Meteorology - EASA Drone A2 Quiz - Drone Pilot Certification

While flying in VLOS, if your drone is suddenly and violently pushed upwards without any pilot input, what is the most likely meteorological cause?	4 Answers
In which atmospheric layer is the protective ozone layer primarily located?	4 Answers
What does the term 'Absolute Altitude' mean?	4 Answers
Aviation weather radar (such as those viewed on aviation apps) is primarily used to detect and track:	4 Answers
The passage of a fast-moving cold front is typically marked by which immediate weather changes?	4 Answers
In aviation, what does 'RVR' stand for?	4 Answers
What is a 'Squall Line'?	4 Answers
Why does a multirotor drone typically have significantly shorter flight times at very high altitudes (e.g., 3,000m in the mountains)?	4 Answers
Why is 'Virga' considered a visual warning sign for pilots?	4 Answers
An anemometer is an instrument used to measure:	4 Answers

Meteorology - EASA Drone Quiz A2