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Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 35mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which ICAO Annex contains Rules of The Air?
a)
Annex 1
b)
Annex 2
c)
Annex 3
d)
Annex 36
2.
What are the basic parts of AIP?
a)
GEN, IGEN, ENR
b)
GEN
c)
GEN, ENR, AD
d)
AD, ENR, IGEN
3.
In which part of the VFR manual can you find VFR information?
a)
VFR-IGEN
b)
VFR-ENR
c)
ENR-IGEN
d)
GEN 1
4.
Where you can find rules for VFR flight?
a)
Annex 1
b)
VFR manual
c)
NOTAMs and AIP
d)
CTR and TMA
5.
Which documents contain information about abbrevations and symbols?
a)
VFR-IGEN
b)
VFR-ENR
c)
VFR-GEN
d)
GEN 1
6.
What does abbrevation TMA means?
a)
Terminal Maneuvering Area
b)
Temporary Maneuvering Area
c)
Transponder Mandatory Area
7.
What does abbrevation TSA means?
a)
Transponder Standby Area
b)
Temporary Segregated Area
c)
Temporary Separated Area
8.
What does abbrevation AGL means?
a)
Above ground line
b)
Allow ground loop
c)
Above ground level
9.
SSR code 7500 is
a)
Unlawful interference
b)
Emergency
c)
Radio failure
d)
Hijohn
10.
SSR code 7000 is
a)
Radio failure
b)
Unlawful interference
c)
Uncontroled VFR flight
d)
Radio failure
11.
SSR code 7600 is
a)
Unlawful interference
b)
Radio failure
c)
Uncontroled VFR flight
d)
Emergency
12.
SSR code 7700 is
a)
Unlawful interference
b)
Emergency
c)
Uncontroled VFR flight
d)
Hijohn
13.
SSR codes 7500, 7600 and 7700 are
a)
Unlawful interference, Radio failure and Emergency
b)
Emergency, Unlawful interference and Radio failure
c)
Radio failure, Emergency and Unlawful interference
14.
What is VFR flight?
a)
Flight following visual flying rules in IMC
b)
Flight following visual flying rules in TMA
c)
Flight following visual flying rules in CTR
d)
Flight following visual flying rules in VMC
15.
In which meteorological conditions you can fly
IFR?
IFR?
a)
VMC only
b)
IMC only
c)
VMC and IMC
d)
Never
16.
Type of airspaces defined in ICAO are?
a)
From A to D
b)
From B to G
c)
Type 1, 2, 3
d)
From A to G
17.
Vertical limit for G class in Czech rep. (LKAA)
a)
1000 ft AGL
b)
1000 m AGL
c)
1000 ft AAL
d)
1000 ft QNH
18.
Meteorological minima for VFR flight in class E?
a)
5 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds
b)
8 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds
c)
5 km flight visibility, 1500 ft horizontal and 1000 m vertical distance from clouds
19.
Meteorological minima for VFR flight in class C below FL 100?
a)
8 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds
b)
5 km flight visibility, 1500 m horizontal and 1000 ft vertical distance from clouds
c)
5 km flight visibility, 1500 ft horizontal and 1000 m vertical distance from clouds
20.
Where can you find class C in Czech rep.?
a)
Everywhere
b)
Every controled airport
c)
Every uncontroled airport
d)
TMA Praha, all CTA above FL95 to FL660
21.
What is IFR flight?
a)
Flight following instrument flying rules in IMC or VMC
b)
Flight following instrument flying rules in TMA
c)
Flight following instrument flying rules in CTR
d)
Flight following instrument flying rules in VMC
22.
In which meteorological conditions you can fly VFR?
a)
VMC only
b)
IMC only
c)
VMC and IMC
d)
never
23.
Type of airspaces defined in Czech rep. (Czech AIP) are?
a)
A, G, E, D
b)
B, G, C
c)
Type 1, 2, 3
d)
G, E, D, C
24.
Vertical limits for class E airspace in Czech rep. (LKAA)
a)
0 - 1000 ft AGL
b)
0 - 4000 ft AGL
c)
1000 ft AGL – FL 95
d)
FL 95 - FL 150
25.
