What Do You Know About Air Cadet And Aircraft?

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Learning to become an air officer requires intense training and several flight experiences. To become an air cadet, several aspects of an aircraft needs to be known and understood. How well do you know about all it takes to become an air cadet and the aircraft used by these air officers?

Questions and Answers

1.

What plane do the air cadets use when flying?
- A.
  
  Grab Tutor
- B.
  
  Air-Sab
- C.
  
  Air Hawk
- D.
  
  Vikings
Correct Answer
A. Grab Tutor

Explanation
The given question asks about the plane used by air cadets when flying. The correct answer is "Grab Tutor." This suggests that air cadets use the Grab Tutor plane for their flights.

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2.

What does ATC stand for?
- A.
  
  Air Training Cadets
- B.
  
  Air Training Corps
- C.
  
  Air Trainee cadet
- D.
  
  Air Training Commanders
Correct Answer
B. Air Training Corps

Explanation
The correct answer is Air Training Corps. The Air Training Corps is a British youth organization that provides aviation training and education to young people aged 12 to 20. It aims to promote a practical interest in aviation and the Royal Air Force, while also developing qualities such as leadership, teamwork, and self-discipline.

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3.

What year marked the formation of the ATC?
- A.
  
  1940
- B.
  
  1941
- C.
  
  1942
- D.
  
  1943
Correct Answer
B. 1941

Explanation
The correct answer is 1941. This is the year that marked the formation of the ATC, although the question does not specify what ATC stands for.

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4.

Who among these is the father of the ATC?
- A.
  
  Douglas Chamier
- B.
  
  Louis Chamier
- C.
  
  John Chamier
- D.
  
  David Chamier
Correct Answer
C. John Chamier

Explanation
John Chamier is the father of the ATC. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the father of the ATC, and John Chamier is one of the options provided.

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5.

When was the ATC formed?
- A.
  
  February 5 1943
- B.
  
  February 5 1942
- C.
  
  February 5 1941
- D.
  
  February 5 1940
Correct Answer
C. February 5 1941

Explanation
The correct answer is February 5, 1941. This date represents the formation of the ATC (Air Transport Command).

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6.

What was the ATC known as before?
- A.
  
  ACF
- B.
  
  CCF
- C.
  
  ADCC
- D.
  
  ATF
Correct Answer
C. ADCC
7.

What is AEF known as among air cadets?
- A.
  
  Air Experience Flight
- B.
  
  Air Expertise & Flight
- C.
  
  Air Experience & Flight
- D.
  
  Air Expertise in Flight
Correct Answer
A. Air Experience Flight

Explanation
AEF stands for Air Experience Flight, which is known among air cadets as a program that provides them with the opportunity to experience flying in various types of aircraft. This program helps cadets gain practical knowledge and skills in aviation, allowing them to develop a deeper understanding of flight operations and aircraft handling. By participating in the Air Experience Flight, cadets can enhance their passion for aviation and potentially pursue a career in the field.

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8.

What was the first AEF aircraft used by air cadets?
- A.
  
  Viking
- B.
  
  Grab Tutor
- C.
  
  Air Hawk
- D.
  
  Air-Sab
Correct Answer
B. Grab Tutor

Explanation
The correct answer is Grab Tutor. The Grab Tutor was the first AEF (Air Experience Flight) aircraft used by air cadets. It was a two-seat training aircraft that was used to provide flying experience and training to cadets in the Air Training Corps.

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9.

Which of these is not an example of aircraft?
- A.
  
  Airplane
- B.
  
  Helicopter
- C.
  
  Airship
- D.
  
  Flight Balloon
Correct Answer
D. Flight Balloon

Explanation
A flight balloon is not an example of an aircraft because it does not have any means of propulsion or engine. Unlike airplanes, helicopters, and airships, flight balloons rely on the buoyancy of hot air or gas to rise and move through the air. They are typically used for recreational purposes or as a means of transportation in hot air balloon festivals, but they do not fit the definition of an aircraft as they do not have the ability to be controlled or maneuvered in the same way as the other options.

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10.

What is known as the human activity surrounding aircraft?
- A.
  
  Aviation
- B.
  
  Flight
- C.
  
  Training
- D.
  
  Gliding
Correct Answer
A. Aviation

Explanation
Aviation is known as the human activity surrounding aircraft. It encompasses all aspects of flying, including the operation, maintenance, and management of aircraft. This term includes various activities such as piloting, air traffic control, aircraft design and manufacturing, airport operations, and aviation safety. Aviation plays a crucial role in transportation, defense, tourism, and commerce, making it a significant industry worldwide.

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