Which of the following represent the four forces of flight?

a - Lift, Drag, Turbulence, QNH

b - Drag, Force, Thrust, Weight

c - Lift, Drag, Thrust, Weight

d - Thrust, Weight, Drag, Pull

2) The main purpose of Ailerons is to

a - Roll the plane

b - Pitch the plane

c - Yaw the plane

d - Reduce drag

3) The Empennage is the

a - Front of a plane

b - Another name for the engine

c - Tail of plane

d - Cockpit

4) To make the nose of the aircraft move up, you would

a - Push the control column in

b - Turn the control column to the left or the right

c - Pull the control column towards you

d - Jump in the back of the plane

5) Having a Cambered wing allows

a - A low air pressure to be produced underneath the wing

b - A slower movement of air over the top of the wing

c - A wing to be weaker

d - A low pressure to be produced on top of the wing

6) Flaps extended on an aircraft

a - Allows the plane to increase speed

b - Allows the plane to decrease speed

c - Creates less lift

d - Has no effect on the speed or lift of an aircraft

7) Which of the following would best assist you in cooling an aircraft engine?

a - Full power, lean mixture and decreased airspeed

b - Reduced power, lean mixture and decreased airspeed

c - Reduced power, rich mixture and increased airspeed

d - Full power, rich mixture and reduced oil flow

8) In the Phonetic Alphabet, CFR would represent

a - Charles, Foxy, Red

b - Charlie, Foxtrot, Romeo

c - Chaplin, Fox, Roment

d - Clear, Fuel, Responsibly

9) If you stall an Aircraft

a - Air stops flowing over the wing and lift is lost

b - Air stops flowing over the wing and life is increased

c - Air increases over the wing and lift is reduced slightly

d - Air increases over the wing and lift is increased slightly

10) To recover from a stall

a - The nose of the Aircraft should be pitched up

b - The nose of the Aircraft should be yawed

c - The nose of the Aircraft should be pitched down

d - There is no need to react at all as the plane will continue to fly

11) Reducing Drag on an Aircraft allows

a - The Aircraft to increase fuel consumption

b - The Aircraft to go slower through the air

c - The Aircraft to increase speed through the air

d - The Aircraft to stall before reaching 16 degrees Angle of Attack

12) Longitudinal Stability is controlled by the

a - Horizontal Stabilizer

b - Vertical Stabilizer

c - Ailerons

d - Outer Wings

13) The Lateral Axis allows the plane to

a - Pitch

b - Roll
c - Yaw

d - Split in half on impact to the ground thus saving lives

14) The Longitudinal Axis allows the plane to

a - Pitch

b - Roll

c - Yaw

d - Pitch and Yaw

15) The Normal Axis allows the plane to

a - Pitch

b - Roll

c - Yaw

d - Roll, Pitch and Yaw

16) The 5 standard legs of a circuit in order of takeoff are

a - Upwind, Horizontal Wind, Base, Final, Approach

b - Cross Wind, Vertical Wind, Up Wind, Base, Go Round

c - Upwind, Crosswind, Downwind, Base, Final

d - Crosswind, Base, Short Base, Upwind, Final

17) After takeoff, at what height must you reach before making a turn in a circuit?

a - 1000 ft

b - 500 ft

c - 100 ft
d - 1500 ft

18) Pre Landing Checks occur on the

a - Downwind Leg

b - Vertical Leg

c - Base Leg

d - Extended Leg

19) What is the advantage of a thick cambered wing?

a - Can be built to make the wing a lot stronger

b - Allows the fuselage to move quicker

c - Provides little lift

d - There are no advantages

20) If the left Aileron was facing up, the aircraft would

a - Pitch down

b - Pitch up

c - Roll left

d - Roll right

21) If the Rudder was facing towards your left (viewed from front end of plane) the aircraft
would

a - Yaw left

b - Yaw right

c - Yaw up

d - Yaw down

22) The Rudder allows the plane to

a - Pitch up

b - Pitch down

c - Yaw to the left only

d - Yaw left or right

23) Where are the Ailerons best positioned on an aircraft?

a - As close as possible to the Fuselage on the Trailing Edge of the wing

b - As close as possible to the Fuselage on the Leading Edge of the wing.

c - On the outer wing on the Trailing Edge of the wing

d - On the outer wing on the Leading Edge of the wing.

24) What does the Vertical Speed Indicator show?

a - Climbing 500 ft per minute

b - Climbing 1000 ft per minute

c - Descending 500 ft per minute

d - Descending 1000 ft per minute

25) The red band on an Air Speed Indicator indicates

a - Normal operating range

b - Never exceed speed

c - All clear to lower flaps

d - Engine is on fire
26) What is the name of the pictured instrument?

a - Magnetic Compass

b - Cockpit layout

c - Heading Indicator

d - Artificial Horizon

27) What height is the Altimeter showing?

a - 4700 ft

b - 7400 ft

c - 4000 ft

d - 3700 ft

28) 1 Knot equals how many kilometres

a - 8.1km

b - 2km

c - 1km

d - 1.8km

29) It is only safe to use flaps when the airspeed is in what coloured band?

a - White

b - Red

c - Black

d - Orange
30) Unless otherwise stated, a circuit height is normally

a - 500 ft

b - 1000 ft

c - 5000 ft

d - 10,000 ft

31) In Aviation, height is expressed in

a - Feet

b - Centimetres

c - Metres

d - Hand spans

32) A Runway Heading indicates '18'. What does this mean?

a - The Runway is 18 years old

b - You must be over 18 years old to use the Runway

c - The direction is facing 018 degrees

d - The direction is facing due south

33) When you enter the Base leg, what must you immediately do?

a - Contact Control Tower Operator and ask for directions

b - Raise the flaps

c - Extend flaps

d - Apply full power

34) How many degrees do you turn for each Leg in a circuit?

a - 45

b - 180

c - 10

d - 90

35) On a Final in a circuit, as a plane is low over the runway, the pilot

a - Lowers the nose

b - Raises the nose

c - Prays

d - Applies full power

1 c, 2a, 3c, 4c, 5d, 6b, 7c, 8b, 9a, 10c, 11c, 12a, 13a, 14b, 15c, 16c, 17b ; 18a, 19a, 20d, 21b, 22d,
23c, 24b, 25b, 28d, 29a, 30b, 31a, 32c but here would be 180 instead of 018. Bcz we always take
zero on right sife here. 33c, 34d, 35b.

How many ans are correct?