Meteorological minima for VFR flight in class G?
a)
5km but not less thab 1500m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.
b)
10km but not less thab 5000m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.
c)
10km but not less than 1500m with special consideration. Helicopters 5km not less than 800m with special consideration.
26.
Where can you find class D in Czech rep.?
a)
Everywhere
b)
Every controled airport
c)
Every uncontroled airport
d)
All TMA and CTR except TMA Praha
27.
You are in class C airspace. Do you need two way communication established?
a)
No
b)
Yes
c)
Yes, but only as VFR flight
d)
Yes, but only as IFR flight
28.
You want to conduct your flight in class C airspace. Are you subject to an ATC clearance?
a)
Yes, but only as VFR flight
b)
Yes, but only as IFR flight
c)
No
d)
Yes
29.
You want to conduct your flight in class D airspace. Are you subject to an ATC clearance?
a)
Yes, but only as VFR flight
b)
Yes, but only as IFR flight
c)
Yes
d)
No
30.
You are in class E airspace. Do you need two way communication established?
a)
No
b)
Yes
c)
Yes, but only as VFR flight
31.
Are you subject to an ATC clearance in class G airspace?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Yes, but only as VFR flight
32.
You are in class G airspace, is there any speed restriction?
a)
Yes, 250 kt IAS below 10000 ft AMSL
b)
No
c)
Yes, 250 kt IAS below 10000 ft AMSL, but as VFR flight only
33.
You are in class G airspace and you want to enter class D airspace. How long in advance you should establish two way comunication with ATC?
a)
3 min
b)
5 min
c)
3 miles
d)
5 miles
34.
VFR flight shall not be flown
a)
Over congested area, assembly of persons at a height less than 1000 ft (300 m) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 600 m from the aircraft
b)
Over congested area, assembly of persons at a height less than 3000 ft (1000 m) above the highest obstacle within a radius of 6000 ft m from the aircraft
c)
I class C airspace
35.
During en route VFR flight, minimum height above terrain should be
a)
500 ft/ 150 m AGL
b)
1000 ft / 300 m
c)
500 ft / 150 m AAL
d)
1000 ft / 300 m AGL
36.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Need for special precautions while approaching or landing
c)
Right-hand traffic
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
37.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Need for special precautions while approaching or landing
c)
Right-hand traffic
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
38.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Directions to be used by aircraft for landing and take off
c)
Right-hand traffic
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
39.
What does a steady green light from the tower to an airplane in air mean?
a)
Return for landing
b)
Stop immediately
c)
Land at aerodrome and proceed to apron
d)
Clear to land
40.
What does a steady red light from the tower to an aircraft taxiing mean?
a)
Clered to taxi
b)
Stop
c)
Cleared for Take off
41.
When two of the same type of aircraft are flying head on, each must move to their
a)
Left
b)
Right
c)
Continue the same course
42.
When two aircraft are flying head on, each must move to
a)
their right
b)
their left
c)
continue the same course
43.
When two of the same type of aircraft are flying head on, each must move to their
a)
Left
b)
Right
c)
Continue the same course
44.
The faster flying aircraft must overtake on the ..... side, of the slower aircraft.
a)
Right
b)
Left
c)
Must reduce speed
45.
If two aircraft are at the same height and on converging courses
a)
The aircraft with the other on its right hand side has to give the way
b)
The aircraft with the other on its left hand side has to give the way
c)
The aircraft with the other on its right hand side has to set SQUAK 7700
d)
The aircraft with the other on its right hand side continue straight level flight
46.
An aircraft which has the right of way shall maintain
a)
its course and speed
b)
two way communication with collision traffic
c)
visual contact with other traffic
47.
Airborne Collision Avoidance:
Flight in the Vicinity of an Aerodome
Flight in the Vicinity of an Aerodome
a)
The commander of the aircraft has the right to make pattern of traffic independantly from other traffic, he has to report his position on traffic pattern only.
b)
The commander of the aircraft shall not conform to the pattern of traffic formed by other aircraft intending to land or not to keep clear of the airspace in which the traffic pattern is formed.
c)
The commander of the aircraft shall conform to the pattern of traffic formed by other aircraft intending to land or keep clear of the airspace in which the traffic pattern is formed.
