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Recreational UAS Safety Practice Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which authority requires The Recreational Unmanned Aircraft Systems (TRUST) Safety Test?

a)

National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA)

b)

Federal Aerospace Association (FAA)

c)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

d)

The Recreational Unmanned Aircraft Systems Administration (TRUST)

2.

What does the § symbol mean before each United States Code?

a)

Section

b)

Symbol

c)

Safety

d)

Code

3.

For the purpose of the safety course, what is defined as a drone?

a)

Airplanes, helicopters, and quad-copters

b)

Remote controlled (RC) cars, RC helicopters, and quad-copters

c)

Remote Controlled (RC) airplanes, RC Helicopters, and quad-copters

d)

All remote controlled vehicles

4.

What is the risk of flying a quad-copter drone?

a)

Colliding with aircraft

b)

Injuring people

c)

Property damage

d)

All of the above

5.

Why are recreational drone flyers required to take a safety course?

a)

To pass an aeronautical knowledge and safety test required by title 49 United States Code (U.S.C.) §44809(a)(7)

b)

To pass an aeronautical knowledge and safety test required by title 49 Texas State Code (U.S.C.) §44809(a)(7)

c)

To pass an aeronautical knowledge and safety test required by the manufacture.

d)

To obtain a better rate on drone liability insurance

6.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Fly professionally

b)

Fly for recreational purposes only

c)

Fly for special sporting events

7.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Follow the manufacture's directions

b)

Follow the safety guidelines of a Community Based Organization (CBO)

c)

Follow the FAA guidelines for remote controlled vehicles

8.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Keep your drone in your visual line of sight (VLOS)

b)

Keep your drone in the visual line of sight of your on-the-ground spotter

c)

Fly in controlled airspace with without authorization

9.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is- When you are flying your drone-

a)

Communicate with airport control within the immediate area

b)

Communicate with manned aircraft in the immediate airspace

c)

Always give way and never interfere with manned aircraft

10.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Get an airspace authorization before flying in controlled airspace

b)

Get an airspace authorization after flying in controlled airspace

c)

Get an airspace authorization before flying in uncontrolled airspace

11.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Do not fly higher than 50ft above the ground in uncontrolled airspace

b)

Do not fly higher than 100ft above the ground in uncontrolled airspace

c)

Do not fly higher than 200 feet above the ground in uncontrolled airspace

d)

Do not fly higher than 400 feet above the ground in uncontrolled airspace

12.

One of the Exceptions for Limited Recreational Operation of Unmanned Aircraft is-

a)

Mark and register your drone with the FAA

b)

Mark and register your drone with the manufacturer

c)

Register your drone for warranty with the manufacturer

13.

Flying for recreational purposes means-

a)

Flying for a little business

b)

Flying for payment

c)

Flying for work

d)

Flying only for fun

14.

If you fly for money or to help your business, you must fly under 14 Code of Federal Regulations

a)

CFR Part 100

b)

CFR Part 107

c)

CFR Part 2023

d)

CFR Part 2000

15.

It is important that you understand that your drone will be flying in the same airspace as-

a)

Manned Aircraft

b)

Other Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

c)

Both A & B

16.

Airspace in the United States is designed to ensure-

a)

a safe space for everyone.

b)

a dangerous space for aircraft

c)

only licensed professionals are able to fly.

17.

Airspace is divided into two main categories-

a)

manned and unmanned aeronautical vehicles

b)

below 400 feet and above 400 feet

c)

controlled and uncontrolled

18.

Flying in uncontrolled airspace means that you

a)

have to comply with all the rules under the Exception for Recreational flyers.

b)

DO NOT have to comply with all the rules under the Exception for Recreational flyers.

c)

are able to fly above 400 feet altitude.

19.

Airspace restriction can be temporary or permanent.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Unless specifically authorized by the FAA, recreational drone flying is limited to no more than ______ ft above ground level in uncontrolled space.

a)

100 feet

b)

200 feet

c)

400 feet

d)

500 ft

21.

Select ALL the types of airspace restrictions in the United States.

a)

Stadiums and Sporting Events

b)

Military Airfields

c)

The White House

d)

Near Airports

22.

Flying a drone near a wildfire is dangerous and can cost lives. When people fly drones near wildfires, fire response agencies often ground their aircraft to avoid the potential for a midair collision. Delaying airborne response poses a threat to firefighters on the ground, residents and property in nearby communities, and it can allow wildfires to grow larger. What level of crime is it to fly a drone in a wildfire?

a)

Federal, punishable by up to 12 months in prison and $20,000

b)

State, drone will be confiscated.

c)

City, fine charged

d)

No crime. No penalty

23.

Why is it so dangerous to fly a drone near a wildfire?

a)

Firefighting aircraft fly at very low altitudes, typically just a couple of hundred feet above the ground.

b)

The drone will melt.

c)

The drone will lose radio connection.

d)

It is not dangerous because the drone is unmanned.

24.

This notice is shown when the Alamodome area is selected. The 3 hour restriction applied before and after an event means-

a)

A temporary restriction is in place.

b)

A permanent restriction is in place.

c)

Helicopters will be in place.

d)

Only licensed pilots are allowed to fly their drones.

25.

If you are in controlled airspace you will most likely need to get airspace authorization from-

a)

NASA

b)

FAA

c)

Airport

d)

Local police station