WorksheetsOPA 2 RECO 2024
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
What is the main function of an airplane's fuselage?
Transport passengers and cargo
Support the weight of the plane during landing
Stabilize the plane
Generate lift force
What part of the aircraft fuselage contains the cockpit?
Rear fuselage
Center fuselage
Tail cone
Front fuselage
What is the main function of the empennage of an airplane?
Control the roll movement
Stabilize the aircraft
Generate lift force
Control the pitch movement
What part of an airplane's wings is used to move the aircraft laterally?
Lift Enhancers
Ailerons
Slats
Spoilers
What is the main function of slats on an airplane's wings?
Increase the lift
Reduce speed during landing
Control the roll movement
Reduce drag
What is the main function of a jet engine in an airplane?
Control the roll movement
Propel the aircraft forward
Generate lift force
Stabilize the aircraft
What part of the airplane engine is responsible for connecting the engine to the wings?
Pylons
Fairing
Nacelles
Thrust reversers
What type of jet engine is commonly used in commercial airplanes?
Turbofan
Turbojet
Turbopropeller
Turbojet
The________________ are hinged on the wings and move downward to push the air down and make the wing tilt up.
flaps
fuselage
ailerons
wingtips
THESE ARE IN CHARGE OF REDUCING THE VORTEX
A RECIPROCATING ENGINE IS CHARACTERIZED BY HAVING ...
The wheels of a plane are called the
landing gear
wheels
fuselage
wheel rims
The brakes of an airplane are operated by ___________
pedals
the wings
levers
the Pilot
The four strokes present in a recirpocating engine are...
intake
compression
ignition
exhaust
outake
compression
ignition
exhausted
ontake
comprehension
ignition
exhaust
intake
decompression
combustion
explosion
The _______________ moves left and right to control the left or right movement of the plane
rudder
tail
fin
flaps
The wings of a plane are also called...
airfoils
wings
flaps
trim tabs
FLAPS
AILERONS
SLATS
ELEVATORS
FLAPS
WINGTIPS
SLATS
SPOILERS
RUDDER IS IN CHARGE OF THE _______ OF THE AIRCRAFT
PITCH
YAW
ROLL
ELEVATION
AILERONS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE ______ MOTION
YAW
ROLL
PITCH
STALL
The __________ can be raised or lowered to change the direction of the plane's nose
elevator
fin
fudder
The wings of a plane are called
airfoils
wings
flaps
trim tabs
IF YOU LOOK AT THE SKY AT NIGHT, AND SEE THAT THERE ARE SOME LIGHTS MOVING IN THE SKY, A RED TO THE RIGHT AND A GREEN TO THE LEFT ... IT MEANS THAT IS A PLANE ...
COMING TOWARD YOU
GOING AWAY FROM YOU
GOING TO THE LEFT
GOING TO THE RIGHT
Where are the pilots located in an airplane?
AFT fuselage
Forward cargo compartment
Passenger cabin
Cockpit
What part of the plane is known as the 'Cabin'?
Pilots cabin
Passenger's cabin
Cargo Hold
Bulkhead
What is the name of the seat next to the window on an airplane?
Window seat
Center Seat
Aisle seat
Middle seat
What part of the plane is used to store carry-on luggage?
Overhead compartment
Dog House
Cargo hold area
PSU
What part of the aircraft is responsible for providing electrical power in case of engine generator failure?
Navigation lights
Auxiliary power unit
In-flight entertainment system
Beacon lights
What do the navigation lights on an airplane indicate?
If there is fuel in the tanks
If the engines are running
If the plane is approaching or moving away
If the antennas are working
What part of the plane is composed of blades?
Antennas
Fuel tanks
Headlights
Propellers
What part of the plane stores the fuel?
Antennas
Fuel tanks
Headlights
Propellers
Overhead Bin
Overhead table
Overhead panel
Overheadrest
PSU
APU
IFE
AFI
What crucial information do flight instruments provide to the pilot?
