Aerospace Technical Publication Test Level-2
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What does ATA stand for?
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Air Transport Association of America
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Aerospace Technical Author
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American Thyroid Association
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American Translators Association
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Aerospace technical publications test is the basic test for the aerospace technical authors and the aerospace related graduates (B. E aeronautical & AME). This may be used to boost up the authors to improve their basics. For the graduates, it is essential known to become aerospace technical author. It is very helpful to find where you are when compared with See moreothers.
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How many elements are there in ATA codes?
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2
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3
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4
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1
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A. 3Explanation
There are three elements in ATA codes.Rate this question:
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What does the JASC code 23 represent?
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Air conditioning
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Electrical power
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Communications
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Equipment/Furnishings
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A. CommunicationsExplanation
The JASC code 23 represents Communications. This means that it is used to classify and categorize equipment or systems related to communication. The JASC code system is a standardized coding system used in the aviation industry to identify and categorize different components and systems.Rate this question:
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In which aircraft manual MTOSS is used?
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AMM
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CMM
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AIPC
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CIR
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A. CMMExplanation
MTOSS stands for Maintenance Turn Over and Support System. It is a set of procedures and guidelines used by maintenance personnel to ensure the safe and efficient operation of an aircraft. The correct answer, CMM (Component Maintenance Manual), is the manual that provides detailed instructions for the maintenance and repair of specific components of an aircraft. It includes information on inspection, troubleshooting, removal, installation, and servicing of components. MTOSS is used in the CMM to ensure that maintenance tasks are carried out correctly and in compliance with industry standards.Rate this question:
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is a separate page block in CMM.
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IPC
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IPL
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DPL
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AIPC
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A. IPLExplanation
IPL stands for Instruction Prefetch Level, which is a separate page block in CMM (Cache Memory Management). This block is responsible for prefetching instructions from memory into the cache before they are actually needed by the processor. By doing so, IPL helps to reduce the latency and improve the overall performance of the system by ensuring that the instructions are readily available for execution.Rate this question:
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Is the item location code "C" denoted as "Component on the engine"?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The item location code "C" is not denoted as "Component on the engine".Rate this question:
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If the Quality assurance of the data module is verified, if it is then that data module should be used on the bench.
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On the Object
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Table top
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TT & OO
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None of the above
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A. Table topExplanation
If the quality assurance of the data module is verified, it should be used on the table top. This suggests that the table top is the appropriate place to use the data module once it has been verified for quality assurance.Rate this question:
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In ATA code with TOSS system, element 5 denotes ?
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Functional code
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Configuration code
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Item location code
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Unique Identifier code
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A. Unique Identifier codeExplanation
In ATA code with TOSS system, element 5 denotes the Unique Identifier code. This code is used to uniquely identify an item or component in the system. It helps in tracking and managing inventory, as well as in identifying specific items during maintenance or repair processes.Rate this question:
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What is the range of number of digits in data module code?
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19 to 40
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27 to 45
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17 to 41
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22 to 43
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A. 17 to 41Explanation
The range of number of digits in the data module code can be anywhere from 17 to 41.Rate this question:
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JASC stands for
Correct Answer
Joint Aircarft System and Component,joint aircraft system and componentExplanation
JASC stands for Joint Aircraft System and Component. It is an acronym used in the aviation industry to refer to a standardized coding system that categorizes aircraft systems and components. This coding system helps in organizing and identifying various parts of an aircraft, making it easier for maintenance and repair purposes. The acronym can also be written in lowercase as joint aircraft system and component, without any change in its meaning or usage.Rate this question:
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