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

Question 1

What should a private pilot remember about decision-making?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of hyperventilation?

Accepted Answer

Cyanosis

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Tingling

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Spasm

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Disturbance of consciousness

Question 3

Which human performance statement is correct? The safest response to deteriorating personal fitness before flight is to...

Accepted Answer

delay or cancel the flight

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fly lower than planned

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It is solved by ignoring symptoms

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It is relevant only above FL200

Question 4

A Grey-out is the result of...

Accepted Answer

Positive g-forces

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Hypoxia

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Tiredness

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Hyperventilation

Question 5

Stress normally becomes harmful when...

Accepted Answer

demands exceed perceived ability to cope

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the pilot plans early

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the checklist is used

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weather is checked

Question 6

How should situational awareness be understood by a private pilot?

Accepted Answer

It requires continuous monitoring of aircraft state, position, weather and plan

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It is a fuel contamination symptom

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It is solved by ignoring symptoms

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It is prevented by flying faster

Question 7

Which of the following is responsible for the blood coagulation?

Accepted Answer

Blood plates (thrombocytes)

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Red blood cells (erythrocytes)

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Capillaries of the arteries

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White blood cells (leucocytes)

Question 8

For what approximate time period can the short-term memory store information?

Accepted Answer

10 to 20 seconds

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35 to 50 seconds

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30 to 40 seconds

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3 to 7 seconds

Question 9

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

Accepted Answer

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 10

Which statement about dehydration is correct for a PPL(A) pilot?

Accepted Answer

It can reduce concentration and physical performance

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It improves G tolerance

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It only affects engines

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It is solved by reducing lookout

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