Introduction To Flight Pre-test
Acts as a pre-test that students can take to asses their understanding of the material that will be presented. The test covers a number of topics in a broad manner. The results will allow the facilitator to understand where to spend more time within the teaching material, or in what area the students lack the most knowledge and therefore need the most help.
- 1.What type of medical certification is required to obtain a private pilot's license?
- A.
Category 1 medical certificate
- B.
Category 3 medical certificate
- C.
Category 6 medical certificate
- D.
No medical certificate is required to obtain a private pilot's license
- 2.Who is the responsible aeronautical authority in Canada?
- A.
Civil Aviation Canada
- B.
Nav Canada
- C.
Transport Canada
- D.
Canadian Aviation Regulation Council
- 3.What does VFR stand for?
- A.
Vessel Frequency Reporting
- B.
Visual Flight Rules
- C.
Vertigo Fear Reoccurrence
- D.
Visual Flight Regulations
- 4.
According to the diagram, which of the control surfaces stated below corresponds with the letter A? - 5.
According to the diagram, which of the control surfaces stated below corresponds with the letter B?
- 6.
According to the diagram, which of the control surfaces stated below corresponds with the letter C?
- 7.
According to the diagram, which of the control surfaces stated below corresponds with the letter D?
- 8.What are the four forces acting on an aircraft in flight?
- A.
Propeller, Wings, Tail, Instruments
- B.
Lift, Propulsion, Drag, Structure
- C.
Lift, Thrust, Drag, Control Surfaces
- D.
Lift, Thrust, Drag, Weight
- 9.What is an Airfoil?
- A.
A rudder
- B.
Another name for Airplane or Aircraft
- C.
A wing
- D.
A material commonly used to cover aircraft
- 10.What is the main function of an Airfoil?
- A.
To generate lift
- B.
To provide a smooth surface for air to pass over
- C.
To transport people and/or cargo
- D.
The control the Yaw of an aircraft
- 11.What happens to an aircraft when the control yoke is pushed forward while in flight?
- A.
The nose of the aircraft moves up
- B.
The nose of the aircraft moves down
- C.
The nose of the aircraft moves left
- D.
The nose of the aircraft does nothing
- 12.What happens to an aircraft when the control yoke is pulled back while in flight?
- A.
The nose of the aircraft moves up
- B.
The nose of the aircraft moves down
- C.
The nose of the aircraft moves right
- D.
The nose of the aircraft does nothing
- 13.What movement does Pitch refer to?
- A.
Up and down movement of the nose
- B.
The bank or turn of the aircrafts wings
- C.
Left and right movement of the nose
- D.
None of the above
- 14.What movement does Yaw refer to?
- A.
Up and down movement of the nose
- B.
The bank or turn of the aircrafts wings
- C.
Left and right movement of the nose
- D.
None of the above
- 15.What movement does Roll refer to?
- A.
Up and down movement of the nose
- B.
The bank or turn of the aircrafts wings
- C.
Left and right movement of the nose
- D.
None of the above
- 16.What is the corresponding phonetic alphabet word for the letter A?
- 17.What is the corresponding phonetic alphabet word for the letter F?
- 18.What is the corresponding phonetic alphabet word for the letter T?
- 19.What is the corresponding phonetic alphabet word for the letter V?
- 20.What is the corresponding phonetic alphabet word for the letter Z?
- 21.Which of the following is a distress call used by pilots?
- A.
Pan, Pan, Pan
- B.
Emergency, Emergency, Emergency
- C.
Distress, Distress, Distress
- D.
Help, Help, Help
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