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Quiz by tsampikos pompou, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by tsampikos pompou
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Question 1
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11 In order for a propeller driven aircraft to achieve maximum range it should be flown at a speed:
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O which gives the max L/D ratio.
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O equal to V2.
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O slightly higher than stalling speed.
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O equal to V1.
Question 2
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20 How will the density altitude change by an increase in temperature from -4C to +10C if the pressure altitude remains the same.(Fig. FPP01)
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O It will increase by 1.650 ft.]
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O it will increase by 1.400 ft.]
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O It will increase by 1.200 ft.]
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O It will decrease by 1.000 ft.]
Question 3
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21 What will the density altitude be if the airport elevation is 5.250 ft ,temperature 27C and altimeter setting 29.25 inHg? (Fig FPP01)
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O '8.500 ft.
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O '5.850 ft.
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O '4.900 ft.
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O '7.700 ft.
Question 4
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25 How does high density altitude affect propeller efficiency?
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O It decreases propeller efficiency.
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O It improves propeller efficiency.
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O It does not affect propeller efficiency.
Question 5
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26 What is the crosswind component for a landing on runway 18,if the wind is 220 degrees 30 knots?(Fig FPP02)
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O '19 kts
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O '16 kts
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O '22 kts.
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O '24 kts
Question 6
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27 If the wind direction is forming a 45 degree angle with the runway, what is the maximum wind speed during landing so as not to exceed a maximum demonstrated crosswind component of 25 kts? (Fig FPP02)
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O '35 kts
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O '27 kts
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O '30 kts
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O '40 kts
Question 7
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28 If the wind direction is forming a 30 degree angle with the runway,what is the maximum wind speed during landing so as not to exceed a max demonstrated crosswind component of 12 kts?(Fig FPP02)
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O '24 kts.
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O '17 kts.
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O '21 Kts.
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O '28 kts.
Question 8
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29 If the wind is from 180 degrees 20 kts which runway should be used by an aircraft with a max demonstrated crosswind component of 13 kts? (Fig FPP02)
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O Runway 14.
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O Runway 32.
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O Runway 24.
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O Runway 06.].
Question 9
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30 How much fuel is required for a flight of 1.000 NM under the following conditions: Pressure altitude 8.000 ft,outside air temperature -19 C,manifold pressure 19.5 inHg, wind calm. (Fuel reserves are not included) (Fig FPP03)
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O '73.2 USG.
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O '63,5 USG
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O '70.1 USG.
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O '78.2 USG.
Question 10
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31 How much fuel required for a flight of 1.000 NM under the following conditions: Pressure altitude 8.000ft.outside air temperature +22 C,manifold pressure 20.8 inHg,wind calm.(Fuel reserves are not included) (Fig FPP03)
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O '70.1 USG.
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O '73.2 USG.
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O '60,2 USG.
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O '78,2 USG.
Question 11
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32 What is the estimated fuel consumption for a 500 NM flight under the following conditions: Pressure altitude 4.000 ft,outside air temperature +29 C,manifold pressure 21.3 inHg,wind calm. (Fig FPP03)
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O '36.1 USG.
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O '31.4 USG.
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O '40,1 USG.
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O '43,2 USG.
Question 12
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33 What is the fuel flow of an aircraft which flies at 11.000 ft,in standard atmosphere,with 65% power? (Fig FPP03)
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O '11,2 USG/hr.
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O '11,8 USG/hr
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O '12,1 USG/hr.
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O '10,9 USG/hr
Question 13
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34 What manifold pressure will you use at 6.500 ft ,2.450 RPM ,with 65% power and a temperature of 20C above standard? (Fig FPP03)
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O '21,0 inHg.
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O '19,8 inHg.
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O '20,8 inHg.
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O '20,4 inHg.
Question 14
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35 What will the true air speed be if you are flying at 9.500 ft,with 65% power and a temperature of 20 C (36 F) below standard? (Fig FPP03)
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O '159 kts.
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O '157 kts
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O '154 kts.
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O '162 kts.
Question 15
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36 Calculate the landing distance (ground roll) of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP04): Temperature standard ,Pressure altitude 2.000 ft ,weight 2.300 lbs,wind calm.
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O '900 ft.
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O '1.250 ft.
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O '1.450 ft.
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O '700 ft..
