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UNIT 7 – FIRE: PRACTICE WORKSHEET

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The system that starts the engine by igniting fuel is called:

a)

flammable liquid

b)

ignition

c)

extinguisher

d)

corrosion

2.

Which phrase means “to stop a fire”?

a)

ignite a fire

b)

put out a fire

c)

spread a fire

d)

start a fire

3.

A distress message must include:

a)

position and aircraft type only

b)

all relevant details: aircraft ID, nature of emergency, position, level, heading

c)

passenger names

d)

engine type

4.

What term is used for a foam-filled container used to extinguish fire?

a)

smoke detector

b)

fire alarm

c)

fire extinguisher

d)

oxygen mask

5.

The word “corrosive” refers to substances that:

a)

burn easily

b)

destroy materials slowly by chemical action

c)

cause electric sparks

d)

react to water

6.

In normal operations, pilots and controllers ________________ use polite requests.

a)

can not

b)

must

c)

should avoid

d)

do not need to

7.

What causes the smoke detector to activate?

a)

vibration

b)

smoke in cabin or lavatory

c)

cold temperature

d)

excessive lighting

8.

Which of the following is NOT permitted in the aircraft cabin?

a)

tea bag

b)

lighter

c)

pillow

d)

perfume

9.

Which of the following is ALLOWED onboard?

a)

fireworks

b)

gasoline

c)

perfume

d)

acid

10.

It is ________ to smoke in the lavatory.

a)

allowed

b)

prohibited

c)

permitted

d)

required

11.

Pilot: “Mayday, Mayday, Mayday, engine fire. Request ____.”

a)

emergency descent

b)

weather update

c)

priority landing

d)

runway change

12.

ATC: “Roger Mayday. Report people on board and ____.”

a)

fuel remaining

b)

passenger names

c)

crew licenses

d)

aircraft speed

13.

If smoke is seen near the cockpit, the controller should alert:

a)

catering services

b)

ground handling

c)

firefighting and rescue services

d)

airport security

14.

ATC: “Confirm smoke is coming from ____?

a)

the runway threshold

b)

under the cockpit door

c)

the left wingtip

d)

the cargo bay

15.

A distress message must begin with the phrase:

a)
PAN-PAN
b)

 EMERGENCY

c)

HELP HELP HELP

d)

MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY

16.

ICAO requires aerodrome towers to alert firefighting teams if:

a)

any aircraft accident occurs or its safety is impaired

b)

visibility drops below 2000 m

c)

wind changes direction

d)

passengers request medical assistance

17.

Word meaning “the power outlet is beyond safe capacity”:

a)

unplugged

b)

restricted

c)

overloaded

d)

unstable

18.

If a panel or writing comes out of place due to fire, it has:

a)

disappeared

b)

caught fire

c)

come loose

d)

broken apart

19.

PART 3. COLLOCATIONS – MATCHING TASK SMOKE ___

a)

source

b)

material

c)

detector

d)

goods

20.

CORROSIVE ___

a)

material

b)

lighter

c)

reaction

d)

circuit

21.

PART 3. COLLOCATIONS – MATCHING TASK IGNITION ___

a)

source

b)

goods

c)

liquid

d)

detector

22.

DANGEROUS ____

a)

lighter

b)

goods

c)

reaction

d)

circuit

23.

CIGARETTE ____

a)

circuit

b)

detector

c)

lighter

d)

source

24.

6. CHEMICAL ____

a)

reaction

b)

liquid

c)

goods

d)

material

25.

7. FLAMMABLE ____

a)

circuit

b)

material

c)

liquid

d)

source

26.

8. SHORT ____

a)

lighter

b)

circuit

c)

detector

d)

material

27.

Which are considered dangerous goods in aviation?

a)

Knife, flammable liquids, acid

b)

Pillow, blanket, tea bag

c)

Water bottle, candy, headphones

d)

Books, clothing, umbrella

28.

Procedures for alerting emergency services include:

a)

Passenger ages, departure time, weather

b)

Type of aircraft, emergency, number on board, dangerous goods (if known)

c)

Cabin temperature, callsign color, taxiway condition

d)

Flight plan route, runway length, gate number

29.

Phrase used by ATC to request flight crew to declare dangerous goods onboard:

a)

A. “Report cabin temperature.”

b)

B. “State dangerous goods carried, if any.”

c)

C. “What is your cargo weight?”

d)

D. “State nature of flight.”

30.

What type of emergency may require diversion to the nearest suitable airport?

a)

Fuel leak

b)

Unruly passenger

c)

Fire onboard

d)

Lavatory overflow

31.

Phraseology for smoke in the cockpit (pilot):

a)

Request weather update.

b)

Unable to maintain altitude.

c)

Smoke in cockpit. Request descent / immediate landing.

d)

Request taxi clearance.

32.

Which document governs emergency procedures and rescue readiness at ICAO airports?

a)

Annex 10 – Communication

b)

Annex 11 – Air Traffic Services

c)

Annex 14 – Aerodromes

d)

Annex 6 – Operation of Aircraft

33.

