Brian's Plane Situation Quiz

What was Brian's initial reaction when he could not understand the situation?

• He immediately took control of the plane.

• He felt as if his hands and arms were lead.

• He called for help.

• He jumped out of the plane.

What did Brian's mind scream at the pilot to do?

• To wake up and take control of the plane.

• To remain calm and land the plane.

• To call for an emergency.

• To leave the cockpit.

What did the pilot do in response to the situation?

• He took control and stabilized the plane.

• He communicated with the control tower.

• His head rolled on a neck impossibly loose.

• He managed to wake up and act.

Despite the situation, what was still happening with the plane?

• The plane was losing altitude rapidly.

• The plane was still flying.

• The plane had landed safely.

• The plane was in a nosedive.

What did Brian try to do when he realized the pilot was unresponsive?

• He tried to wake the pilot up by shouting.

• He attempted to perform CPR on the pilot.

• He touched the pilot on the chest to check for a heartbeat.

• He took control of the plane immediately.

What was Brian's reaction when the plane hit more turbulence?

• He felt relieved as the plane stabilized.

• He felt the nose of the plane drop slightly.

• He managed to level the plane himself.

• He parachuted out of the plane.

What did Brian realize about the pilot's condition?

• The pilot was sleeping.

• The pilot was pretending to be unresponsive.

• The pilot was almost certainly dead.

• The pilot was regaining consciousness.

What did the character do to raise the plane?

• He pushed the wheel forward

• He pulled back on the stick

• He stepped on the rudder pedals

• He turned the control wheel

What happened when the character pushed the wheel back in too far?

• The plane's nose went above the horizon

• The plane's engine stopped

• The plane's nose went below the horizon

• The plane stabilized immediately

How did the character finally manage to steady the plane?

• By keeping the wheel pushed forward

• By pulling the stick back as hard as possible

• By aiming the plane at the horizon and holding the wheel steady

• By stepping on the rudder pedals continuously