Question 16
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37 Calculate the landing distance (ground roll) of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP04):Temperature 32 C (90 F) ,pressure altitude 4.000 ft ,weight 2.800 lbs ,headwind 10 kts.
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O '1.100 ft.
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O '1.350 ft.
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O '1.500 ft.
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O '900 ft.
Question 17
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38 Calculate the total landing distance over 50 ft obstacle under the following conditions (Fig FPP04):Temperature 32 C (90 F), pressure altitude 3.000 ft ,Weight 2.900 lbs ,tailwind 10 kts.
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O '2.850 ft.
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O '2.500 ft.
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O '1.900 ft.
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O '3.200 ft.
Question 18
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39 Calculate the landing distance (ground roll) of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig 5):Pressure altitude sea level ,headwind 4 kts ,temperature standard.
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O '401 ft.
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O '356 ft..
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O '490 ft.
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O '534 ft.
Question 19
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40 Calculate the landing distance (ground roll) of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP04):Pressure altitude 7.500 ft ,headwind 4 kts ,temperature standard.
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O '468 ft.
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O '520 ft.
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O '655 ft.
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O '820 ft.
Question 20
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41 What is the landing distance (ground roll) of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP05):Pressure altitude 3.750 ft ,headwind 12 kts ,temperature standard.
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O '338 ft.
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O '310 ft.
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O '424 ft.
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O '470 ft.
Question 21
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42 What is the landing distance over 50ft obstacle under the following conditions (Fig FPP05):Pressure altitude 5.000 ft ,headwind 8 kts ,temperature 5 C (41 F),asphalt runway.
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O '956 ft.
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O '830 ft.
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O '1.076 ft.
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O '1.554 ft.
Question 22
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43 What is the landing distance over 50 ft obstacle under the following conditions (Fig FPP05):Pressure altitude 5.000 ft ,wind calm ,temperature 41 C (101 F).
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O '1.315 ft.
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O '1.075 ft.
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O '545 ft.
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O '1.195 ft.
Question 23
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44 What is the landing distance (ground roll) under the following conditions (Fig FPP05):Pressure altitude 1.250 ft ,headwind 8 kts ,temperature standard.
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O '366 ft.
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O '275 ft.
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O '470 ft.
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O '549 ft.
Question 24
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45 What is the landing distance of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP05): Pressure altitude 7.500 ft, temperature 0 C (32 F), headwind component 20 kts ,obstacle 50 ft.
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O '628 ft.
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O '852 ft.
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O '567 ft.
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O '1.136 ft.
Question 25
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46 Calculate the total take off distance over 50 ft obstacle under the following conditions (Fig FPP06):Pressure altitude 4.000 ft temperature standard ,weight 2.600 lbs ,wind calm.
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O '1.520 ft.
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O '1.150 ft.
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O '1.020 ft.
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O '1.850 ft.
Question 26
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47 What is the take off distance under the following conditions (Fig FPP06):Pressure altitude 2.000 ft ,temperature 38 C ,take off weight 2.750 lbs .wind calm ,obstacle 0 ft.
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O '1.100 ft.
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O '900 ft.
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O '1.350 ft.
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O '1.600 ft.
Question 27
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48 Calculate the total take off distance over 50 ft obstacle under the following conditions (Fig FPP06):Temperature standard ,pressure altitude sea level ,weight 2.500 lbs ,wind calm.
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O '1.130 ft.
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O '1.500 ft.
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O '880 ft.
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O '700 ft.
Question 28
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49 What is the take off distance of the aircraft under the following conditions (Fig FPP06):temperature 32 C ,pressure altitude 2.000 ft ,take off weight 2.900 lbs headwind component 20 kts ,obstacle 0 ft.
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O '910 ft.
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O '1220 ft.
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O '1.470 ft.
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O '670 ft.
Question 29
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50 Which of the following are included in the term "basic empty weight"?
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O unusable fuel and optional equipment.
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O Hydraulic fluids and usable fuel.
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O Only the airframe, the engine and the equipment, which have been installed by the manufacturer.
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O full fuel and oil tanks.
Question 30
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51 If an aircraft is overloaded by 110 lbs (55 kgs),how much fuel does the pilot have to remove so that the aircraft loading will be within limits?]
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O '18,3 USG.
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O '16,2 USG.
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O '15,7 USG.
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O '17,1 USG.
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