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AMCT

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) in aviation?

a)

A. To provide recipes for cleaning products

b)

B. To offer quick reference in case of chemical spills or injuries

c)

C. To list maintenance schedules

d)

D. To track employee safety training

2.

Why must guards and safety covers on tools never be removed or disabled?

a)

They interfere with operations

b)

They protect the operator from potential hazards

c)

They are difficult to remove

d)

They are expensive to replace

3.

Why must tools and equipment be calibrated regularly?

a)

To keep them clean

b)

To ensure accuracy and safety

c)

To prevent theft

d)

To maintain their color

4.

What does ABBS stand for in aviation safety?

a)

Aviation Basic Safety Standards

b)

Aviation Behaviour-Based Safety

c)

Aviation Best Safety System

d)

Aviation Bureau for Safety

5.

What is the function of self-locking nuts in aviation?

a)

To enhance appearance

b)

To prevent loosening under severe vibration

c)

To increase tightening efficiency

d)

To reduce weight

6.

How many washers are typically allowed on a bolt-nut assembly in aviation?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

7.

What should be checked when weighing an aircraft?

a)

The type of fuel used

b)

The position of the jacks

c)

That the aircraft is in a level position and protected from wind

d)

The color of the paint

8.

Why should gasoline spills never be swept up with a dry broom?

a)

It can create a mess

b)

It can create static electricity and risk an explosion

c)

It can damage the floor

d)

It is against the regulations

9.

Why should electrical connectors be properly installed and secured in aviation?

a)

To save on maintenance costs

b)

To ensure reliable operation and avoid electrical faults

c)

To make them more accessible

d)

To reduce overall weight

10.

What is a common cause of back injuries in aviation maintenance?

a)

Slippery floors

b)

Incorrect lifting techniques

c)

Faulty equipment

d)

Poor lighting

11.

What is the purpose of pre-packed lubricants in aircraft parts?

a)

To reduce weight

b)

To eliminate the need for further servicing

c)

To improve part color

d)

To increase maintenance frequency

12.

Why is it important to use the correct torque when installing fasteners in aviation?

a)

To speed up the installation process

b)

To ensure components are properly secured without damage or risk of loosening

c)

To reduce the number of tools needed

d)

To make the parts look uniform

13.

What is the function of feeler gauges in aircraft maintenance?

a)

To measure fuel levels

b)

To measure small clearances or gaps between components

c)

To tighten screws

d)

To test electrical circuits

14.

At what oxygen concentration level do symptoms of oxygen starvation begin to appear?

a)

25%

b)

21%

c)

19.5%

d)

15%

15.

What is Foreign Object Debris (FOD) in aviation?

a)

Equipment malfunction

b)

Unauthorized personnel

c)

Debris that can damage aircraft

d)

Lost luggage

16.

Why should safety glasses or goggles be worn during certain tasks?

a)

To comply with fashion trends

b)

To prevent eye injuries from dust and chemicals

c)

To avoid direct sunlight

d)

To enhance vision clarity

17.

What safety precaution is CO2 trolley for?

a)

Ensure it is always empty

b)

Use insulated handles to prevent cold burns

c)

Operate it only during emergencies

d)

Keep it locked in a secure area

18.

Why are proper tools and equipment essential in aircraft maintenance?

a)

They look professional

b)

They ensure maintenance is performed to the required standard

c)

They are cheaper

d)

They are easier to handle

19.

Which of the following is NOT a section typically found in a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)?

a)

Product identification

b)

Physical data

c)

Employee salary details

d)

Fire and explosion hazard potential

20.

What are the two main types of hazards associated with confined spaces?

a)

Biological and Chemical

b)

Atmospheric and Physical

c)

Electrical and Mechanical

d)

Thermal and Acoustic

21.

What is Internal Object Damage (IOD) in aviation?

a)

Damage caused by external objects

b)

Damage caused by loose internal engine components

c)

Scratches on the aircraft's surface

d)

Engine overheating

22.

