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Mini SOPS Quiz 30/11/20

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During approach on a Precautionary, FLWOP, or practice glide approach - what is the minimum height you must be wings level or go around?

a)

200 feet indicated

b)

200 feet AGL

c)

100 feet indicated

d)

100 feet AGL

2.

What is the minimum number of people to plane-pull a multi-engine aircraft?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

3.

During preflight you notice that the 50 hour check is due in 1 hour. Your minimum flight time is 1.1 hours. Can you go flying?

a)

Yes, if you notify reception after the flight

b)

Yes - you can exceed the 50 hour check but not the 100 hour

c)

Yes - you can exceed the 50 hour check if within 5 hours over

d)

No. Raise with your instructor, who will discuss with an engineer

4.

What height is VFR stable gate?

a)

300 feet AGL

b)

300 feet indicated

c)

500 feet AGL

d)

500 feet indicated

5.

What is the max rate of descent on base/final to be considered 'stable'?

a)

600 fpm

b)

700 fpm

c)

800 fpm

d)

100 fpm

6.

What should you do if you are not stable by stable gate, or become unstable below?

a)

Fix it within the next 200'

b)

Fix it before touchdown

c)

Continue, as long as you think it's within your ability

d)

Go around

7.

You are travelling over Darfield township. Elevation is 700 feet. What is the minimum altitude required on your altimeter as you pass over?

a)

500'

b)

1000'

c)

1500'

d)

1700'

8.

Your instructor has approved you to practice FLWOPs while on a XC solo. Elevation is 3320' at your planned location, how low can you go before going around?

a)

500' AGL

b)

1000' AMSL

c)

3820' indicated

d)

4320' indicated

9.

While taxiing on the western apron, a tailwind is pushing you faster than normal. What are your actions?

a)

Set throttle to idle but allow wind to push you at running pace as you cannot ride brakes

b)

Set throttle to 1000 RPM and ride the brakes as required to maintain a fast walking pace

c)

Set throttle to idle and ride the brakes as required to maintain a fast walking pace

d)

No action is required - a fast taxi is unavoidable with a tailwind

10.

During flight, a CB (circuit breaker) pops. What are the procedures surrounding CB reset during flight?

a)

No resets permitted during flight. Land before attempting any action

b)

Reset as many times as needed to regain operation of the system

c)

You can reset, once only, if the system is deemed essential for the safety of the flight

d)

You can reset, multiple times, if the system is deemed essential for the safety of the flight

11.

You are operating at an aerodrome with a displaced threshold. How will this affect your flying?

a)

You must land after the displaced threshold, and takeoff from the displaced threshold

b)

You must land at the RWY threshold, and takeoff from the displaced threshold

c)

You must land after the displaced threshold, and takeoff using full length

d)

Either threshold is suitable, depending on the weather and performance of the aircraft

12.

On a solo XC, you experience an emergency. Can you divert to an unplanned aerodrome, or one that is not in the route guide?

a)

No, not under any circumstances

b)

Yes, if this is the safest option, and you have declared a PAN PAN or MAYDAY call

13.

You are planning for an area solo departing from WL. Runway 04 is in use at WL, and at CH runway 29. Which riverbank should you use while tracking west?

a)

Southern bank, as WL 04 is in use

b)

Northern bank, as WL 04 is in use

c)

Southern bank, as CH 29 is in use

d)

Northern bank, as CH 29 is in use

14.

As a pre-PPL student on a solo flight, can you practice glide approaches, short fields, or flapless landings without prior discussion/authorization?

a)

No

b)

Yes, if you have mastered normal landings

c)

Yes, as long as conditions are suitable and you do so safely

15.

How many approach attempts / go-arounds on a particular runway, before you should divert to a more suitable runway or airfield?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

No limit