WorksheetsAVIATION INDOCTRINATION ( M.A))
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 26mins
Question 1: Which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Slow pressure loss can be caused by faulty door/windows seals or issues in the air conditioning system.
b. Slow pressure loss is a gradual loss of cabin pressure (less than 10 seconds).
c. Rapid pressure loss can take up to 10 seconds for the cabin pressure to equalize with the outside conditions.
d. Explosive decompression can take only one or two seconds.
Question 2: What is the exact definition of oxygen deficiency?
a. Oxygen deficiency is a problem when the human body is supplied with too much oxygen. Crew members must recognize the signs and symptoms of oxygen deficiency.
b. Oxygen deficiency is a problem when the human body lacks oxygen. Crew members must recognize the signs and symptoms of oxygen deficiency.
c. Oxygen deficiency is a normal condition on the human body at a compressed cabin altitude of 5000-8000 ft.
d. Oxygen deficiency is a condition on the human body at a reduced cabin pressure altitude of 5000-8000 ft.
Question 3: What is an airfoil?
a. The part of the wing that first contacts the air.
b. The rear edge of an aircraft wing or the wing where necessary control surfaces are located.
c. The part of the engine that provides thrust.
d. The part of the wing that generates lift.
Question 4: What is the system that protects the wings and engine of an airplane?
a. Anti-icing system and de-icing system.
b. Anti-icing system and anti-icing system.
c. De-icing system and anti-icing system.
d. De-icing system and de-icing system.
Question 5: A passenger is breathing faster than normal. The passenger is considered to be in which state?
Question 6: A structural or aircraft pressurization failure will result in a decrease in cabin pressure. What is this situation called?
a. Decrease in pressure.
b. Decrease in press.
c. Decrease in pressure or decrease in press.
d. System disabled.
Question 7: What does the term 'Gió Ngang' refer to?
a. the wind blowing in the direction of the vehicle or aircraft/wind blowing from behind.
b. directly from the front, opposing forward motion.
c. the side of the runway.
d. in the opposite direction of the right wing.
Question 8: Where is the balance part located?
a. Vertical balance.
b. Each half of the horizontal balance.
c. Rear edge of the Wing.
d. Vertical axis.
Question 9: What is the landing gear?
a. Can be retracted to reduce drag during flight. Retraction and extension are operated hydraulically.
b. Cannot be retracted.
c. Cannot be extended.
d. Can be retracted to increase drag during flight. Retraction and extension are operated hydraulically.
Question 10: Choose the correct full name of IATA:
a. International Air Transport Association.
b. International Airport Association.
c. International Airline Ticketing Association.
Question 11: What is not correct about the regulations applicable to general crew members?
a. Must hold a valid health certificate from an authorized medical center.
b. Must hold a graduation certificate from a flight attendant training center approved by CAAV.
c. The minimum age requirement is at least 16 years old.
Question 12: What does CAAV stand for?
a. Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.
b. Vietnam Aviation Center.
c. Central Aviation Authority of Vietnam.
Question 13: Where are the wings attached?
a. On the left (port side) of the aircraft.
b. On the right (starboard side) of the aircraft.
c. On the left (port side) and right (starboard side) of the aircraft.
d. On the left (starboard side) and right (port side) of the aircraft.
Question 14: Choose the correct full name of IATA:
a. International Air Transport Association.
b. International Airport Association.
c. International Airline Ticketing Association.
Question 15: What is not correct about the regulations applicable to general crew members?
a. Must hold a valid health certificate from an authorized medical agency.
b. Must hold a graduation certificate from a flight attendant training organization approved by CAAV.
c. Minimum age requirement is at least 16 years old.
To make the airplane nod/shake its head, the pilot will operate:
Horizontal stabilizer
Wing flap
Both are correct
Vertical axis
Where is the Wing spar located?
Vertical stabilizer
Each half of the horizontal stabilizer
Rear edge of the wing
Vertical axis
What is the purpose of landing gear?
It can be retracted to reduce drag during flight. The retract and extend operation is hydraulically operated.
