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WorksheetsCPL Nav Progress Test 05
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
An aircraft is 16 minutes late after traveling 260km. Will it be late or early to its destination which is a further 260nm away and by how many minutes?
Late by 32 minutes
Late by 46 minutes
Early by 32 minutes
Late by 26 minutes
If you set heading overhead Queenstown at 2000ft AMSL and will climb to 8000ft AMSL, what altitude should you take the wind from?
6000ft
5000ft
4000ft
7000ft
CAS: 150kt
Pressure altitude: 5500ft
OAT: -25°C
What is TAS?
156kt
160kt
146kt
140kt
Your flight plan has you descending from 9000ft down to 3000ft to arrive overhead Glentanner aerodrome. What temperature and wind will you use?
29033 MS02
27033 MS05
29033 MS05
31020 MS02
If your heading in magnetic is 330° and deviation is 2°E what will the compass heading be?
328°C
332°C
328°M
332°M
Reserve fuel is taken at what consumption rate?
Cruise consumption
Holding consumption
Circuit and landing consumption
Taxi consumption
The specific gravity of AVGAS is?
0.72
0.80
0.76
0.78
If you have to climb from 3000ft to 6000ft and your aircraft climbs at a dismal 250ft per minute, how many minutes will it take to climb?
12 minutes
8 minutes
3 minutes
9 minutes
Convert 650 US Gallons to Liters
2460
246
2200
220
You're at a pressure altitude of 5000ft with the RPM set for cruise at 2400rpm. The temperature is 20° above standard. What is your fuel consumption in GPH?
6.85 GPH
6.7 GPH
7 GPH
7.6 GPH
Your fuel consumption rate is 33 liters an hour and you want to know how much fuel you'll burn on a specific leg. The leg is 112nm and you have a ground speed of 105kt.
35.2L
38.2L
30.2L
40.2L
What is the legal minimum fuel reserves for a day and night VFR cross-country flight?
30 minutes by day 45 minutes by night
45 minutes by day or night
45 minutes by day 60 minutes by night
30 minutes by day or night
You are maintaining a track of 100°M by holding a heading of 110°M. The weather up ahead doesn't look very good and you decide to turn around. What heading should you set on the way back?
280°M
290°M
270°M
105°M
When lost how should you re-establish position?
By looking from ground to map
By looking from map to ground
By calling the CFI and asking them to check on V2
By using Avplan
If you have been forced down to a lower altitude you should
Confirm your position more often as you can't see as much and there is less room for error as you are closer to the ground if there was an engine failure
Confirm your position less often as you can't see as much and there is more room for error as you are closer to the ground if there was an engine failure
Calculate PNR time and distance for a daytime flight between NZUK and NZNS given the following:
Fuel loaded: 266L
Fuel burn: 38L
TAS: 310kt
Winds NZUK to PNR: +35kt
Winds PNR to NZNS -20kt
2.9 hours 1000nm
2.5 hours 863nm
3.2 hours 1104nm
4.6 hours 1587nm
Calculate ETP time and distance for a daytime flight between A and B given the following:
Total distance: 550nm
TAS: 240kt
Winds A to ETP: +15kt
Winds ETP to B -15kt
275nm 69 minutes
255nm 50 minutes
295nm 77 minutes
315nm 85 minutes
Select all that apply
What are some of the errors a GPS has limiting its use to supplement normal visual navigation?
Ionospheric error
Tropospheric error
Multi-path error
Flux capacitor error
What is the coordinate system used by GPS units?
WGS84
WWV91
RIC92
AUG1999
What is the significance of getting a RAIM warning?
It predicts weather on-route. If there is a RAIM warning you should fly with caution
It calculates how many satellites will be available to you during your flight. If a RAIM warning appears you should not rely on the GPS for navigation
It is delivered via the post and is a warning that your flying is dangerous and you may be liable for a fine up to $7,500
It stands for receiver autonomous integrity monitoring system and is used to maintain vertical separation between VFR and IFR traffic.
Select the correct answer
A = HD/TAS B = WD/WS C = TRK/GS D = Drift
A = TRK/GS B = WD/WS C = HD/TAS D = Drift
A = Drift B = WD/WS C = TRK/GS D = HD/TAS
A = HD/GS B = WD/WS C = TRK/TAS D = Drift
55 x 123 = ?
6760
676
7150
686
7500 divided by 280 = ?
27
270
35
350
Your ground-speed is 145kts and you've been traveling for 2 hours 25 mins. How far have you gone?
350nm
350km
330nm
370nm
Whats your fuel consumption if you burn 185L in 306 minutes?
36L an hour
40L an hour
31L an hour
45L an hour
What is 38°C in Fahrenheit?
100°F
88°F
110°F
122°F
To maintain a track of 147°M you hold a heading of 144°M. Your GPS is giving you a ground-speed of 109kt and your TAS is 119kt. Calculate the wind speed and direction.
115/12
013/07
024/16
135/29
Your track is 004°M and your Garmin is saying there is a wind from 264°M 20kt. Your TAS is reading 126kt. What heading and ground-speed should you maintain to stay on track?
355°M 128kt
009°M 128kt
013°M 128kt
013°M 135kt
A waypoint (WPT) is defined as
A location or fix which can be entered into an area navigation system and is primarily published for IFR
A location or fix which can be entered into an area navigation system and is primarily published for VFR
A location or fix which can be plotted on a visual navigation chart and is primarily published for IFR
A location or fix which can be plotted on a visual navigation chart and is primarily published for VFR
You’ve been flying along above flat ground at a constant indicated altitude, but the air temp is getting warmer. Which is true?
Your true altitude is also constant
Your height will be decreasing
As long as the QNH is constant, your height will be constant also
Your height will be increasing
