Forces and Flying Kites Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• lift: the force that allows the kite to rise into the air.
• drag: the resistance force that acts opposite to the direction of motion.
• tension: the force in the string that keeps the kite stable.
• gravity: the force that pulls the kite towards the ground.
• aerodynamics: the study of how air interacts with moving objects, crucial for kite design.
• tail: part of the kite that helps stabilize it in flight.
• bridle: the set of strings that help control the angle of the kite.
• wind: the natural force that provides the necessary lift for the kite.
• frame: the structure that gives the kite its shape.
• sail: the surface of the kite that catches the wind.