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Aviation Knowledge Assessment

Welcome to the Aviation Knowledge Assessment quiz! Test your understanding of essential aviation concepts, instrument usage, and safe flying procedures.

Ideal for aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts, this quiz will challenge your knowledge with questions covering:

Flight safety procedures
Instrument functions
Performance limitations
Basic flight operations

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by FlyingFalcon321

Altitude 5300 ft, TAS 150 kts and the local QNH is 1013hPa, From how far approximately you should commence the descent of 700ft/min to pass a specific village, say "Patokoski", at 2500 ft?

8 NM from Patokoski

16 NM from Patokoski

10 NM from Patokoski

2 NM from Patokoski

How long does it take to make a heading chance of 90°with rate one turn ?

4 minutes

30 seconds

1 minute

2 minutes

If the static source to an altimeter becomes blocked during the climb, the instrument will

Over read

Under read by an amount equivalent to the reading at the same time that instrument became blocked

Continue to indicate the reading at which the blockage occurred

Gradually return to zero

Which one of the following is a control instrument ?

Altimeter

Vertical speed indicator

Turn co-ordinator

Airspeed indicator

Vne is the maximum speed

With flaps extended in landing position

Not to exceed in still air and with caution

At which the flight controls can be fully deflected

Which must never be excceeded

What is the primary instrument when monitoring with "Basic T - Scan" -method

Artificial orizon

Airspeed indicator

Turn co-ordinator

Directional gyro

The weather is getting worse. Suddenly, you notice that you have lost the visual ground contact and it seems that you might actually be inside a cloud. Your aircraft is not IFR-certified. What is the first thing to do in prescribed situation

Maintain straight and level flight until clear of weather

Initiate shallow descent until clear of weather

Avoid looking out and start controlling the aircraft solely by reference to instruments

Initiate 180° turn back towards the original heading

Which of the following instruments is a performance instrument

Altimeter

Artificial horizon

Balance indicator

Turn co-ordinator

An indirect indication of the pitch angle can be seen from

Airspeed indicator (ASI)

Artificial horizon, or attitude indicator (AI)

Turn co-ordinator (TC)

Directional gyro (DG)

The most important instrument when controlling the aircraft solely by reference to instruments

Airspeed indicator

Altimeter

Vertical speed indicator

Artificial horizon

The names of the following instruments are

(1) artificial horizon, (2) turn co-ordinator, (3) vertical speed indicator

(1) ball instrument, (2) artificial horizon, (3) altimeter

(1) turn co-ordinator, (2) direction gyro, (3) vertical speed indicator

(1) turn co-ordinator, (2) artificial horizon, (3) vertical speed indicator

While maintaining the rate one turn, the correct bank angle is obtained from

The artificial horizon

The turn co-ordinator, because the correct bank angle does not vary with speed

The slip indicator

The turn co-ordinator, because the correct bank angle varies with speed

Vno is the maximum speed

Not to exceed except in still air with caution

At which the flight controls can be fully deflected

With flaps extended in landing position

Which must never be exceeded

The direct indication of pitch angle can be seen from

Airspeed indicator

Vertical speed indicator

Artificial horizon

Ball

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