The term 'Kite Feature' refers to the three components of a kite: the BEAK, TAIL, and STRING. The BEAK is the pointed front end of the kite, which helps it to cut through the air. The TAIL is the long, thin piece of fabric or paper that is attached to the back of the kite and helps to stabilize it in the air. The STRING is the line that is attached to the kite and held by the person flying it. Together, these three features make up the kite and allow it to fly.