48.
Airborne Collision Avoidance:
Flight in the Vicinity of an Aerodome
Flight in the Vicinity of an Aerodome
a)
All turns should be made to the left. Unless ground signals or ATC direct otherwise.
b)
All turns should be made to the right. Unless ground signals or ATC direct otherwise.
c)
All turns depend on wind direction and strenght.
49.
Airborne Collision Avoidance:
Order of Landing
Order of Landing
a)
An aircraft landing or on its final approach to land shall not have the right-of-way over other aircraft in flight or on the ground or water.
b)
An aircraft landing or on its final approach to land shall have the right-of-way over other aircraft in flight or on the ground or water.
c)
Aircraft in flight or on the ground or water shall have the right-of-way over an aircraft landing or on its final approach to land.
50.
Airborne Collision Avoidance:
Order of Landing
Order of Landing
a)
If the commander of an aircraft is aware that another aircraft is making an emergency landing, he shall give way to that aircraft.
b)
If the commander of an aircraft is aware that another aircraft is making an emergency landing, he still has got the right to land first.
c)
It is on commander of an aircraft decision, if he gives the way for landing to another aircraft, which is making an emergency landing.
51.
If two or more flying machines, gliders or airships are approaching any place for the purpose of landing, the aircraft at …....... shall have the right-of-way.
a)
the lower altitude
b)
the higher altitude
52.
Where is green light on an aircraft
a)
left
b)
right
c)
tail
53.
Where is red light on an aircraft
a)
left
b)
right
c)
tail
54.
Where is white light on an aircraft
a)
left
b)
right
c)
tail
55.
What does abbreviation TRA means?
a)
Total Restricted Area
b)
Temporary Restricted Area
c)
Temporary Separated Area
56.
What does abbreviation AMSL means?
a)
Above mean Sea Line
b)
Allow min sea level
c)
Above Mean Sea Level
57.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Need for special precautions while approaching or landing
c)
Right-hand traffic
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
58.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Need for special precautions while approaching or landing
c)
Glider flights in operation
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
59.
What does this aerodrome ground signal means?
a)
Landing prohibited
b)
Direction for landing or take-off
c)
Right-hand traffic
d)
Closed runways or taxiways
60.
What does a steady red light from the tower to flying aircraft mean?
a)
Return for landing
b)
Stop
c)
Give way to other aircraft and continue circilng
d)
Clear to land
61.
What does a steady green light from the tower to an aircraft taxiing mean?
a)
Cleared to taxi
b)
Stop
c)
Cleared for Take off
62.
QNH
a)
is the pressure at mean sea level
b)
is the pressure at aerodrom level
c)
is set to 1013.25 hPa
63.
When you set the QNH, altimeter will indicate
a)
ALTITUDE – the vertical distance above mean sea level
b)
ALTITUDE – the horizontal distance from TWR
c)
Your height above terrain during flight
64.
Standard pressure setting is
a)
1013.25 Mpa
b)
1013.25 Pa
c)
1013.25 hPA
d)
1013.25 kg
65.
Flight level is defined
a)
as a surface of constant atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of feet
b)
as a surface of constant atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of meters
c)
as a surface of different atmospheric pressure which is separated from other similar levels by a specified interval, and expressed in hundreds of feet
66.
Transition altitude is
a)
defined as the altitude below which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to altitude
b)
defined as the altitude above which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to altitude
c)
the lowest flight level available
67.
Transition level is
a)
the highest flight level available
b)
the lowest flight level available for use above the transition altitude
c)
defined as the height below which the vertical position of aircraft is controlled by reference to standard setting 1013.25 hPa
68.
Emergencies:
Distress
An emergency call prefixed by the words
Distress
An emergency call prefixed by the words
a)
“MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY”
b)
“PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN”
c)
"SOS, SOS, SOS"
69.
Emergencies:
Urgency
An urgency call prefixed by the words
Urgency
An urgency call prefixed by the words
a)
"SOS, SOS, SOS"
b)
“MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY”
c)
“PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN”
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