It cannot be retracted
It cannot be extended
Based on historical legal regulations regarding cabin safety, what is the safety role of the cabin crew?
Only evacuate passengers after an incident occurs.
The cabin crew contributes to all activities during the aircraft operation to maintain safety within the cabin.
Both b and c are correct.
What does CAAV stand for?
Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam
International Civil Aviation Organization
International Civil Aviation Organization
When an aircraft is at an altitude of 35,000 feet, the cabin is pressurized to the equivalent of what altitude?
5000 to 8000 feet
8000 to 10000 feet
8000 feet
When the airplane is at an altitude of 35,000 feet, the cabin is pressurized to an equivalent altitude of what?
Choose the date of issuance of the Law amending and supplementing some articles of the Civil Aviation Law of Vietnam:
12/11/2014
21/11/2014
21/11/2004
Choose the correct full name of IATA:
International Air Transport Association
International Airport Organization
International Airline Ticketing Organization
What is the function of APU when the aircraft is parked?
Provide clean water for the aircraft.
Remove waste from the aircraft.
Shut off electrical devices during takeoff.
Generate electricity.
What happens when the airspeed of an aircraft decreases?
Lift decreases
Drag increases
Thrust increases
Where are Flaps located?
Along most of the trailing edge of the wing
Vertical stabilizer or tail
Horizontal stabilizer or tail
Which of the following statements is not correct regarding the regulations applicable to crew members in general?
Having a valid health certificate from an authorized medical center
Having a graduation certificate from flight training attended at an ATO approved by CAAV
Minimum age requirement is at least 16 years old
Is the term 'runway' the correct term for the flat hard surface used for takeoff and landing of airplanes?
Takeoff runway
Taxiway
Airport
What is the phonetic alphabet word for "VIJET" based on the ICAO alphabet?
Victor - India - Juliet - Echo - Tango
Victor - India - Juliet - Tango - Echo
Victor - India - Echo - Juliet - Tango
What happens when the airspeed of an aircraft decreases?
Lift decreases
Drag increases
Thrust increases
What is the primary function of the Wing spar?
Vertical stabilizer
Each half of the horizontal stabilizer
Rear edge of the wing
Vertical axis
What is the purpose of the Wing flap?
To control the aircraft's pitch and roll
To provide additional lift during takeoff and landing
To adjust the aircraft's speed
To increase fuel efficiency
Which statement about aircraft pressurization is FALSE?
a. Slow pressure loss can be caused by faulty door/windows seals or issues in the air conditioning system.
b. Slow pressure loss is a gradual loss of cabin pressure (less than 10 seconds).
c. Rapid pressure loss can take up to 10 seconds for the cabin pressure to equalize with the outside conditions.
d. Explosive decompression can take only one or two seconds.
What is the primary function of the Wing spar?
Vertical stabilizer
Each half of the horizontal stabilizer
Rear edge of the wing
Vertical axis
What is the phonetic alphabet word for "VIJET" based on the ICAO alphabet?
Victor - India - Juliet - Echo - Tango
Victor - India - Juliet - Tango - Echo
Victor - India - Echo - Juliet - Tango
Where are Flaps located?
Along most of the trailing edge of the wing
Vertical stabilizer or tail
Horizontal stabilizer or tail
What is the function of the Wing spar?
Vertical stabilizer
Each half of the horizontal stabilizer
Rear edge of the wing
Vertical axis
Where are Flaps located?
Along most of the trailing edge of the wing
Vertical stabilizer or tail
Horizontal stabilizer or tail
What is the primary function of the Wing spar?
Vertical stabilizer
Each half of the horizontal stabilizer
Rear edge of the wing
Vertical axis
Where are Flaps located?
Along most of the trailing edge of the wing
Vertical stabilizer or tail
Horizontal stabilizer or tail
What is the purpose of the Wing flap?
To control the aircraft's pitch and roll
To provide additional lift during takeoff and landing
To adjust the aircraft's speed
To increase fuel efficiency
