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Aerospace Science JEOPARDY!!!

Aerospace Science JEOPARDY!!!. Aerospace Science Jeopardy Rules. Consecutively each element member will choose a question category and number Element members may work together to answer question Element leader must provide answer within 35 seconds

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Aerospace Science JEOPARDY!!!

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  1. Aerospace ScienceJEOPARDY!!!

  2. Aerospace Science Jeopardy Rules Consecutively each element member will choose a question category and number Element members may work together to answer question Element leader must provide answer within 35 seconds If answer is not provided in 35 seconds, previous element may attempt to steal away Other elements being loud and disruptive will be penalized 5 points per event Final score is number of test bonus points for each element

  3. WHO AM I ONE WHO AM I TWO WHO AM I THREE WHO AM I FOUR WHO AM I FIVE 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5

  4. Category 1 of 1 • Question: • first to fly from Albany, N.Y., to New York City • won a $10,000 prize offered by the New York World. Check Your answer

  5. Category 1 of 1 Answer: Glenn Curtiss“Fastest Man on Earth”(p. 45) Back to the game board

  6. Category 2 of 1 • Question: • formed Aerial Experiment Association • made some important aviation design breakthroughs • built the first American plane equipped with ailerons Check Your answer

  7. Category 2 of 1 Answer: Alexander Graham Bell(p. 46) Back to the game board

  8. Category 3 of 1 Question: first man to cross the English Channel in a heavier-than-air craft Check Your answer

  9. Category 3 of 1 Answer: Louis Blériot(p. 47) Back to the game board

  10. Category 4 of 1 Question: Inventors of the Rotary Engine Check Your answer

  11. Category 4 of 1 Answer: Laurent and Gustav Seguin (p. 49) Back to the game board

  12. Category 5 of 1 • Question: • first to make a transcontinental flight. • Trying to win William Randolph Hearst $50,000 prize Check Your answer

  13. Category 5 of 1 Answer: Calbraith Perry Rodgers(p. 51) Back to the game board

  14. Category 1 of 2 Question: 1912 first enlisted pilot Check Your answer

  15. Category 1 of 2 Answer: PFC Vernon Burge(p. 52) Back to the game board

  16. Category 2 of 2 Question: first American woman aviator to solo in a fixed-wing airplane Check Your answer

  17. Category 2 of 2 Answer: Blanche Stuart Scott(p. 55) Back to the game board

  18. Category 3 of 2 Question: first African American (male or female) to become an airplane pilot Check Your answer

  19. Category 3 of 2 Answer: Bessie Coleman(p. 54) Back to the game board

  20. Category 4 of 2 Question: first female to gain a pilot license in the United States. Check Your answer

  21. Category 4 of 2 Answer: Harriet Quimby(p. 56) Back to the game board

  22. Category 5 of 2 • Question: • the second licensed woman pilot in the United States. Check Your answer

  23. Category 5 of 2 Answer: Matilde Moisant(p. 58) Back to the game board

  24. Category 1 of 3 • Question: • third woman to receive a pilot's license (on May 19, 1912) from the Aero Club of America Check Your answer

  25. Category 1 of 3 Answer: Julia Clark(p. 59) Back to the game board

  26. Category 2 of 3 • Question: • fourth woman in the U S to earn a pilot's license Check Your answer

  27. Category 2 of 3 Answer: Katherine Stinson(p. 59-60) Back to the game board

  28. DAILY DOUBLE

  29. Category 3 of 3 Question: first to fully enclose the fuselage and use ailerons Check Your answer

  30. Category 3 of 3 Answer: Frenchman Robert Esnault-Pelterie Back to the game board

  31. DAILY DOUBLE

  32. Category 4 of 3 Question: built the Triple Twin, a two-engine, three-propeller aircraft, in 1911 Check Your answer

  33. Category 4 of 3 Answer: Eustace, Howard, and Oswald Short Back to the game board

  34. DAILY DOUBLE

  35. Category 5 of 3 Question: designed a four-engine aircraft called Le Grand He flew it on 13 May 1913 Check Your answer

  36. Category 5 of 3 Answer: Russian pilot Igor Sikorsky Back to the game board

  37. Category 1 of 4 Question: Some aviation historians think this pilot was really the first woman to go solo She made that flight on 13 October 1910 She and her husband, François, formed a lightweight airplane company called the French-American Aeroplane Company Check Your answer

  38. Category 1 of 4 Answer: Bessica Medlar Raiche Back to the game board

  39. Category 2 of 4 Question: in 1909 he established the first flying school in the U.S. Check Your answer

  40. Category 2 of 4 Answer: Glenn Curtiss(p. 45) Back to the game board

  41. Category 3 of 4 Question: built and flew the first powered monoplane Check Your answer

  42. Category 3 of 4 Answer: Louis Blériot(p. 47) Back to the game board

  43. Category 4 of 4 • Question: • first civilian to purchase a Wright Flyer Check Your answer

  44. Category 4 of 4 Answer: Calbraith Perry Rodgers(p. 51) Back to the game board

  45. Category 5 of 4 Question: first American of any race or gender to hold an international pilot license. Check Your answer

  46. Category 5 of 4 Answer: Bessie Coleman(p. 54) Back to the game board

  47. Category 1 of 5 • Question: • first woman to fly across the English Channel Check Your answer

  48. Category 1 of 5 Answer: Harriet Quimby(p. 56) Back to the game board

  49. Category 2 of 5 Question: first woman pilot to die in an air crash Check Your answer

  50. Category 2 of 5 Answer: Julia Clark(p. 59) Back to the game board

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