Aircraft Self Test Questions
Quiz on the "fill in the blank" Self Test Questions from Volume 1 Section 1
- 1.What do the first, second, and third groups of a three group aircraft TO number idnetify?
- A.
General category/aircraft's mission/equipment major system, functional indicator of TO, section of a sectionalized TO
- B.
General category/aircraft's mission/equipment major system, aircraft model, type of TO
- C.
General category/aircraft's mission/equipment major system, current TO revision number, sequential copy number
- 2.What does group 1, part 2 of a three group TO number identify?
- A.
Aircraft's basic mission or equipment major system
- B.
Section of a sectionalized TO
- C.
Type of TO
- 3.What do the letters JG indicate when used within a TO number?
- A.
Job Guide
- B.
Joint Guidance
- C.
Journal Guide
- 4.What is the meaning of the fourth group of a four group TO number?
- A.
Identifies a preliminary TO
- B.
Equipment major system
- C.
Section of a sectionalized TO
- 5.For what are the fifth and sixth groups of TO numbers used?
- A.
Further sectionalize a TO
- B.
Identify equipment model
- C.
Identifies the TO as a Commercial Off The Shelf TO
- 6.What are the four index type TOs?
- A.
TO indexes, MPTO, OMMS, LOAP
- B.
TO indexes, Alphabetical Listing, Cross reference tables, List of applicable publications
- C.
Alphabetical Listing, Cross reference tables, LOAP, Illustrated parts breakdown
- 7.What Index TO lists all other authorized TO indexes?
- A.
00-1-01
- B.
0-1-01
- C.
0-1-1
- 8.What TO index would you use to find the data code numbers that apply to a particular TO?
- A.
0-4-1
- B.
0-4-2
- C.
0-5-1
- 9.What is an O&M manual?
- A.
Manual containing iformation required for the operation, maintenance, inspection, overhaul, and identifications of parts of aircraft, missiles, and other related equipment
- B.
TO that contain listings of other TOs
- C.
TO that gives general information and intructions in various subject areas for supervisory and administrative personnel
- 10.Who produces commercial manuals relating to a particular item of equipment and how can you obtain the manual?
- A.
HQ USAF; order through Database Management
- B.
The manufacturer; order through the TO account manager
- C.
The unit owning the particular item; base supply
- 11.What is the purpose of TCTOs?
- A.
To evaluate personnel efficiency
- B.
To modernize aircraft
- C.
To modify and modernize equipment
- 12.What are the three main categories of TCTOs?
- A.
Immediate, Urgent, Routine
- B.
Emergency, Urgent, Routine
- C.
Emergency, Immediate, Routine
- 13.What are the time limitations of Cat 1 TCTOs? For Cat 2 TCTOs?
- A.
1 day; 3 days
- B.
Within the specified number of days; during the next IRAN or overhaul
- C.
By the next flight; by the final flight of the day
- 14.What are record TCTOs?
- A.
TCTOs used to validate a history of modifications on an airframe
- B.
TCTOs used to evaluate man-hour expenditure
- C.
TCTOs used by contractors or AF specified activity
- 15.What is an MPTO?
- A.
TOs giving general information and instructions in various subject areas for supervisory and administrative personnel
- B.
TOs containing step by step instructions to aircraft maintenance
- C.
TOs giving general overview of an aircraft and equipment
- 16.How does numbering of a TO indicate it is an MPTO?
- A.
Beginning with 00-
- B.
Beginning with 0-
- C.
Beginning with alphabetic designators
- 17.Why are PTOs issued?
- A.
Time constraints prevent distribution of formal TOs
- B.
To test and verify certain procedures
- C.
For foreign military sales and maintenance
- 18.How are PTOs identified?
- A.
Nothing distinguishes between PTOs and regular TOs
- B.
An AF designated technical order number
- C.
By the word PRELIMINARY on their title page and sequential copy numbers
- 19.How is a change to an existing TO incorporated into the TO?
- A.
The changed pages replace the corresponding numbered pages in the existing publication
- B.
The changes are incorporated when 50% or more of the TO is affected
- C.
The changes are issued as seperate publications
- 20.How are routine, safety, and operational supplements identified?
- A.
By the words ROUTINE, SAFETY, or OPERATIONAL printed in red underlined text on the title page
- B.
By 00- in the beginning of the basic TO number
- C.
Routine by an alpha character, safety by an SS, and operational by an S in the basic TO number
- 21.What is TOPS?
- A.
Information that supplements a page rather than replace it
- B.
Information meant for supervisory and administrative inspection
- C.
Information on basic duities and functions of maintenance structure
- 22.What is a TO appendix?
- A.
Includes a listing of authourized TOs pertaining to a piece of equipmen
- B.
Includes material that is not part of the normail sequence outline in the table of contents
- C.
Includes information allowing you to cross reference part numbers, figures, and indexes
- 23.What is a TO revision?
- A.
A complete new edition of a publication
- B.
A form of submitting surveys on TO efficiency
- C.
Changes within a TO
- 24.What are three types of TO improvement reports?
- A.
Routine, Safety, Operational
- B.
Urgent, Immediate, Routine
- C.
Emergency, Routine, Urgent
- 25.A valid urgent report requires a change, revision, or supplement be publishes within what time period?
- A.
30 calendar days
- B.
40 calendar days
- C.
15 calendar days
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