Pilot Ground School

What is the primary purpose of an aircraft's control surfaces?

• To control the aircraft's attitude and movement in flight.

• To improve the aircraft's fuel efficiency.

• To enhance the aircraft's speed.

• To provide stability during flight.

Which instrument is used to measure the angle of attack of an aircraft?

• angle of attack indicator

• vertical speed indicator

• altimeter

• airspeed indicator

What is the purpose of a VOR (VHF Omnidirectional Range) in navigation?

• To calculate the speed of the aircraft.

• To communicate with air traffic control.

• To determine aircraft's radial position from the VOR station.

• To measure the altitude of the aircraft.

What is the term for the process of determining an aircraft's position and directing its movement?

• air traffic control

• aircraft management

• pilot control

• flight navigation

What is the primary function of an altimeter?

• measure airspeed

• calculate longitude

• determine temperature

• measure altitude

What is the term for the study of weather and its effects on aviation?

• atmospherics

• aviationology

• aerodynamics

• meteorology

What is the purpose of an air traffic control tower?

• To provide weather updates to pilots.

• To maintain the cleanliness of airport runways.

• To ensure safe and efficient movement of aircraft

• To control the flow of passenger traffic in airports.

What is the function of a fuel system in an aircraft?

• Generate electricity for the aircraft

• Control the temperature inside the cabin

• Navigate the aircraft to its destination

• Store, manage, and deliver fuel to the engines

What is the purpose of an anti-icing system in an aircraft?

• To improve passenger comfort.

• To prevent ice formation on critical surfaces

• To reduce engine noise.

• To increase fuel efficiency.

What is the primary purpose of an aircraft's electrical system?

• To control the aircraft's navigation

• To regulate the temperature inside the aircraft

• To provide fuel for the aircraft's engines

• To provide power for electrical components and systems on the aircraft.