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Bus Part 107 Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you intend to make modifications to your unmanned aircraft and conduct operations over people, what must you do?

a)

Use only parts from an approved list provided by the manufacturer’s operating instruction.

b)

Use any available parts.

c)

Get approval from the FAA for each modification.

d)

No modifications are allowed.

2.

How long does it take for your eyes to fully adapt to darkness?

a)

10 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

1 hour

d)

5 minutes

3.

What is autokinesis?

a)

The illusion of movement when staring at a single light source for several seconds in the dark

b)

The ability to see color in low-light conditions

c)

The process of focusing on faraway objects

d)

The inability to see objects in bright light

4.

Which illusion involves the inability to determine if an object is moving towards you or away from you?

a)

Flicker Vertigo

b)

Reversible Perspective Illusion

c)

Size-Distance Illusion

d)

Autokinesis

5.

Which class of airspace is marked by solid blue lines and requires airspace authorization?

a)

Class C Airspace

b)

Class D Airspace

c)

Class B Airspace

d)

Class E Airspace

6.

How is Class E airspace starting at 700 ft. AGL indicated on a sectional chart?

a)

Blue shaded area

b)

Thick, fuzzy magenta shaded set of lines

c)

Green dashed lines

d)

Red solid lines

7.

What does a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) do?

a)

Allows unlimited access to all airspace

b)

Restricts an area of airspace due to special events or unusual circumstances

c)

Increases the speed limit for aircraft

d)

Provides weather updates to pilots

8.

What is the purpose of a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM)?

a)

To describe time-critical airspace information

b)

To provide flight training schedules

c)

To announce pilot certifications

d)

To list airport restaurants

9.

Why is it important for pilots to understand the legend in the FAA’s supplemental charts?

a)

It helps them interpret specific icons and numbers on the charts

b)

It provides weather forecasts

c)

It lists all available aircraft

d)

It shows the best tourist attractions

10.

If you see a number in parentheses on a Sectional Chart, what does it denote?

a)

AGL (Above Ground Level)

b)

MSL (Mean Sea Level)

c)

Latitude

d)

Longitude

11.

What is the base altitude for Victor Airways designated as Class E airspace?

a)

1,200 ft. AGL

b)

500 ft. MSL

c)

5,000 ft. AGL

d)

18,000 ft. MSL

12.

Which color on a Sectional Chart would indicate lower elevations relative to sea level?

a)

Light green

b)

Dark brown

c)

Red

d)

Blue

13.

If a pilot is using Runway 9, in which direction is he or she landing or taking off?

a)

East (090°)

b)

West (270°)

c)

South (180°)

d)

North (360°)

14.

Why are runways typically designed for aircraft to take off and land into a headwind?

a)

To take advantage of normal wind patterns

b)

To avoid noise pollution

c)

To reduce fuel consumption

d)

To increase runway length

15.

What is the recommended entry position to an airport traffic pattern?

a)

At 45° at the midpoint of the downwind leg at traffic pattern altitude

b)

Directly onto the runway

c)

From the opposite end of the runway

d)

At a 90° angle to the runway

16.

As a Remote PIC, what is one thing you cannot do at an airport, heliport, or seaplane base?

a)

Operate a small unmanned aircraft in a manner that interferes with operations and traffic patterns

b)

Land a manned aircraft

c)

Refuel aircraft

d)

Direct air traffic

17.

Who always has the right of way over all other air traffic?

a)

An aircraft in distress

b)

A commercial airliner

c)

A military aircraft

d)

A small unmanned aircraft

18.

If two similar-sized fixed-wing unmanned aircraft are approaching each other, what should both pilots do?

a)

Both should alter course to the right

b)

Both should alter course to the left

c)

One should stop and the other should continue

d)

Both should increase altitude

19.

What happens to density altitude as elevation increases?

a)

Density altitude increases

b)

Density altitude decreases

c)

Density altitude remains the same

d)

Density altitude becomes negative

20.

How does an increase in density altitude affect the performance of your aircraft?

a)

Performance decreases

b)

Performance increases

c)

Performance remains unchanged

d)

Performance becomes unpredictable

21.

If you are planning a low-altitude flight over a city with many tall buildings, what wind-related hazards should you anticipate and why?

a)

Rapidly changing wind gusts due to broken wind flow around buildings

b)

No wind hazards, as buildings block all wind

c)

Constant wind speed and direction

d)

Only updrafts, no downdrafts

22.

What are the only two ways water vapor is added into the atmosphere?

a)

Evaporation and condensation

b)

Evaporation and sublimation

c)

Condensation and precipitation

d)

Precipitation and sublimation

23.

What is a squall line?

a)

A type of cloud

b)

A nonfrontal, narrow band of thunderstorms usually ahead of a cold front

c)

A type of precipitation

d)

A type of wind

24.

What should you do if you accidentally drop a LiPo battery on the ground during an accident?

a)

Ignore it and continue flying

b)

Immediately dispose of the battery

c)

Assess the extent of the damage before flying again

d)

Recharge the battery right away

25.

What does the term "Zulu" refer to in aviation operations?

a)

Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

b)

Local time at the airport

c)

Military time

d)

Sunrise time

26.

When a fixed-wing UA is in straight-and-level, unaccelerated flight, what is true about lift and weight?

a)

Lift equals weight

b)

Lift is greater than weight

c)

Weight is greater than lift

d)

Lift and weight are unrelated

27.

How is Load Factor calculated?

a)

Total Load Supported by the Aircraft’s Wings divided by the Actual Weight of the Aircraft and its Contents

b)

Actual Weight of the Aircraft divided by Total Load Supported by the Wings

c)

Total Load Supported by the Aircraft’s Wings multiplied by the Actual Weight

d)

Actual Weight of the Aircraft minus Total Load Supported by the Wings

28.

According to the document, what should you do to ensure the unmanned aircraft center of gravity (CG) limits are not exceeded?

a)

Ignore the CG limits.

b)

Follow the aircraft loading instructions in the Pilot’s Operating Handbook or UAS Flight Manual.

c)

Only fly in good weather.

d)

Use a heavier battery.

29.

What is a stall in the context of unmanned aircraft?

a)

When the battery runs out.

b)

When the smooth airflow over the wing is disrupted and lift degenerates rapidly.

c)

When the aircraft lands.

d)

When the aircraft is flying too high.

30.

Which of the following devices are prohibited for use on unmanned aircraft?

a)

Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out and Air Traffic Control (ATC) Transponders

b)

GPS Receivers

c)

Remote ID Modules

d)

Barometric Altimeters