Grade 2 Art And Craft – Kites Quiz
1. Toys of light frames are
2. Materials used to make kites include the following except
3. What material is commonly used to make the frame of a kite sculpture?
Wood is a lightweight and sturdy material that is commonly used for making kite frames.
4. What is the purpose of adding tail to a kite sculpture?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air and makes it fly better.
5. Which type of kites are often used in kite festivals in Kenya?
Diamond kites are a popular choice for kite festivals in Kenya due to their simple design and ease of flying.
6. What is the purpose of paper in a kite sculpture?
Paper is often used to add vibrant colors and designs to a kite sculpture, making it visually appealing.
7. Why is it important to balance a kite sculpture?
Balancing a kite sculpture ensures that it flies properly in the air without veering off course or crashing.
8. Which shape is most common for a kite sculpture?
Triangle-shaped kite sculptures are common as they are aerodynamic and fly well in the wind.
9. What is the purpose of the bridle in a kite sculpture?
The bridle in a kite sculpture helps maintain the shape and balance of the kite in the air, providing stability during flight.
10. Which part of a kite sculpture is used to control its direction?
The bridle of a kite sculpture can be adjusted to control the direction and angle of the kite while in flight.
11. What is the purpose of adding designs and patterns to a kite sculpture?
Adding designs and patterns to a kite sculpture enhances its visual appeal and makes it more attractive to look at.
12. Which of the following is a traditional material used in making kite sculptures?
Bamboo is a traditional material that is commonly used in making kite sculptures due to its light weight and strength.
13. How does the shape of a kite sculpture affect its flight?
The shape of a kite sculpture, such as a diamond or triangle, is designed to help it catch the wind and stay in the air while flying.
14. What is the purpose of the keel in a kite sculpture?
The keel in a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air by preventing it from swaying too much or becoming unbalanced.
15. Which type of kites are known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship?
Bird kites are known for their elaborate designs and craftsmanship, often mimicking the appearance of real birds.
16. What is the purpose of the spars in a kite sculpture?
The spars in a kite sculpture provide structural support and help maintain the shape and integrity of the kite in flight.
17. Which type of kites are often used in kite fighting competitions in Kenya?
Box kites are popular choices for kite fighting competitions in Kenya due to their maneuverability and stability in the air.
18. What is the purpose of adding a tail to a kite sculpture?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air and makes it fly better by adding drag and maintaining balance.
19. Which part of a kite sculpture is responsible for generating lift?
The paper or fabric of a kite sculpture is designed to catch the wind and generate lift, allowing the kite to fly in the air.
20. What is the purpose of the nose in a kite sculpture?
The nose in a kite sculpture helps maintain its shape and provides stability by directing the airflow around the kite.
21. How does the tail of a kite sculpture affect its flight?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air, preventing it from veering off course and helping it stay aloft.
22. What is the purpose of the sail in a kite sculpture?
The sail in a kite sculpture is designed to catch the wind and generate lift, allowing the kite to fly in the air.
23. Why is it important to have a lightweight frame for a kite sculpture?
A lightweight frame for a kite sculpture allows it to catch the wind easily and fly better without being weighed down.
24. Which part of a kite sculpture is used to adjust its angle in the wind?
The bridle in a kite sculpture can be adjusted to change the angle of the kite in the wind, controlling its flight path.
25. What is the purpose of the dowel in a kite sculpture?
The dowel in a kite sculpture provides structural support and helps maintain the shape and integrity of the kite in flight.
26. Which part of a kite sculpture helps prevent it from spinning out of control?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it and prevents it from spinning out of control by adding drag and maintaining balance.
27. What is the purpose of adding a bridle to a kite sculpture?
The bridle in a kite sculpture helps maintain the shape and balance of the kite in the air, providing stability during flight.
28. Which part of a kite sculpture helps maintain its shape and prevent collapse?
The frame of a kite sculpture provides structure and support, helping maintain its shape and preventing collapse during flight.
29. What is the purpose of adding a keel to a kite sculpture?
The keel in a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air by preventing it from swaying too much or becoming unbalanced.
30. Why do some kite sculptures have a delta shape?
The delta shape of a kite sculpture is designed to make it more stable in the air and less prone to tipping or spinning out of control.
31. What is the purpose of the spars in a kite sculpture?
The spars in a kite sculpture provide structural support and help maintain the shape and integrity of the kite in flight.
32. How does the tail of a kite sculpture affect its flight?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air, preventing it from veering off course and helping it stay aloft.
33. What is the purpose of adding a bow to a kite sculpture?
The bow in a kite sculpture helps maintain its shape and provides stability by directing the airflow around the kite.
34. Which part of a kite sculpture is responsible for generating lift?
The paper or fabric of a kite sculpture is designed to catch the wind and generate lift, allowing the kite to fly in the air.
35. What is the purpose of the nose in a kite sculpture?
The nose in a kite sculpture helps maintain its shape and provides stability by directing the airflow around the kite.
36. How does the shape of a kite sculpture affect its flight?
The shape of a kite sculpture, such as a diamond or triangle, is designed to help it catch the wind and stay in the air while flying.
37. What is the purpose of the bridle in a kite sculpture?
The bridle in a kite sculpture helps maintain the shape and balance of the kite in the air, providing stability during flight.
38. What is the purpose of adding a tail to a kite sculpture?
The tail of a kite sculpture helps stabilize it in the air and makes it fly better by adding drag and maintaining balance.
39. Which type of kites are often used in kite festivals in Kenya?
Diamond kites are a popular choice for kite festivals in Kenya due to their simple design and ease of flying.
40. What material is commonly used to make the frame of a kite sculpture?
Wood is a lightweight and sturdy material that is commonly used for making kite frames.
41. Which type of kites are known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship?
Bird kites are known for their elaborate designs and craftsmanship, often mimicking the appearance of real birds.
42. What is the purpose of paper in a kite sculpture?
Paper is often used to add vibrant colors and designs to a kite sculpture, making it visually appealing.
43. Why is it important to balance a kite sculpture?
Balancing a kite sculpture ensures that it flies properly in the air without veering off course or crashing.
44. Which shape is most common for a kite sculpture?
Triangle-shaped kite sculptures are common as they are aerodynamic and fly well in the wind.