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CPL Nav Progress Test 04

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define a great circle

a)

Its plane passes through the centre of the Earth

b)

All parallels of longitude

c)

All meridians on latitude

d)

Cuts all meridians at a constant angle

2.

Define the prime meridian

a)

The point where NZDT or NZST is measured

b)

Passes through 0°E/W and 180°E/W

c)

A datum for time which changes position depending on the season

d)

The meridian passing through Greenwich

3.

What kind of line is this?

a)

Great circle

b)

Small circle

c)

Rhumb line

d)

Converging line

4.

True or Flase

Bearing to the station is found by adding heading to relative bearing in an anticlockwise direction.

a)

False

b)

True

5.

What is a caution when deriving distance from a chart?

a)

Distances change over the chart and therefore the distances are always slightly inaccurate

b)

Using the right side of the nav ruler depending on what the chart scale is

c)

Ensuring that everything is in km when making a flight plan

d)

That variation is accounted for when converting nm to sm

6.

Select the true statement

a)

Distance is measured in nm, altitude is measured in feet, visibility is measured in m or km and runways are measured in m.

b)

Distance is measured in sm, altitude is measured in hectopascals, visibility is measured in km and runways are measured in m.

c)

Distance is measured in sm, altitude is measured in feet, visibility is measured in m or km and runways are measured in km.

d)

Distance is measured in nm, altitude is measured in feet, visibility is measured in quartz and runways are measured in km.

7.

What is the distance between West Melton aerodrome and flags on this 1: 250,000 chart?

a)

20nm

b)

10nm

c)

30nm

d)

20km

8.

Define true airspeed

a)

EAS corrected for density error

b)

CAS correct for density error

c)

EAS corrected for drift error

d)

EAS corrected for dilution error

9.

If an aircraft fly's a constant IAS from a cold area into a warm area TAS will?

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

Stay the same as you haven't climbed or descended

d)

Decrease initially then increase

10.

If you maintain a constant TAS in a descent what will happen to IAS?

a)

Increases

b)

Decreases

c)

Remains unchanged

d)

Becomes innacurate

11.

What is a waypoint?

a)

A location or fix which can be entered into an area navigation system such as a GPS

b)

A prominent geographical feature that can be seen by day

c)

A prominent geographical feature that can be seen by day or night if lighted

d)

Is your position when you are on time. If you are running late you are overpoint.

12.

True or false

With QNE set and outside air pressure is lower than 1013.2 the altimeter will over-read (you are lower than you actually are)

When outside air pressure is higher than 1013.2 the altimeter will under-read (you are higher than you actually are)

a)

True

b)

False

13.

You are on a heading of 090°M, what cruising level should you use?

a)

North 3500ft

b)

South 4500ft

c)

North 4500ft

d)

South 3500ft

14.

Define local mean time

a)

Is the time at a selected meridian of longitude

b)

Is know as LMT and is the same time all over NZ

c)

Is time divided up into 24 time zones around the world

d)

Is the time your watch shows

15.

If you were converting degrees of longitude to time what would 31° represent?

a)

2 hours 4 mins

b)

6 hours 8 mins

c)

2 hours 20 mins

d)

4 hours 24 mins

16.

True or false?

NZDT is UTC minus 13 hours

a)

False

b)

True

17.

Is a Mercator chart a conic projection or cylindrical projection?

a)

Conic

b)

Cylindrical

18.

On a lamberts conformal chart great circles:

a)

Are straight lines

b)

Curve concave to the nearest pole

c)

Curve convex to the nearest pole

d)

Cut all meridians of longitude at the same angel

19.

Which chart would you use for traveling short distances?

a)

Lamberts conformal chart

b)

Mercator chart

20.

What colour and scale is a visual planning chart?

a)

Yellow 1:1,000,000

b)

Blue 1:500,000

c)

Green 1:250,000

d)

Orange 1:125,000

21.

Earth distance is 219nm and the chart scale is 1:500,000. What chart distance would this be?

a)

81cm

b)

44cm

c)

43cm

d)

62cm

22.

(Select all that apply)

How do charts indicate relief?

a)

Using different colours for different elevation

b)

Using spot heights to indicate the highest points on mountains

c)

By referencing the height numerically in each quadrant of the chart

d)

By showing variation as a dashed line that goes over the ocean segments only

23.

The 1 in 60 rule states

a)

If you have gone 60nm and you are 1nm off track then your TE is 1°

b)

If you have gone 1nm and you are 0.60nm off track then your TE is 6°

c)

If you have gone 60nm and you are 2nm off track then your TE is 1°

d)

If you have gone 60nm and you are 2nm off track then your TE is 4°

24.

Select all that apply

List the factors to be considered when selecting a VFR cross-country route

a)

Weather forecasts and conditions

b)

Alternate routes

c)

MCT time if the plan is to be finished late in the afternoon

d)

ATC and airspace frequencies

25.

What is an agonic line?

a)

Line joining places of equal deviation

b)

Line join places where there is no difference between true or magnetic heading

c)

Line joining places of equal variation

d)

Line joining places of equal latitude

26.

Calculate PNR time and distance for a daytime flight between A and B given the following:

Fuel loaded: 645L

Fuel burn: 150L

TAS: 220kt

Winds A to PNR: +20kt

Winds PNR to B -30kt

a)

1.7 hours 415nm

b)

1.8 hours 430nm

c)

1.5 hours 430nm

d)

2.5 hours 615nm

27.

Calculate ETP time and distance for a night-time flight between A and B given the following:

Total distance: 380km

TAS: 160kt

Wind A to ETP: -25kt

Wind ETP to B: -20kt

a)

1.2 hours 162nm

b)

0.87 hours 117nm

c)

1.3 hours 155nm

d)

1.6 hours 216nm

28.

How often should you select visual reporting points on your cross-country flight?

a)

No later than 30 minutes, no less than 12 minutes and they should be more often when over built up areas

b)

No later than 30 minutes, no less than 12 minutes and they should be less often over built up areas

c)

Every 15 minutes and more often over built up areas

d)

Every 15 minutes and less often over built up areas

29.

(Select all that apply) What are good checkpoints to use when flying in the mountains?

a)

Large valleys

b)

Small valleys

c)

Large rivers

d)

Small rivers

e)

Mountain ranges

30.

(True or false)

Isolated mountains like Mt Taranaki can be clearly identified on a cross country flight

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Except in circumstances where you are unsure of your precise position, it is recommended that you read:

a)

From chart to ground

b)

From ground to chart

c)

From AIP to ground

d)

From ground to AIP