Human factor and limitations - EASA PPL(A) - Private Pilot License

Question 1

The ongoing process to monitor the current flight situation is called...

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Situational awareness.

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Constant flight check.

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Situational thinking.

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Anticipatory check procedure.

Question 2

At about 12000 ft during a long cross-country, what should the pilot remember?

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time of useful consciousness becomes a consideration

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It is relevant only above FL200

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It is unrelated to workload

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It is measured by the altimeter

Question 3

Which human performance statement is correct? A pilot with a cold should be cautious because...

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blocked sinuses or ears can cause barotrauma

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colds remove fatigue

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It improves judgement in all cases

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It is solved by ignoring symptoms

Question 4

The average decrease of blood alcohol level for an adult in one hour is approximately...

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0.01 percent.

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0.1 percent.

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0.03 percent.

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0.3 percent.

Question 5

In day-to-day private flying, which statement is correct for stress?

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It can narrow attention and degrade decision-making

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It is relevant only above FL200

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It always improves reaction time

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It is unrelated to workload

Question 6

Medication before flight should be...

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assessed for aeromedical fitness and side effects

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taken without reading warnings

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mixed with alcohol

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ignored if bought without prescription

Question 7

Which answer states a risk factor for diabetes?

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Overweight

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Smoking

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Sleep deficiency

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Alcohol consumption

Question 8

What is the best combination of traits with respect to the individual attitude and behaviour for a pilot?

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Extroverted - stable

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Introverted - unstable

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Introverted - stable

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Extroverted - unstable

Question 9

At about 10000 ft when workload is high, what should the pilot remember?

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oxygen deficiency becomes more relevant and judgement may be affected

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It is a radio navigation error

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It always improves reaction time

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It is useful only after landing

Question 10

What should a private pilot remember about decision-making?

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Conservative choices should be made early when margins reduce

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Passenger pressure should decide safety

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It affects only passengers

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It is a radio navigation error

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