Explore the fundamentals of aircraft systems with this trivia, focusing on atmospheric pressure, forces affecting airfoils, and material stresses. This quiz is designed to assess and enhance your understanding of key aerospace concepts, crucial for professionals in the field.
Reduce the amout of lift.
Prevent the aircraft from stalling.
Correct minor deviations in flight attitude.
Improve augmented lateral control surface movement.
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Can be seen.
Occupies space.
Has constant volume.
Cannot be compressed.
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Molecules, protons, neutrons.
Protons, molecules, electrons.
Molecules neutrons, electrons.
Protons, neutrons and electrons.
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Show filter position within the system
Indicate left-and right-hand threading,
Show the direction of free flow through the valve.
Indicate installation points in relation to the pump.
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Rigidity.
Usability.
Ability to compress within its container.
Ability to conform to the shape of its container.
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Alert the pilot to marker beacons.
Sound when gear is not safe.
Sound when gear is safe.
Alert the pilot to a stall.
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150 pounds.
200 pounds.
250 pounds.
300 pounds.
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A fiber brush.
A wire brush.
Clean rags.
Fiber pads.
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Direct.
Inductive.
Reversing.
Alternating
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Warp when overheated.
Shatter during hard landings.
Must be adjusted after each landing.
Do not provide maximum stopping grip.
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Lift.
Drag.
Thrust.
Weight.
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2.
4.
6.
18.
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4 cubic inches.
40 cubic inches.
400 cubis inches.
4,000 cubic inches.
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Fuselage.
Longerons.
Monocoque.
Semi-monocoque.
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Chemical swap.
Crossfeed field.
Electromotive force.
Tranferring magnetic field.
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Relief valve in the lines.
Piston pushing the fluid.
Scrupper pushing the fluid.
Selector valve in the lines.
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Hook.
Boyle.
Pascal.
Charles.
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Steel.
Titanium.
Magnesium.
Aluminum alloy.
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In the aircraft cabin.
In the nose wheel well.
In the utility compartments.
As far as possible from the unit being pretected.
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Torus.
Pipette.
Vortex.
Venturi.
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Shunt.
Circuit.
Universal.
Compound.
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Reduce friction between the wheel and tire.
Increase friction between the wheel and tire.
Prevent wheel skid by applying pressure to the skidding wheel.
Prevent wheel skid by releasing pressure from the skidding wheel.
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14.7 pounds per square inch (psi)
17.4 psi
29.92 psi
29.29 psi
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Pounds per square inch (psi)
Inches of mercury
Milibars of alcohol
Ounces of air
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Heat.
Cold.
Chemical action.
Changing magnetic field.
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Fuses.
Signals.
Batteries.
Switches.
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Pulsating current.
Constant current.
Varying curent.
Eddy current.
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Size.
Material.
Location.
Installation.
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Crazing.
Casting.
Fretting.
Pitting.
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Buttlines.
Waterlines.
Buttock stations.
Fuselage stations.
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Roll.
Yaw.
Crab.
Pitch.
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Charged.
Repelled.
Energized.
Magnetized.
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Less the strength.
Greater the strength.
Greater the retentivity.
Higher the reluctance of the core.
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Accessory gearbox.
Transmission shaft.
Torque converter.
Hydraulic gear.
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Rotary mechanical motion.
Kinetic flow motion.
Straight-line motion.
Fluid locomotion.
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A rubber liner.
An O-ring seal.
A phenolic ring.
Machined mated surfaces.
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Dye marks.
Paint marks.
Blister marks.
Overheating marks.
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4 inches.
6 inches.
12 inches.
16 inches.
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Bending.
Tension.
Torsion.
Shear.
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Longerons.
Bulkheads.
Stringers.
Frames.
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Passed the elastic limit.
Lost the ability to expand.
Failed to meet elastic limit.
Passed the compression limit.
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UP.
DN.
AUX.
EMERG.
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120,000 to 140,000 pounds per square inch (psi).
150,000 to 170,000 psi.
180,000 to 200,000 psi.
210,000 to 230,000 psi.
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Reduced weight.
Increased weight.
Ability to reduce turbulence.
Ability to increase turbulence.
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Automatic check valve.
Restricter check valve.
Bypass valve.
Relief valve.
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Flap.
Spoiler.
Rudder.
Elevator.
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Store fluid and act as a surge chamber.
Restrict fluid-flow in selected directions.
Pressurize and direct fluid to an actuator.
Replenish fluid, allow for thermal expansion, and provide a means of bleeding air from the system.
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Tenths of an inch.
Thousandths of a inch.
Millionths of a inch.
Billionths of a inch.
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