What ICAO code is used for a fire warning squawk in the transponder system?

a)

7500

b)

7600

c)

7700

d)

7777

34.

“Small drops of water that form on the ground at night” refers to:

a)

frost

b)

dew

c)

drizzle

d)

mist

35.

The sky was dull and overcast. The pilot, ____, cancelled the VFR flight.

a)

consequently

b)

therefore

c)

thus

d)

All are correct

36.

____ the strong turbulence, passengers were told to fasten seatbelts.

a)

Because

b)

Due to

c)

In spite of

d)

Regardless of

37.

____ for microburst activity near Runway 27L.

a)

watch out

b)

look like

c)

turn off

d)

head up

38.

Please ____ of the slippery runway when landing.

a)

be careful

b)

take over

c)

get through

d)

move away

39.

He didn’t ____ to the warning about severe thunder and lightning.

a)

pay attention

b)

look forward

c)

carry out

d)

respond

40.

What may reduce visibility?

a)

Fog

b)

Hailstorm

c)

Hurricane

d)

All are correct

41.

“An electrical discharge from a thunderstorm” is:

a)

thunder

b)

lightning

c)

storm surge

d)

microburst

42.

“Sticky” refers to:

a)

cold and windy weather

b)

extremely dry conditions

c)

weather that makes you feel hot and uncomfortable

d)

freezing and icy conditions

43.

A wind blowing across one’s direction of travel is a:

a)

crosswind

b)

tailwind

c)

headwind

d)

updraft

44.

Windshear and microburst are:

a)

opposite phenomena

b)

unrelated

c)

identical events

d)

two similar phenomena

45.

“Hurricane” is:

a)

a violent storm with strong winds, especially in the Western Atlantic

b)

a spiral cloud formation without wind

c)

a weak tropical disturbance

d)

a winter snowstorm

46.

“Monsoon” is defined as:

a)

a short period of local rain

b)

a period of heavy rain in summer in South Asia

c)

winter rainfall in Europe

d)

a type of thunderstorm

47.

Visual meteorological conditions (VMC) are:

a)

Conditions ≥ minimum visibility, cloud clearance, ceiling

b)

Conditions below minimum visibility

c)

Thunderstorm conditions

d)

Turbulence criteria

48.

“Meteorological information” refers to:

a)

reports, forecasts, and other weather-related data

b)

fuel consumption data

c)

runway conditions only

d)

aircraft maintenance records

49.

Dangerous breathing problems can also ____ severe allergic reaction.

a)

result from

b)

lead to

c)

turn into

d)

prevent

50.

____ strong gales, several hangars had to be repaired.

a)

As a result of

b)

Regardless of

c)

Close to

d)

Without

51.

There was a thunderstorm overhead, so ____.

a)

flights were diverted

b)

the airport was expanded

c)

passengers boarded early

d)

fuel was increased

52.

The disruption of eating habits can ____ a dangerous drop in blood sugar.

a)

lead to

b)

look for

c)

turn into

d)

check on

53.

We ____ as we ____ land on the runway because of excess surface water.

a)

A. were diverting / must

b)

B. divert / will

c)

C. are diverting / can’t

d)

D. diverted / shouldn’t

54.

Search and rescue operations were launched ____ minutes of losing contact.

a)

within

b)

beside

c)

beyond

d)

against

55.

“RVR 600” is transmitted as:

a)

RVR six hundred

b)

RVR six zero zero

c)

RVR sixty hundred

d)

RVR six double zero

56.

“Altitude 3400” is read as:

a)

three four zero zero

b)

three thousand four hundred

c)

three point four

d)

three four hundred

57.

After depressurization, the pilot must get oxygen ____ or lose consciousness.

a)

in time

b)

on purpose

c)

as well

d)

at once

58.

Sudden ____ causes nosebleeds and burst eardrums.

a)

wind increase

b)

visibility change

c)

loss of altitude

d)

loss of pressure

59.

ATCRBS code for radio communication failure is:

a)

7500

b)

7700

c)

7600

d)

7000

60.

A microburst can produce:

a)

extremely strong windshear

b)

heavy snow

c)

volcanic ash

d)

icing only

61.

ICAO phraseology: “Report passing ____.”

a)

new weather

b)

the runway

c)

assigned altitude or fix

d)

tower visibility

62.

Foggy conditions led to:

a)

flights being diverted

b)

passengers eating snacks

c)

increased cabin noise

d)

more fuel consumption

63.

Aircraft departing with southwesterly winds may head:

a)

southwest

b)

north

c)

east

d)

northwest

64.

It’s difficult to continue visually ____ fog, so one option is to get down ____ the fog.

a)

through / under

b)

into / above

c)

across / below

d)

through / below

65.

One of the engines ____ strange, so we'll get it checked.

a)

hears

b)

listens

c)

sounds

d)

seems

66.

The pilot looked ____ and saw thick fog.

a)

out

b)

up

c)

down

d)

around

67.

