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ICAO 81-132

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The frequency 121.500 MHz is designated as:

a)

A.    international flight safety frequency

b)

B.    one way air to ground emergency frequency

c)

C.    international emergency frequency

d)

D.    air to air chat frequency

2.

Stop taxiing, ………. to PAN AM entering TW 5

a)

give way

b)

follow

c)

hold short

d)

standby

3.

In case the transponder fails before the departure for an IFR flight, the pilot shall:

a)

Notify ATC before departure and proceed without a transponder.

b)

Cancel the IFR flight plan and fly VFR instead.

c)

Attempt to repair the transponder before departure, otherwise delay the flight.

d)

Activate the backup transponder and inform ATC after takeoff.

4.

Traffic in the same direction 20 km …..you, moving faster.

a)

behind

b)

ahead of

c)

abeam

d)

opposite

5.

What does the abbreviation "HJ" mean?

a)

No specific working hours

b)

Sunset to Sunrise.

c)

Sunrise to Sunset

d)

Continuous day and night service.

6.

An aircraft encountering radio communication failure on an IFR flight in VMC is assumed to:

a)

Continue the flight under IFR rules and return to the departure airport immediately

b)

Continue the flight under VFR and land as soon as practicable

c)

Hold at the last clearance limit until communication is restored.

d)

Squawk 7600 and continue the flight according to ATC instructions.

7.

. Which of the following messages sent by ATC to an aircraft in flight must be read back? 1) Descend to (altitude) 3000 feet. 2) Wind 240°, 15 knots, gusts 30 knots. 3) Turn right heading 210. 4) Reduce speed to 160 knots. 5) Squawk 1723. 6) Braking action poor.

a)

Descend to (altitude) 3.000feet

b)

Wind 240*. 15knots .gusts 30 knots

c)

Turn right heading 210

d)

Reduce speed to 160 knots

SQUAWK 1723

e)

Braking action poor

8.

I have cancelled your VFR flight plan due to …… conditions.

a)

weather

b)

traffic

c)

operational

d)

runway

9.

You have deviated 10 km South of airway. Set heading 305 to ……. normal navigation.

a)

resume

b)

continue

c)

maintain

d)

follow

10.

What does it mean "GO-AROUND" ?

a)

Abort the takeoff and stop on the runway

b)

Discontinue the landing approach and climb away to make another approach

c)

Enter a holding pattern

d)

Divert to an alternate aerodrome

11.

Traffic will be climbing through your FL. For …….. turn left 25°

a)

information

b)

avoidance

c)

separation

d)

caution

12.

How will you avoid ….. ?

a)

separation

b)

collision

c)

deviation

d)

conflict

13.

Expect departure at 11.00. Start up and push back at ……….

a)

10:45

b)

immediately

c)

standby

d)

your discretion

14.

Aeroflot 372 is cleared to destination ……..

a)

direct

b)

as filed

c)

immediately

d)

standby

15.

What contributory factors will be if standard phraseology is not used?

a)

A. Faster communication between ATC and pilots

b)

Misunderstanding and increased risk of incidents

c)

Reduced workload for pilots

d)

Clearer situational awareness

16.

Minimum height at VFR:

a)

500 ft above ground in all areas

b)

1000 ft above any obstacles in built-up areas

c)

500 ft above ground in built-up areas, 150 m above obstacles in open areas

d)

100 ft above ground always

17.

Visibility when flying VFR

a)

3 km in all airspace

b)

5 km in controlled airspace, 1.5 km in uncontrolled airspace

c)

5 km in controlled airspace, 3 km in uncontrolled airspace (or at least 2 miles)

d)

10 km in all airspace

18.

Suggested IFR proficiency practices include:

a)

Practicing takeoffs and landings only

b)

B. Regular instrument approaches, holding patterns, and en-route navigation

c)

Flying only in VFR conditions

d)

Practicing ground maneuvers at the airport

19.

Caution. .. ……. DC-8 departing ahead. Slow taxi.

a)

Wake turbulence

b)

Jet blast

c)

Heavy aircraft

d)

Runway occupied

20.

Why have you requested emergency ……..?

a)

landing

b)

priority

c)

assistance

d)

situation

21.

Flock of birds was sighted south of our aerodrome at 8000 ft. We advise you to show your landing ……

a)

approach

b)

lights

c)

gear

d)

speed

22.

Do you need …….. on landing?

a)

support

b)

help

c)

assistance

d)

priority

23.

