WorksheetsAMA Flight School Practice Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does sUAS stand for?
Small Unmanned Air System
Small Uncontrolled Aircraft
Small Unmanned Air Vehicle
Semi Unmanned Air System
An sUAS must weigh less than _______
50 Pounds
55 Pounds
75 Pounds
30 Pounds
This sUAS has VTOL capabilities, as well as being Rotary Wing
Helicopter
Plane
Drone
Quadcopter
This sUAS has VTOL capabilities, as well as being Multi-rotor
Plane
Helicopter
Drone
Pentacopter
The _______ Is the structure of the AV
Airframe
Avionics
Autopilot
Payload
The _______ handle(s) navigation and flight management
Avionics
Airframe
Autopilot
Payload
The _______ is the guidance system of the AV
Autopilot
Avionics
Airframe
Payload
The ______ is what the sUAS is carrying. Usually some form of sensor
Payload
Avionics
Airframe
Autopilot
This makes the sUAS fly
Payload
Airframe
Propulsion
Autopilot
The _____ is the component in the AV that the transmitter sends data to
Receiver
Transmitter
Payload
Airframe
The _______ sends data to a receiver inside of the AV
Transmitter
Receiver
Payload
Autopilot
Full operator control is known as:
Manual Mode
Stabilization Mode
Autopilot
Return Mode
Autopilot to keep the AV stable is known as:
Manual mode
Stabilization mode
Autopilot
Return mode
Making a flight plan for an AV to automatically follow is known as:
Waypoint Mode
Stabilization Mode
Autopilot
Manual Mode
Setting an AV to orbit a fixed point is known as:
Stabilization Mode
Manual Mode
Waypoint Mode
Loiter Mode
This mode is used in emergency situations:
Failsafe Mode
Waypoint Mode
Manual Mode
Loiter Mode
Class A is:
Prohibited
Busy Airports
Uncontrolled
Small Airports
Class B is:
Busy Airports
Prohibited
Small Airports
Uncontrolled
Class C is:
Moderately Busy Airports
Busy Airports
Uncontrolled
Small Airports
Class D is:
Small Airports
Moderately Busy Airports
Busy Airports
Uncontrolled
Class E is:
Airspace between classes A and G
Airspace between classes D and C
Airspace between classes B and A
Uncontrolled Airspace
Class G is
Uncontrolled
Busy Airports
Prohibited
Small Airports
Wind that opposes the direction of the AV is referred to as:
Headwind
Tailwind
Rightwind
Leftwind
Wind that blows across the runway is know as:
Crosswind
Tailwind
Headwind
Landwind
Wind that travels in the same relative direction as the AV is known as:
Tailwind
Headwind
Crosswind
Backwind