Aircraft weight, payload capacity, fuel consumption
Distance traveled, flight time, remaining fuel
Altitude, airspeed, heading
Atmospheric pressure, temperature, wind speed
What do the initials IFR mean in aviation?
Fast Flight Instruments
Instrument Flight Rules
Real Flight Information
Fast Flight Instructions
What instruments are known as 'Pitot-Static Instruments'?
Magnetic Compass, Artificial Horizon, T arrangement
Turn Coordinator, Heading Indicator, Vertical Speed Indicator
Vertical Speed Indicator, Altimeter, Turn Coordinator
Airspeed Indicator, Attitude Indicator, Altimeter
What function does the Vertical Speed Indicator serve?
Shows the altitude of the aircraft above sea level
Indicates the speed of the plane in relation to the outside air
Shows the attitude of the aircraft in relation to the horizon
Shows the rate of ascent or descent of the plane
What instrument shows the attitude of the aircraft in relation to the horizon?
Vertical Speed Indicator
Attitude Indicator
Turn Coordinator
Heading Indicator
What does the Turn Coordinator indicate?
The altitude of the aircraft
The speed of the plane
The rotation about the longitudinal axis
The direction of the plane in cardinal points
What function does the Altimeter serve?
Shows the attitude of the aircraft in relation to the horizon
Shows the rate of ascent or descent of the plane
Indicates the speed of the plane in relation to the outside air
Shows the altitude of the aircraft above sea level
What instruments are part of the 'Gyroscopic instruments'?
Airspeed Indicator, Altimeter, Turn Coordinator
Attitude Indicator, Heading Indicator, Vertical Speed Indicator
Magnetic Compass, Artificial Horizon, T arrangement
Vertical Speed Indicator, Altimeter, Turn Coordinator
What is the standardized pattern in which the 6 flight instruments are organized?
T Arrangement
Circular Distribution
Line Organization
Cross Pattern
What information does the Artificial Horizon provide?
The altitude of the aircraft
The speed of the plane
The rotation about the longitudinal axis
The direction of the plane in cardinal points
What instrument shows the speed of the airplane in relation to the outside air?
Vertical Speed Indicator
Altimeter
Airspeed Indicator
Attitude Indicator
What function does the Magnetic Compass serve?
Indicates the speed of the aircraft in relation to the outside air
Shows the direction of the aircraft in cardinal points
Shows the altitude of the aircraft above sea level
Shows the attitude of the aircraft in relation to the horizon
What is one of the critical aspects of flight planning that involves ensuring the aircraft can safely reach its destination?
Fuel calculation
Choice of Flight Crew
Selection of route
Choice of onboard equipement
What type of routes should aircraft follow in controlled airspace?
Routes that constantly change
Routes without restrictions
Longer routes to increase flight cost
Predefined routes known as 'airways'
What is the total weight of passengers, their luggage, and any cargo on an aircraft?
Ramp weight
Landing weight
Payload
Takeoff weight
What unit of measurement is commonly used for speed during commercial aviation travel?
Kilometers per hour (km/h)
Miles per hour (mph)
Knots (kn)
Meters per second (m/s)
What is the weight of an aircraft in the terminal building when it is ready for departure?
Weight of brake release
Landing weight
Takeoff weight
Ramp weight
What type of fuel should aircraft carry beyond the minimum required to fly from origin to destination?
Taxi fuel
Emergency fuel
Reserve fuel
Takeoff fuel
What type of security rules must aircraft flying long distances over oceans or deserts comply with?
NOTAM rules
VFR rules
IFR rules
ETOPS rules
What is the weight of an aircraft when landing at the destination?
Landing weight
Takeoff weight
Ramp weight
Brake release weight
What unit of measurement is commonly used for distance in commercial aviation?
Kilometers (km)
Miles (mi)
Meters (m)
Feet (ft)
What is the sum of the empty operating weight and payload of an aircraft?
