Aircraft General Knowledge - PPL(A) English - Private Pilot License (Aircraft)

Test 10 domande Aircraft General Knowledge, tempo libero

1 - What happens to a helicopter during cruise when the stick is moved forward without other corrections? The speed increases and the sink rate increases The speed decreases and the sink rate increases The speed increases and the sink rate decreases The speed decreases and the sink rate decreases

2 - Which cockpit instruments are connected to the static port? Altimeter, vertical speed indicator, airspeed indicator Airspeed indicator, direct-reading compass, slip indicato Altimeter, slip indicator, navigational computer Airspeed indicator, altimeter, direct-reading compass

3 - How is the nose or tail wheel usually controlled on small aircraft and motor gliders? By the steering wheel By the control column By weight movement By the pedals

4 - Reasons for dents in the helicopter structure are... Material defects or old colour. Intense erosion or high wear. Hard landing or excessive stress. Excessive engine rpm and cylinder defects.

5 - Fuel quantity in small aircraft is most commonly measured through a level sensor. The European Certification Specifications CS 23 require that... At least one fuel quantity indicator must be available to indicate the total amount of fuel abord an aircraft. This Indicator must be calibrated adequately to indicate the correct amount of fuel during all phases of flight. If the fuel indicator fails, the pilot must land at the next available airport. If no fuel quantity indicator is available to the pilot in flight, the pilot must check the fuel quantity before commencing the flight and recalculate the remaining fuel on board in regular intervals during the flight. A fuel quantity indicator must be available for each tank and the indicator must be calibrated to read "zero" during level flight when the quantity of fuel remaining in the tank is equal to the unusable fuel supply.

6 - A true altitude is... A height above ground level corrected for non-standard pressure. A height above ground level corrected for non-standard temperature. A pressure altitude corrected for non-standard temperature. An altitude above mean sea level corrected for non-standard temperature

7 - How should an Otto engine be shut down? By completely leaning the mixture By moving the propeller to the feathered position By closing the throttle lever completely By shutting down the generator

8 - What does the octane rating or fuel grade describe? Anti-knock rating Flame front speed Ignition timing Combustion temperature

9 - A horizontal situation indicator (HSI) combines the information provided by... The directional gyro and the flight director. The rate gyro and the slip indicator The directional gyro and the VHF navigation receiver. The attitude indicator and the flight director.

10 - What are the primary and the secondary effects of a rudder input to the left? Primary: yaw to the left Secondary: roll to the right Primary: yaw to the left Secondary: roll to the left Primary: yaw to the right Secondary: roll to the left Primary: yaw to the right Secondary: roll to the right

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