The captain changed heading to avoid going ____ the hailstorm.

a)

on

b)

around

c)

under

d)

through

68.

The pilot looked down and saw the burning aircraft ____ the runway.

a)

above

b)

beside

c)

under

d)

on

69.

The pilot eventually managed to ____ the fog.

a)

exit

b)

move away from

c)

go under

d)

climb out of

70.

We went ____ the top of the cliffs, ready to let down.

a)

behind

b)

under

c)

across

d)

over

71.

It is difficult to continue visually ____ fog.

a)

under

b)

above

c)

across

d)

through

72.

So I let down a little bit more, and came ____ from ____ the fog.

a)

up / above

b)

in / behind

c)

away / across

d)

out / below

73.

"Get stuck" means:

a)

moving quickly

b)

becoming tired

c)

gaining speed

d)

becoming caught or held in a position

74.

"BR" in METAR means:

a)

fog

b)

drizzle

c)

smoke

d)

mist

75.

"GR" in METAR means:

a)

Hail

b)

Mist

c)

Snow

d)

Fog

76.

Which of the following is most likely to cause severe damage to an aircraft?

a)

rain

b)

snow

c)

sleet

d)

hail

77.

"SH" in METAR means:

a)

haze

b)

storm

c)

shower

d)

thunder

78.

"RA" in METAR means:

a)

dust

b)

snow

c)

mist

d)

rain

79.

Which weather factors affect landing?

a)

Visibility

b)

Wind speed/direction

c)

Runway contamination (rain, snow, ice)

d)

All of the above

80.

Which phenomena will affect flight performance?

a)

Icing

b)

Windshear / turbulence

c)

High temperature & low air density

d)

All of the above

81.

The landing gear ____ to be down for landing.

a)

is required

b)

must not

c)

could be

d)

is supposed

82.

____ is a piece of equipment that measures the amount of fuel.

a)

altimeter

b)

oil pump

c)

fuel tank

d)

fuel gauge

83.

The flight was ____ depart at 1600 but was delayed ____ fog.

a)

about to / despite

b)

going to / without

c)

required to / for

d)

supposed to / due to

84.

TCAS is ____ to assist both pilots and controllers in taking appropriate action in order to ____ possible collisions.

a)

required / make

b)

developed / increase

c)

designed / cause

d)

designed / avoid

85.

Fuel that an aircraft or vehicle is able to carry is:

a)

fuel system

b)

fuel pressure

c)

fuel burn

d)

fuel capacity

86.

“A lack of fuel” is the definition of:

a)

fuel injection

b)

fuel reserve

c)

fuel tank

d)

fuel shortage/fuel starvation

87.

The altimeter is giving ____ indications because we’re clearly higher than 500 ft.

a)

Inaccurate

b)

wrong

c)

Incorrect

d)

All the above

88.

Global warming is the ____ in the temperature of the Earth that is caused partly by ____ amounts of carbon dioxide.

a)

fall / reducing

b)

movement / lower

c)

change / decreasing

d)

rise / increasing

89.

“Failure of fuel to reach the engine” is the definition of:

a)

fuel mixing

b)

fuel loading

c)

fuel reserve

d)

fuel starvation

90.

The temperature will ____ when altitude is higher.

a)

rise

b)

stay the same

c)

increase

d)

decrease

91.

Atmospheric pressure ____ with height.

a)

increases

b)

remains constant

c)

balances

d)

falls

92.

The air density generally ____ with height.

a)

rises

b)

stays stable

c)

grows

d)

decreases

93.

“Fuel capacity” is best defined as:

a)

the cost of fuel

b)

the temperature of fuel

c)

the pressure of fuel

d)

fuel that an aircraft or vehicle is able to carry

94.

The localizer antennas are located:

a)

beside the taxiway

b)

500 m after the runway

c)

on the tower

d)

on the axis, 150 m before the threshold

95.

The most difficult part is ____ so you can get out of the forest again.

a)

finding your way back

b)

to climb the trees

c)

to collect the leaves

d)

to catch the animals

96.

____ are usually caused by natural phenomena and start in dry forests.

a)

snow storms

b)

thunderstorms

c)

earthquakes

d)

wild fires

97.

The aircraft will be too ____ to land on the runway, ____ it dumps the remaining fuel.

a)

light / although

b)

small / after

c)

heavy / unless

d)

heavy / despite

98.

____ the radar doesn’t show the aircraft, we will need to ____ the pilot for their precise position.

a)

Unless / move

b)

During / follow

c)

While / notify

d)

If / contact

99.

____ flight, an airplane pressurizes and depressurizes causing some passengers discomfort.

a)

After

b)

Before

c)

Beyond

d)

During

100.

Rearranged sentence: His / fallen / and / looks / pressure / pale / he / very / blood / has.

a)

Very pale has he and his blood pressure fallen.

b)

His looks pale very and his blood pressure has fallen.

c)

Blood pressure has fallen and very pale he looks.

d)

His blood pressure has fallen and he looks very pale.