Word: Autopilot
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Autopilot means a system that steers an aircraft, ship or car by itself, without a person controlling it all the time.
Syllables: au - to - pi - lot
Tricky part: Pilot has only one l. Autopillot is the slip that examiners see most.
Watch out for: autopillot, autopilote
Memory tip: With the autopilot on, a pilot can fly with one hand off the controls, and pilot needs only one l.
Example 1: The captain switched on the autopilot once the plane reached cruising height.
Example 2: Even with the autopilot on, pilots keep watching the instruments.
Example 3: Some new cars have an autopilot that helps them stay in their lane.
In 1914, Lawrence Sperry showed off an early autopilot in France by flying past the crowd with his hands off the controls.
Choose the prefix that completes the word:
pilot
a) otto
b) aughto
c) ato
d) auto
d) auto. Auto, meaning self, joins pilot to name a system that flies by itself.
Insert the correct pair of letters to form a word:
autop_l_t
a) e, o
b) i, a
c) a, o
d) i, o
d) i, o. Pilot has an i after the p and an o before the final t.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) cockpitt
b) aeroplain
c) autopilot
d) runwey
c) autopilot. Autopilot is right; aeroplane ends in plane, cockpit has one t and runway ends in way.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
lotapuoti
a) autopilot
b) lotion
c) toolkit
d) outfit
a) autopilot. Toolkit needs a k, lotion an n and outfit an f, so the nine letters make autopilot.
1. Why do long flights use an autopilot?
a) so the plane keeps its course without steering
b) so the engines can run without using any fuel
c) so the plane can land without needing a runway
d) so the cabin stays cool and quiet for passengers
a) so the plane keeps its course without steering
2. The captain set the autopilot, and the plane ____ along at the same height.
a) crashed
b) cruised
c) skidded
d) stalled
b) cruised
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