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WorksheetsSectional Chart Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
Lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.
Longitude
Latitude
Isogonic
Lines that start at the Equator.
Latitude
Longitude
Isogonic
If a pilot did not recognize a particular symbol contained within a sectional chart, what can he/she use to figure out what the symbol means?
Special Use Airspace section
Legend section
Scale section
What is the symbol next to the 1549 and (1463)?
Glider Airport
Major city
Obstruction 1,000 ft AGL or higher
What kind of airport is Greater Binghamton? (TOP ARROW)
other than hard surface runway
Hard surface runway: 1500 ft to 8069 ft.
Hard surface runway more than 8069 ft
What do pilots call the maps that they use to plan a flight from one airport to another?
Geographical map
Sectional Chart
Contour map
What color depicts Controlled Airspace?
Magenta
Purple
Yellow
Blue
Which is not a type of airport?
Controlled
Uncontrolled
Directed
Type of airport were pilots self manage themselves?
Uncontrolled
Controlled
Directed
Maximum Elevation Figure of 12(Big Number) 5(Small Number) means how many feet?
1,250 Feet
125 Feet
12,500 Feet
What type of obstruction is the arrow pointing at?
Obstruction more than 1,000 ft AGL
Obstruction less than 1,000 ft AGL
Group obstruction
What type of airspace is depicted by the DASHED BLUE circle?
Class Alpha
Class Charlie
Class Delta
Where in the sectional chart can I find information about a restricted area?
Legend
Glossary
Special Use Airspace section
What type of airspace is pointed at by the red arrows?
Class Alpha
Class Bravo
Class Charlie
What type of airspace is depicted by the pointing arrows?
Class Echo
Class Delta
Class Charlie
What is the hazard associated with Runway 36 at Forrest City airport?
Buildings
Trees
Towers
