What do you know about navigation? Are you ready for this PPL navigation exam quiz that we have brought here for you? Navigation is known as a field of study that focuses on monitoring and controlling the movement of a vehicle or craft from one place to another. Navigation has made geographical tasks very easy since its discovery. Let's see whether you understand navigation enough or not. All the best!
Cross fixing
Intersection
Cross-checking
None of these
44 minutes
52 minutes
68 minutes
48 minutes
535 – 1605 kHz
190 – 106 kHz
180 -190 kHz
190 – 535 kHz
Very high range
Very high-frequency Omni directional range
Omni directional
None of these
118.00 MHz – 135 MHz
108 MHz – 111 MHz
108 MHz – 117.95 MHz
None of these
Bearings
Magnetic bearings
Radials
None of these
Short, medium, and long
Terminal, low, and high altitude
Enroute VOR, approach VOR, and station VOR
None of these
Morse code Identifier
Errors
Accuracy
None of these
Automatic Direction Frequency
Automatic Direction Finder
Automatic Direction Fix
Automatic Direction Free
You can receive AM radio broadcasts over your VOR on these frequencies.
VHF frequencies are not limited by mountains or the curvature of the earth.
VHF radio waves are less susceptible to interference than low-frequency radio waves.
None of these
Relative Bearing
Magnetic Heading
Magnetic Bearing
None of these
Tacking
Homing
Bracketing
None of these
6° left
3° right
5° right
6° right
Bearing
Heading
Relative Bearing
None of these
2°
4°
6°
8°
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