A) Steady, moderate wind B) Extremely strong wind C) Rainy weather D) No wind at all
A) A park B) A large open field C) Near power lines D) A beach
A) Wearing sunglasses B) Avoiding power lines C) Wearing gloves D) Applying sunscreen
A) Decoration B) Stability C) Altitude D) Speed
A) Letting the string out continuously B) Holding the kite still C) Pulling the string to raise the kite D) Wrapping the string around your hand
A) Pull the string harder B) Release some string C) Drop the string D) Run in the opposite direction
A) Any knot will do B) A strong, reliable knot like a bowline C) A loose, easily undone knot D) A knot with sharp edges
A) Miles per hour or kilometers per hour B) Pounds per square inch C) Volts D) Degrees Celsius
A) To identify and fix any damage B) To make sure it looks pretty C) To check the wind direction D) To warm up the kite
A) Delta kite B) Stunt kite C) Box kite D) Cellular kite
A) It loses lift and falls B) It spins in circles C) It flies perfectly straight D) It gains altitude rapidly
A) Make the kite heavier B) Remove the tail completely C) Add a longer tail D) Shorten the tail
A) Paper B) Wood C) Cotton D) Nylon or polyester
A) The tail of the kite B) The point where the string attaches to the kite C) The design on the kite D) The frame of the kite
A) Continue flying, but be careful B) Seek shelter only if it starts to rain C) Fly your kite higher to attract the lightning D) Immediately stop flying your kite
A) Give up and try another day B) Throw the kite into the air C) Have someone hold the kite up while you walk backwards D) Spin around in a circle
A) Shake the tree violently B) Leave it and buy a new one C) Try to gently pull it free or cut the string if necessary D) Climb the tree to retrieve it
A) To damage the kite beyond repair B) To bring the kite down safely C) To fly the kite very low to the ground D) To bury the kite
A) The kite is difficult to control and the string feels very tight B) The kite spins slowly C) The kite flies effortlessly D) The kite barely moves
A) To weigh the kite down B) To store and manage the kite string C) To make the kite fly faster D) To decorate the kite
A) During a sunset B) On a sunny day C) Near nesting birds or sensitive wildlife areas D) When there are other kites flying nearby
A) Changes the kite's angle of attack B) Changes the color of the kite C) Changes the length of the tail D) Changes the strength of the wind
A) To fly kites in any weather condition B) Stay away from power lines and roads. C) That kite string is harmless D) To climb trees to retrieve kites
A) Because all kites fly the same B) To ensure a more enjoyable and successful experience C) Because it doesn't really matter D) Because expensive kites are always better
A) Formal wear B) Heavy, restrictive clothing C) Clothing that trails behind you D) Comfortable and weather-appropriate attire
A) Use bare hands B) Wear gloves C) Use a thin piece of cloth D) Lick your fingers for grip
A) To make noise B) To act as a fishing line C) To make the kite heavier D) To indicate wind speed and direction
A) Competing for the same airspace B) Trying to fly higher than them C) Their safety and personal space D) Ignoring them completely
A) Flying straight up B) Swinging from side to side C) Spinning in circles D) Flying backward
A) Exposed to direct sunlight B) Crumpled in a bag C) Outside in the rain D) In a dry place, protected from sunlight and damage |