AVIONICS QUIZ 1 2022-26 BATCH

What does the term 'avionics' refer to?

• The maintenance of aircraft
• The study of aircraft engines
• The design of aircraft wings
• The combination of aviation and electronics

What can you infer about the evolution of avionics from early aviation to now?

• Avionics systems have remained unchanged.
• Avionics is only used in military aircraft.
• Avionics has become less important over time.
• Avionics has integrated more advanced technology.

Why is avionics important in aviation?

• It is mainly for aircraft maintenance.
• It replaces the need for pilots in aircraft.
• It is used only for entertainment purposes.
• It helps pilots navigate and communicate.

How do communication systems in avionics function?

• They monitor engine performance.
• They allow pilots to talk with air traffic controllers.
• They detect weather conditions.
• They control the aircraft's speed.

Which system in avionics helps pilots determine their position?

• Monitoring systems
• Navigation systems
• Weather systems
• Communication systems

How do weather radar systems in avionics help pilots?

• By providing information on fuel levels.
• By detecting storms and turbulence.
• By controlling the aircraft's speed.
• By allowing communication with passengers.

What is one way avionics systems enhance flight safety?

• By increasing the speed of the aircraft.
• By providing entertainment options for passengers.
• By allowing pilots to monitor aircraft performance.
• By reducing the need for pilots.

Which avionics system helps pilots track engine temperature?

• Weather systems
• Monitoring systems
• Communication systems
• Navigation systems

Which of the following is a potential future development in avionics?

• The development of artificial intelligence to assist pilots.
• The use of paper maps for navigation.
• The return to manual flight controls.
• The elimination of all electronic systems.

What role do avionics systems play in autopilot functionality?

• They replace the need for navigation systems.

• They assist in maintaining altitude and direction.

• They provide manual control to pilots.

• They are only used during takeoff and landing.