After the phrase "TRANSMITTING BLIND DUE RECEIVER FAILURE" shall be transmitted:

a)

RECEIVER RESTORED, RESUME NORMAL TRANSMISSION

b)

RECEIVER FAILURE CONFIRMED, TRANSMITTING BLIND

c)

TRANSMISSION ABORTED, AWAITING RECEIVER REPAIR

d)

RECEIVER FAILURE NOTED, SWITCHING TO ALTERNATE CHANNEL

24.

What is the radiotelephony call sign for the aeronautical station indicating Area Control Centre (no radar)?

a)

CONTROL AREA

b)

INFORMATION SERVICE

c)

APPROACH CONTROL

d)

AREA CONTROL SERVICE

25.

What are the propagation characteristics of Very high frequency?

a)

VHF waves propagate mainly by line-of-sight and are less affected by the ionosphere, suitable for short to medium distances.

b)

VHF waves primarily propagate by ground wave and are significantly affected by terrain and obstacles.

c)

VHF waves propagate mainly by skywave, reflecting off the ionosphere to cover long distances.

d)

VHF waves can diffract easily around large obstacles, enabling communication beyond the horizon.

26.

What is the radiotelephony call sign for the aeronautical station providing surface movement control of aircraft on the manoeuvring area?

a)

TOWER

b)

DELIVERY

c)

APPROACH CONTROL

d)

GROUND CONTROL

27.

What does the word "RECLEARED" mean?

a)

The original clearance is canceled and replaced by a new clearance

b)

The aircraft is cleared to return to the previous clearance limi

c)

The aircraft must repeat the last clearance given.

d)

The clearance has been confirmed and no changes are required.

28.

A message concerning an aircraft being threatened by grave and imminent danger, requiring immediate assistance called:

a)

MAYDAY MESSAGE

b)

PAN-PAN MESSAGE

c)

ALERT MESSAGE

d)

URGENCY MESSAGE

29.

There is a severe thunderstorm at FL 210. Unable to ………. normal navigation.

a)

maintain

b)

continue

c)

perform

d)

initiate

30.

To indicate that he is no longer occupying the active runway a pilot shall report to the ATC controller:

a)

RUNWAY VACATED

b)

LEAVING RUNWAY

c)

LEAVING RUNWAY

d)

RUNWAY EXITED

31.

The message addressed to an Area Control Centre "REQUEST RADAR VECTORS TO CIRCUMNAVIGATE ADVERSE WEATHER" is:

a)

URGENCY MESSAGE

b)

SAFETY MESSAGE

c)

DISTRESS MESSAGE

d)

ROUTINE MESSAGE

32.

What shall the pilot's readback be for "CLIMB FL280"?

a)

CLIMBING TO FL280

b)

FL280 CLIMBING

c)

CLIMB TO FL280 CONFIRMED

d)

ASCENDING TO FL280

33.

Which phraseology shall a pilot use if he receives an instruction from ATC which he cannot carry out?

a)

UNABLE

b)

NEGATIVE

c)

CANNOT COMPLY

d)

REJECT

34.

Which word or phrase shall be used in order to repeat for clarity or emphasis?

a)

SAY AGAIN

b)

REPEAT

c)

CLARIFY

d)

CONFIRM

35.

What does the abbreviation "HJ" mean?

a)

No specific working hours.

b)

Sunset to Sunrise.

c)

Sunrise to Sunset

d)

Continuous day and night service.

36.

Be advised. ………… reported at 2900 ft.

a)

turbulence

b)

wind shear

c)

icing

d)

thunderstorm

37.

Turn left, heading 260 to ………. 162° radial from NSD VOR.

a)

intercept

b)

track

c)

proceed

d)

follow

38.

When the term "SCATTERED" is used in an aviation routine weather report (METAR), the amount of clouds covering the sky is:

a)

1 to 2 oktas of cloud coverage

b)

3 to 4 oktas of cloud coverage

c)

5 to 7 oktas of cloud coverage

d)

8 oktas (overcast) of cloud coverage

39.

How will you avoid ……..?

a)

turbulence

b)

collision

c)

icing

d)

communication failure

40.

Which phraseology is to be used to ask the control tower for permission to taxi on a runway in the direction opposite to that in use?

a)

REQUEST TAXI RUNWAY OPPOSITE DIRECTION

b)

REQUEST TAXI AGAINST RUNWAY DIRECTION

c)

REQUEST TAXI REVERSE RUNWAY

d)

REQUEST TAXI WRONG WAY ON RUNWAY