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Flight Weather Briefer

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
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1.

At minimum, pilots should be briefed with the following graphical products:

a)

Horizontal Weather Depictions (HWD)

b)

Upper Wind Chart

c)

Flight Forecast Packets

d)

Instrument Flight Rules Chart (IFR)

2.

All charts should be prepared in:

a)

pencil

b)

dark blue ink

c)

black ink

d)

red ink

3.

All HWDs will at a minimum depict atmospheric conditions from SFC to ____ ft above the flight level and be within _____ NM of the flight route.

a)

5000 ft

b)

3000 ft

c)

10 NM

d)

25 NM

4.

Required entries on the HWD include:

a)

cloud coverage that is 5/8 or more

b)

areas of CB and TCU

c)

fronts and pressure centers

d)

ceilings lower than 3000 ft

e)

significant weather & obstructions to vision

5.

Vertical Weather Depictions (VWD) is a vertical cross section of the atmosphere that:

a)

shows flight hazards in both horizontal and vertical

b)

valid for the midpoint

c)

most illustrative diagram for flight briefing

d)

covers the entire route

e)

shows flight hazards in the vertical

6.

VWDs should represent areas of cloudiness, all areas of thunderstorms, and:

a)

height of the freezing level above MSL

b)

wind speed and direction at 5000 ft increments

c)

areas of icing/turbulence

d)

tornadic activity

e)

freezing levels 3000 ft above station pressure

7.

Upper wind charts are displayed using (a)   .

8.

Upper wind charts include data representative of upper level winds that are (a)   above and below the proposed cruise altitude with temperatures in Celsius.

9.

A ditching heading is used for flights ________ will show a(n) ______ indicating the direction of ditching.

a)

over water

b)

with heavy turbulence

c)

arrow

d)

circle

10.

The predicted altimeter settings chart is provided for all flights ________ and that are operating at _____ ft and below.

a)

over water

b)

with high turbulence

c)

3000 ft

d)

1500 ft

11.

(a)   is a turbulence chart with layers encoded in hundreds of feet, type & intensity, corresponding symbols, and areas of LLWS.

12.

(a)   is an icing chart that depicts layers encoded in hundreds of feet with type & intensity and a corresponding symbol.

13.

(a)   is an Instrument Flight Rules chart.

14.

For AIRMET SIERRA, ceilings must be less than _____ ft, visibility less than ____ miles, and affect ___% of the area.

a)

1000 ft

b)

3000 ft

c)

3

d)

5

e)

50

15.

Flight Forecast Packets will be retained by the generating location for a period of (a)   or, in the case of aircraft mishap, as long as it is necessary to complete an investigation.