AVIATION INDOCTRINATION

Question 1: Which statement is FALSE?

• a. Slow depressurization can be caused by faults in door/windows seals or faults in the air conditioning system.

• b. Slow depressurization is a gradual loss of cabin pressure (less than 10 seconds).

• c. Rapid depressurization can take up to 10 seconds for the cabin pressure to equalize with the outside conditions.

• d. Explosive decompression can take only one or two seconds.

Question 2: What is the exact definition of oxygen deficiency?

• a. Oxygen deficiency is an issue when the human body is supplied with too much oxygen. Crew members must recognize the signs and symptoms of oxygen deficiency.

• b. Oxygen deficiency is an issue when the human body lacks oxygen. Crew members must recognize the signs and symptoms of oxygen deficiency.

• c. Oxygen deficiency is a normal condition on the human body at the cabin altitude compressed at 5000-8000 ft.

• d. Oxygen deficiency is a condition on the human body at the cabin altitude reduced pressure at 5000-8000 ft.

Question 3: What is an airfoil?

• a. The part of the wing that first contacts the air.

• b. The rear edge of an aircraft wing or the wing area where necessary control surfaces are located.

• c. The part of the engine that provides thrust.

• d. The part of the wing that generates lift.

Question 4: The system that protects aircraft and engines from icing is:

• a. Anti-icing system and de-icing system.

• b. Anti-icing system and anti-icing system.

• c. De-icing system and anti-icing system.

• d. De-icing system and de-icing system.

Question 5: A passenger is breathing faster than normal. The passenger is considered in which state?

• a. Lack of oxygen.

• b. Hyperventilation.

• c. Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

Question 6: A structural or seal failure in an aircraft will cause a decrease in cabin pressure. What is this situation called?

• a. Decrease in pressure.

• b. Decrease in pressure.

• c. Decrease in pressure or decrease in pressure.

• d. System failure.

Question 7: What does the Crosswind blow against?

• a. in the direction of the vehicle or aircraft's movement/wind blowing from behind.

• b. directly from the front, opposing forward motion.

• c. the side of the runway.

• d. in the opposite direction of the right wing.

Question 8: Where is the Elevators component placed?

• a. Vertical stabilizer.

• b. Each half of the horizontal stabilizer.

• c. Rear edge of the Wing.

• d. Vertical spar.

Question 9: What is the function of flaps?

• a. They can be retracted to reduce drag during flight. Retraction and extension are operated hydraulically.

• b. They cannot be retracted.

• c. They cannot be extended.

• d. They can be retracted to increase drag during flight. Retraction and extension are operated hydraulically.

Question 10: Choose the correct full name of IATA:

• a. International Air Transport Association.

• b. International Airport Association.

• c. International Airline Ticketing Association.