WorksheetsATRN428 Midterms
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 23mins
An important factor that influences aircraft performance and flying safety.
Water Vapor
Barometric Pressure
Weather
Moisture
The Greek word which more or less meant “Something in the Sky”.
Meteoros
Meteoron
Meteuros
Meteuron
It is the temperature the air needs to be cooled in order to achieve a 100% relative humidity (RH).
Climate
Freezing Point
Dew Point
Moisture
Absorbs energy from the sun, recycles water and other chemicals, and works with the electrical and magnetic forces to provide a moderate climate.
Moisture
Atmosphere
Ozone Layer
All the above
The transfer of heat by the movement of a fluid (liquid or gas) between areas of different temperature.
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
Evaporation
A TAF is issued every_ hours.
1 hour
2 hours
6 hours
12 hours
Layer of the Atmosphere where Shooting stars blaze.
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
A METAR is issued every _ hours.
1 hour
2 hours
6 hours
12 hours
RPVJ is
Hilongos Airport – Hilongos, Leyte
Roxas-del Pilar Airport – Roxas, Palawan
Kalibo Airport – Kalibo, Aklan
Masbate Airport – Masbate City, Masbate
A map displaying the likely weather forecast for a future time.
Weather Chart
Synoptic Chart
Prognostic Chart
Aeronautical Chart
Can impair flying skills, more susceptible to disorientation and hypoxia.
Medication
Illness
Alcohol
Fatigue
A most prominent symptom for Hypoxia where your fingernails and lips turn blue.
Euphoria
Drowsiness
Numbness
Cyanosis
What is the 5th step to the Decision Making process?
Detect a Change
Choose a desirable outcome
Evaluate
Do the Action
Objects appear further than they actually are.
Up-Sloping Runway
Down-Sloping Runway
Haze Illusion
Autokinesis
Time of Useful Consciousness at 28,000 ft.
1 to 2 Minutes
2 ½ to 3 Minutes
3 to 5 Minutes
5 to 10 Minutes
Caused by the Lack of Focal points in Hazy or Dark Conditions
Empty Field Myopia
Haze Illusion
Autokinesis
Black Hole Approach
When using Supplemental Oxygen from Hypoxia, what safe Altitude should you fly during the night?
2,000 ft
5,000 ft
8,000 ft
10,000 ft
Time of Useful Consciousness at 35,000 ft.
9 to 15 seconds
15 to 20 seconds
30 to 60 seconds
1 to 2 minutes
A system of lights on top of each other found on the side of an airport runway threshold that provides visual descent guidance information during final approach.
PAPI
VASI
MAMI
DADI
The maximum time a pilot has to make a rational decision.
Aeronautical Decision Making
Time of Useful Consciousness
Pilot Error
Preflight Instructions
A type of Transponder that transmits the Aircraft’s Identification and Altitude.
Mode A
Mode C
Mode T
Mode S
Squawk Code for an Aircraft with faulty Radio Communication.
1200
7700
7600
7500
The highest peak of a Radio Wave.
Crest
Trough
Amplitude
Frequency
What is the Frequency Coverage for a Medium Frequency band?
3-30 kHz
30-300 kHz
300-3000 kHz
3-30 mHz
Messages concerning the servicing of Aircraft.
Flight Safety Messages
Maintenance Log Messages
Flight Regularity Messages
Direction Finding Alerts
“Let me know that you have received and understood this message.”
AFFIRM
ACKNOWLEDGE
ROGER
CONFIRM
Call sign Suffix for APP CTRL RADAR ARRIVAL
APPROACH
CONTROL
RADAR
ARRIVAL
Call sign Suffix for AERODROME CONTROL
TOWER
CONTROL
DEPARTURE
AERODROME
“Repeat all, or the specified part of this message”
WORDS TWICE
SAY ALL
READ BACK
SAY AGAIN
How many G’s does the ELT activate on impact?
2 Gs
4 Gs
5 Gs
10 Gs
What frequency does the ELT transmit on distress for the Military?
121.9 mHz
121.5 mHz
243 mHz
406 mHz
Type of Radio Wave with a Short Wavelength and Good Quality.
Very Low Frequency
Low Frequency
Medium Frequency
High Frequency
A device that receives a radio signal and sends out a signal in response.
Transmitter
Transponder
ELT
Radio
Phonetic for the letter “L”
Lift
Lira
Lima
Lamp
What is ELT?
Emergency Location Transponder
Emergency Live Transmission
Emergency Locator Transmitter
Emergency Locator Transponder
The Atmosphere is a blanket of air made up of a mixture of gasses that surrounds the Earth and reaches almost 360 miles from the surface of the Earth.
True
False
Maybe
The Stratosphere is where the weather is formed.
True
False
Maybe
A major factor for the Atmospheric Circulation is the uneven heating of the Earth’s atmosphere.
True
False
Maybe
The Ferrel Cell is found at the 30 degrees latitude.
True
False
Maybe
As the air expands, it becomes less dense and lighter than the surrounding air.
True
False
Maybe
The third Step of the ADM is to Identify actions which can control the change.
True
False
Maybe
Autokinesis occurs when only the runway lights are visible during an approach.
True
False
Maybe
To prevent Optical Illusions, you should make frequent reference to the altimeter, especially during all approaches, day and night.
True
False
Maybe
A Down Sloping Runway has an illusion of higher than actual orientation leading to a lower approach.
True
False
Maybe
The Antidote for Macho is “Taking chances is foolish”.
True
False
Maybe
Phonetic Spelling is only used if there is a chance of misunderstanding.
True
False
Maybe
For Altitude and Flight Level, it shall be transmitted by pronouncing the digit first, followed by “hundred” or “thousand”.
True
False
Maybe
The pilot can abbreviate the call sign after the relevant Station has abbreviated it.
True
False
Maybe
Meteorological Messages are the top 5 priority of Message categories.
True
False
Maybe
Extremely High Frequency has a frequency coverage of 300-3000 mHz.
True
False
Maybe