What is the primary goal of Aviation Behaviour-Based Safety (ABBS)?

a)

To increase flight speeds

b)

To prevent safety incidents by studying and modifying behaviors

c)

To reduce fuel consumption

d)

To improve passenger comfort

23.

What is the risk of using non-approved cleaning compounds on aircraft?

a)

Hydrogen embrittlement leading to cracks and stress corrosion

b)

Improved cleaning efficiency

c)

Cost reduction

d)

Enhanced appearance

24.

What is the purpose of strain relief in electrical wiring?

a)

To increase electrical resistance

b)

To prevent damage to wires and connectors due to tension or movement

c)

To enhance wire flexibility

d)

To simplify installation

25.

What is a common use for DZUS fasteners in aviation?

a)

To secure passengers

b)

To ensure quick and secure attachment of panels and access doors

c)

To adjust engine settings

d)

To lock the aircraft doors

26.

What type of extinguisher is specifically formulated for metal fires?

a)

CO2 extinguisher

b)

Water-based extinguisher

c)

Foam extinguisher

d)

Special dry powder extinguisher

27.

What is a common consequence of complacency in aviation maintenance?

a)

Increased productivity

b)

Higher maintenance costs

c)

Overlooking potential faults and safety risks

d)

Reduced staff turnover

28.

What materials should never come into contact with oxygen due to the risk of spontaneous ignition?

a)

Wood and plastic

b)

Oils and greases

c)

Water and air

d)

Glass and ceramics

29.

Why are spring washers and plain washers used together in aviation?

a)

To save space

b)

To prevent loosening and maintain tight connections

c)

To reduce cost

d)

To increase weight

30.

What must be done with a split pin after removal?

a)

Reuse it

b)

Discard it and replace with a new one

c)

Clean it for future use

d)

Store it securely

31.

What is the purpose of using adhesive in aviation fastenings?

a)

To decorate the aircraft

b)

To increase the strength of bonded joints and ensure a secure fit

c)

To enhance the color of the parts

d)

To reduce the weight of the fasteners

32.

What is the key to using a fire extinguisher effectively?

a)

Running away from the fire

b)

Applying the PASS strategy: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

c)

Waiting for the fire department

d)

Spraying water over the fire

33.

What are the risks associated with jet engines during ground operations?

a)

Loud noise

b)

Intake suction and jet blast

c)

High temperature

d)

Low pressure

34.

What are castellated nuts used for in aviation?

a)

To attach tires

b)

To accommodate cotter pins for secure locking

c)

To improve aerodynamics

d)

To reduce vibration

35.

Why must circuit breaker tags be used?

a)

To decorate the breaker

b)

To indicate a system has been deactivated

c)

To increase electrical conductivity

d)

To make the breaker visible

36.

What is meant by 'human factors' in aviation safety?

a)

Studying flight patterns

b)

Examining human capabilities and limitations in the workplace

c)

Developing new aircraft designs

d)

Analyzing weather patterns

37.

What should be confirmed at a receiving station for aircraft parts?

a)

The color of the packaging

b)

The supplier’s logo

c)

The part matches the purchase order and is free from alteration or damage

d)

The price of the part

38.

Why is it important to use sealants properly in aircraft maintenance?

a)

To save on costs

b)

To ensure joints and gaps are sealed effectively to prevent leaks and corrosion

c)

To enhance the aircraft's appearance

d)

To reduce noise levels

39.

What factors can cause weight changes in an aircraft?

a)

Changing weather conditions

b)

Collection of dirt and moisture in hard-to-reach locations

c)

Adding more passengers

d)

Upgrading entertainment systems

40.

Why is it important to keep an aircraft clean?

a)

To save on fuel costs

b)

To detect cracks and damage that may be obscured by dirt and grease

c)

To improve passenger experience

d)

To comply with aesthetic standards