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17: Pilot's Environment

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which instrument is the pitot tube connected to?

a)

airspeed indicator

b)

vertical speed indicator

c)

altimeter

d)

all of the above

2.

What instruments are affected by the pitot-static system?

a)

airspeed indicator

b)

attitude indicator

c)

altimeter

d)

vertical speed indicator

e)

heading indicator

3.

What does an altimeter measure?

a)

height above ground level

b)

height above mean sea level

c)

vertical trend information

4.

Which types of information are displayed on the vertical speed indicator?

a)

climb/ descent trend information

b)

airspeed and impact pressure

c)

altitude rate of change information

d)

maximum allowable airspeed

5.

Which is the correct heading that represents 170 degrees on a magnetic compass?

a)

17

b)

170

c)

170o

6.

Which flight instruments use gyroscopic properties for their operation?

a)

heading indicator

b)

magnetic compass

c)

turn coordinator

d)

attitude indicator

7.

Which two instruments make up the turn coordinator?

a)

inclinometer

b)

rate of turn indicator

c)

attitude indicator

d)

directional gyro

8.

What may be obtained from the attitude indicator?

a)

rate of turn

b)

degrees of bank

c)

height above sea level

9.

What type of equipment does the automatic direction finder use to aid with navigation?

a)

DME

b)

VOR

c)

NDB

10.

An aircraft is inbound on the front course. Which ILS indicator shows where the pilot must turn the aircraft to the left and remain centered on the glideslope in order to line up with the runway?

a)
b)
c)
11.

Which signal types are received by the radio magnetic indicator?

a)

NDB

b)

ILS

c)

VOR

d)

DME

12.

Which instruments are contained within the horizontal situation indicator?

a)

heading indicator

b)

automatic direction finder

c)

NAV radio receiver

d)

VOR/LOC indicator

e)

glideslope indicator

13.

The VOR course deviation needle indicates the aircraft’s position in relation to the selected _____.

a)

heading

b)

radial

c)

bearing

14.

The range displayed on the DME indicator is called _____ range

a)

omni

b)

straight

c)

slant

15.

What is an example of the phraseology used by air traffic controllers to direct a pilot to use a beacon code?

a)

“SCREECH ONE TWO THREE FOUR”

b)

“SQUAWK ONE TWO THREE FOUR”

c)

“DIAL IN ONE TWO THREE FOUR”

16.

The NAV/COM Radio is used to tune in which type of frequencies?

a)

air- to- ground

b)

air- to- air

c)

navigational

d)

AM radio

17.

Which type of equipment is used to set beacon codes assigned by ATC?

a)

NAV/ COM radio

b)

transitor

c)

transponder

18.

Which computer system is used by pilots for navigation and consists of a large database?

a)

MFS

b)

ND

c)

TCAS

d)

FMS

19.

On an FMS: Multi-purpose computer that can be used as a backup for other computers, in addition to providing terrain display, route planning, and weather information

a)

ND

b)

MFD

c)

PFD

20.

On an FMS: Replaces the attitude indicator, altimeter, and glideslope indicator

a)

ND

b)

MFD

c)

PFD

21.

On an FMS: Displays digital course and ground speed readouts in either full-compass or segmented arc configuration

a)

ND

b)

MFD

c)

PFD

22.

Which of the following best describes TCAS?

a)

Consists of two functions of surveillance

b)

Generates only traffic advisories

c)

Operates independently from ground-based ATC

d)

Identifies the intent of aircraft

e)

Designed to prevent near mid-air and mid-air collisions

23.

How should you respond, when an aircraft under your jurisdiction informs you that it is responding to an RA?

a)

Immediately issue an amended clearance

b)

Don’t issue any instructions contrary to the RA

c)

Continue to separate from the intruder aircraft

d)

Clarify and add additional instructions to the RA

24.

What condition occurs in your body when experiencing hypoxia?

a)

Abnormal amounts of oxygen in lungs

b)

Lungs can’t transfer carbon dioxide

c)

Lack of oxygen in blood, tissues, and cells

d)

Spatial disorientation

25.

Which physiological factors may affect a pilot, if their aircraft experiences pitot-static or gyroscopic system failure

a)

Drowsiness

b)

Euphoria and slurred speech

c)

Confusion and nausea

d)

Spatial disorientation (vertigo)

26.

Which of the following could lead a controller to suspect that a pilot is suffering from physiological effects of hypoxia?

a)

Request vectors

b)

Erratic headings

c)

Altitude changes

d)

Slurred speech

e)

Lean into turns