Aerospace is all about travelling to space and exploring the earth`s atmosphere. Are you undertaking an aerospace course? The quiz below is designed to help you study better by testing your understanding in class. Give it a try and see what you need to polish up on. All the best!
Like an "L"
In an "X" configuration
In a horizontally-opposed configuration
In a "T" configuration
Converting mechanical energy into chemical energy
Bernoulli's Principle
Converting chemical energy into mechanical energy
Newtons first law
An alternator
A carburetor
A magneto
A piston
Altimeter
Attitude indicator
Heading indicator
Both B and C
29.92 pounds
1013.2 grams
14.7 pounds
None of the above
Decent
Approach
Departure
Cruise
500' below the clouds
1000' above the clouds
2000' horizontally from any cloud
All of the above
110* and 290* true
110* and 290* magnetic
11* and 29* true
11* and 29* magnetic
The runway is 8000' long
The runway is closed
These are the threshold marking of a precision runway
A portion of the runway is unusable
Water airport
Civilian airport
Military airport
Helicopter airport
Wind sock
Tetrahedron
Wind tee
Segmented circle
1inch equals one nautical mile
1inch equals 500,000 miles
1inch equals 5,280 feet
1inch equals 8 statute miles
A meridian
The Prime meridian
A line from the North Pole to the South Pole
A parallel
6,076 feet
5,280 feet
6,076 meters
5,280 meters
The 177 L means that the runway is 1,177' long
The 122.9 is the frequency of an operating tower
The L 38 means there are 38 lights on the field
The 1177 is the field elevation in feet above sea level
The airport has a rotating beacon in operation from sunset to sunrise
The airport has a rotating beacon in operation from sunrise to sunset
There is an astronamical observatory on the airport
The VASI approach lights are available from sunset to sunrise
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