.

Answer 6

Shear

Question 7

is a combination of compression and tension?

Answer 7

Bending Stress

Question 8

A device that is used for, or is intended to be used for, flight in the air?

Answer 8

Aircraft

Question 9

Major categories of aircraft

Answer 9

Airplane, Rotorcraft, Gliders, and lighter-than-air vehicle

Question 10

The main structure or body of the fixed-wing aircraft.

Answer 10

Fuselage

Question 11

Fuselage provides space for?

Answer 11

Cargo, Controls, Accessories, Passengers, and other equipment.

Question 12

A rigid framework made up of members, such as beams, struts, and bars to resist deformation by applied loads.

Answer 12

Truss Type

Question 13

Truss Type is a rigid framework made up of what?

Answer 13

Beams, Strut, and Bars

Question 14

Truss-framed is covered with?

Answer 14

Fabric

Question 15

Monocoque Type another name?

Answer 15

Single Shell

Question 16

relies largely on the skin of the aircraft?

Answer 16

Monocoque type/single shell

Question 17

True Monocoque construction uses?

Answer 17

Formers, Frame Assemblies, and Bulkheads

Question 18

Outside covering of the aircraft?

Answer 18

Skin

Question 19

Circumferential member that opposes hoop stress?

Answer 19

Former/Frame

Question 20

to disperse concentrated loads?

Answer 20

Bulkhead

Question 21

the skin is stiffened by longitudinal member

Answer 21

Semi-monocoque type

Question 22

Semi-monocoque type members

Answer 22

Stiffeners, Stringers, and Longeron

Question 23

used in framing of a structure that provides rigidity

Answer 23

Stiffener

Question 24

Longitudinal Member/Span wise members that transmit skin load to body frame or wing rib.

Answer 24

Stringers

Question 25

Principal longitudinal member that helps skin to support primary bending load

Answer 25

Longeron