Ramp weight
Landing weight
Zero fuel weight
Takeoff weight
What function involves coordinating flight schedules, aircraft availability, and crew scheduling?
Operations control
Flight planning
Crew management
Aircraft maintenance
What type of data do flight dispatchers use to stay informed about delays and be able to act to mitigate their effects?
AIA data
NOTAM data
METAR data
Real-time data
What function involves managing flight crews and scheduling rest between flights?
Aircraft maintenance
Operations control
Crew management
Flight planning
What aspect is essential to maximize aircraft utilization in an airline?
Flight control systems
Scheduling
Aircraft maintenance
Ground operations
What function involves the planning and coordination of flight schedules, aircraft availability, and crew scheduling?
Aircraft maintenance
Crew management
Flight planning
Operations control
Nonverbal communication or NVC is important in every person-to-person situation. It has two major kinds– body language and physical appearance.
Researchers found out that there are 6 types of body expressions under non-verbal cues:
1. Emblems
2. Illustrators
3. Regulators
4. Adapters
5. Affect displays
6. Postures and gestures
1. symbols
2. codes
3. Regulators
4. Adapters
5. Affect displays
6. Postures and gestures
1. Emblems
2. Illustrators
3. Regulators
4. Resources
5. Affect displays
6. Postures and gestures
1. Messages
2. Illustrators
3. Regulators
4. Adapters
5. Indicators
6. Postures and gestures
Which of the words or phrases of procedures mean: "comuníqueme si ha recibido y comprendido éste mensaje".
Acknowledge
Affirm
Clear
Approved
Which of the words or phrases of procedures mean: " he recibido toda su transmision anterior".
Cancel
Roger
Stand by
Over
Desearía saber o deseo tener...
Request
Report
Negative
Stand by
Examina un sistema o un procedimiento...
Request
Copied
Check
Roger
To expedite communications and avoid mistakes when pronouncing a word, what is used?
the phonetic alphabet
the Braille code
the communications manual
the numbers in English
When transmitting a number, it should be...
read one by one
read by digits
read in pairs of numbers
read in thousands
What is my signal strength? Can you hear me?
Radio Check
You understand what was said
Your message is finished.
Message received and understood.
which of the words or phrses of procedures mean: "comuníqueme si ha recibido y comprendido éste mensaje".
Acknowledge
Affirm
Clear
Apporved
The international radio language is (a) , except in cases where you are licensed to speak in some other language.
Don’t ________if you hear other people talking. Wait until their conversation is finished.
speak
chat
answer
In radio ____________you are not called by your name. Everybody has their own unique call sign.
aviation
authorization
dispatch
What type of aircraft is known for its distinctive rotor system and is capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL)?
Jet Fighter
Helicopter
Cargo Plane
Glider
What key documents does a flight dispatcher review before planning a flight?
In-flight meal menus
Passenger manifest
Pilot's favorite movie choices
Flight release and weather briefings
In flight planning, what is the primary goal of fuel calculation for a flight dispatcher?
Minimizing passenger weight
Maximizing in-flight entertainment options
Ensuring the aircraft has enough fuel for the entire journey
Reducing the number of flight crew members
What role do Flight Dispatchers play in analyzing meteorological conditions?
Predicting flight booking trends
Forecasting aircraft maintenance needs
Predicting hazards to flight safety
What is 'zero fuel weight' in aircraft terminology?
The weight of the aircraft at the start of a runway.
The weight of the aircraft at the gate.
The weight of the aircraft excluding usable fuel.
What is the primary purpose of an alternate airport in a flight plan?
To save fuel.
To facilitate in-flight passenger changes.
To provide an alternative landing option if the primary destination becomes unavailable.
What are the two safety-critical aspects of flight planning?
Fuel calculation and air traffic control compliance.
Route optimization and speed control.
Passenger count and baggage weight.
What are some considerations we need to have before planning a flight ?
Air traffic flow and airspace
Weather conditions
Aircraft range
Number of passengers
number of cabin crew
