Unit 6 Exam Review

What type of special use airspace is shown?

• Reserved

• National security

• Restricted

• Military operations

Which of the following are good examples of checkpoints that a pilot can use for navigating? Select 3 answer choices.

• large stadiums

• trees

• streetlights

• lakes

• cities

What is shown in the VFR sectional chart?

• A wind turbine farm whose tallest wind turbine is 4,024 ft

• Control towers that are 4,024 ft tall

• Mountains whose highest peak is 4,024 ft

• The base of neighboring Restricted airspace is 4,024 ft MSL

The coordinates of El Paso Airport (ELP) are about 31.8° N, 106.4° W. Albuquerque International Airport (KABQ) is about 270 miles north. Which of the following are most likely the coordinates of KABQ?

• 20.6° N, 106.4° W

• 31.8° N, 107.1° W

• 31.8° N, 98.5° W

• 35.0° N, 106.6° W

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CCSS.5.G.A.1

True course and magnetic are the same when there is no magnetic variation.

• True

• False

A pilot departs an airport in Livermore, California, at 07:00 UTC on January 15. They fly east to Pueblo, Colorado, landing 8 hours later. What is UTC time when the aircraft lands in Colorado?

• 15:00

• 01:00

• 14:00

• 16:00

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CCSS.3.MD.A.1

What is the magnetic heading for Point A? (6.B.1)

• 000 degrees

• 005 degrees

• 010 degrees

• 020 degrees

What is the magnetic heading of the aircraft in the image? (6.B.1)

• 135 degrees

• 165 degrees

• 150 degrees

• 160 degrees

Point B is associated with __________. (6.B.1)

• 005 degrees

• 010 degrees

• 015 degrees

• 020 degrees

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CCSS.4.MD.C.5B

CCSS.HSG.CO.A.1

What does the angle between the VOR’s north line and the longitude lines represent? (6.B.1)

• true variation

• magnetic variation

• nautical miles

• reciprocal heading