This document appears to be about air and aerodynamic principles. It contains a table with monetary values and blanks to be filled in, likely part of a quiz or game. The document defines terms like air pressure, gases that make up air, streamlining, and lift generated by air moving over a surface. It explains concepts such as how air takes up space, the kinetic energy of gas particles, and theories by Bernoulli on fluid dynamics.

1. Air Principle
Applications Piece of Air
Misc Fill in the
of Air Pie Terms
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2. $100
Because this was in the
can, it allowed the air
pressure outside of the can
to be much greater than the
inside, therefore the outside
air crushed the can.
Solution

3. $100
What is nothing or
“a vacuum”?
Title

4. $200
This illustration proves
that air takes up space
because peoples faces
turned red and blue trying
to make it work.
Solution

5. $200
What is blowing a balloon
up inside of a bottle?
Title

6. $300
Outside air pressure
works against gravity in
this illustration (which
Sydney was very
grateful for).
Solution

7. $300
What is a water in a cup
being held up by a piece
of paper?
Title

8. $400
Increased air pressure
in this illustration helps
to spray water out of the
nozzle because it
pushes down on this.
Solution

9. $400
What is the water in the
spray bottle?
Title

10. $500
Bernoulli (learning that air
is a fluid and moving air
creates a low air pressure
system) helps to explain
why this didn’t get out.
Solution

11. $500
What is a ping-pong ball in
a funnel?
Title

12. Daily Double

13. $100
Without this in your
body, you would be
crushed under the
great pressure of the
weight of the air in
our atmosphere.
Solution

14. $100
What is air?
Title

15. $200
The particles of a gas
have a lot of _______
_______, which makes
the particles move
around in all
directions.
Solution

16. $200
What is kinetic energy?
Title

17. $300
This Swiss mathematician
explained how fluids, like
water and air, flow.
Solution

18. $300
Who is Daniel Bernoulli?
Title

19. $400
This special curvature of a
wing is specially designed
to provide air movement
across the top of a wing to
provide the aircraft with
enough lift to fly.
Solution

20. $400
What is camber?
Title

21. $500
Air really exists, even
though we can’t see it.
This is proved because we
can see. . .
Solution

22. $500
What is
“the effects of air”?
Title

23. $100
This gas takes up 78.09% of all
atmospheric gases.
Solution

24. $100
What is Nitrogen?
Title

25. $200
This gas takes up 20.9% of all
atmospheric gases.
Solution

26. $200
What is Oxygen?
Title

27. $300
This gas takes up 0.93% of all
atmospheric gases.
Solution

28. $300
What is Argon?
Title

29. $400
This gas takes up 0.08% of all
atmospheric gases.
Solution

30. $400
What is all other gases?
Title

31. Daily Double

32. $500
All other gases take up 0.08%
and is so small it is not even
visible on this chart. Name at
least 2 of those other gases.
Solution

33. $500
What is CO2, Neon,
Helium, Krypton,
Hydrogen, or Xenon?
Title

34. $100
Air takes up _____and
exerts _________.
Solution

35. $100
What is “space and
pressure”?
Title

36. $200
Air is composed of
different ______.
Solution

37. $200
What is “gasses”?
Title

38. $300
__________reduces drag
(the force that is opposite
of ______).
Solution

39. $300
What is “streamlined and
thrust”?
Title

40. $400
Air is a _____and is
capable of being
____________.
Solution

41. $400
What is “fluid and
compressed”?
Title

42. $500
Air movement across a
_______results in ____.
Solution

43. $500
What is “surface and lift”?
Title

44. $100
A mixture of gases located
in the atmosphere.
Solution

45. $100
What is “air”?
Title

46. $200
The unique nature of air in
motion. This unique
nature allows animals and
airplanes to fly.
Solution

47. $200
What is “Aerodynamics”?
Title

48. $300
Designed or arranged to
offer the least resistance
to fluid flow.
Solution

49. $300
What is “streamlined”?
Title

50. $400
Reduced in volume by
pressure. Pressed tightly
together.
Solution

51. $400
What is “compressed”?
Title

52. $500
The force opposite of
thrust. If the front surface
area of a vehicle
increases, this force also
increases.
Solution

53. $500
What is drag?
Title