Quiz On Entry As A Pilot Into The Raaf Via Adfa
This quiz is designed for those who are attempting to enter the Royal Australian Air Force as a Pilot, through ADFA. This quiz does not cover all possible questions, merely attempts to point out places you may not have studies thoroughly. A site I've made to help myself study is below:
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-Tom
- 1.
Where is your Initial Employment Training (IET)? (Multiple Answers)
- A.
RAAF Base Edinburgh
- B.
RAAF Base Pearce
- C.
RAAF Base Tamworth
- D.
RAAF Base Townsville
- E.
RAAF Base East Sale
Correct Answer(s)
A. RAAF Base Edinburgh
B. RAAF Base Pearce
C. RAAF Base Tamworth
D. RAAF Base TownsvilleExplanation
Combat Survival course (COMSURV): 2 to 3 weeks at RAAF Base Townsville, during third year at ADFA.
Aviation Medicine (AVMED): Initial AVMED is 1 week at RAAF Base Tamworth before undertaking initial Flying Training. Further AVMED Training is between Basic and Advanced flying training at RAAF Base Edinburgh.
Pilot Basic: 26 Weeks at RAAF Base Tamworth
Advanced Training: 37 weeks at RAAF Base PearceRate this question:
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- 2.
How long you will you enlist/appoint for? (Multiple Answers)
- A.
12 years
- B.
14.5 years
- C.
9 years
- D.
7 years
- E.
13.5 years
Correct Answer(s)
B. 14.5 years
E. 13.5 yearsExplanation
14.5 or 13.5 years if undertaking the BTech (Aviation) degree stream.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What are the Pre-Enlistment Fitness Requirements (PFA)?
- A.
Shuttle Run to a standard of 6.1
- B.
Shuttle run to a standard of 6.5
- C.
Shuttle Run to a standard of 7.5, 45 sit-ups and 15-push-ups.
- D.
Shuttle Run to a standard of 8, 30 sit-ups, 50 push-ups
- E.
No Requirements
Correct Answer
B. Shuttle run to a standard of 6.5Explanation
The PFA for Air Force entry consists of the shuttle run to a standard of 6.5Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is the ADF policy on the non-medical use of drugs?
- A.
There is a three strike system for less potent drugs such as marijuana. Drugs such as heroin have two strikes. Dismissal results after the maximum number of strikes have been reached.
- B.
Drug or solvent misuse is not tolerated and attracts disciplinary action, including dismissal. Defence has a zero tolerance policy to any non-medical use of drugs. This includes abuse of prescription drugs.
- C.
All illegal drugs result in immediate dismissal, abuse of prescription drugs has a 3 strike policy.
- D.
There is no action taken as a result of drug use unless it impairs a members capability to carry out the work assigned to them.
- E.
There is no action taken as a result of rug use.
Correct Answer
B. Drug or solvent misuse is not tolerated and attracts disciplinary action, including dismissal. Defence has a zero tolerance policy to any non-medical use of drugs. This includes abuse of prescription drugs.Explanation
The correct answer states that the ADF (Australian Defence Force) has a zero tolerance policy towards the non-medical use of drugs, including the abuse of prescription drugs. This means that any form of drug or solvent misuse is not tolerated and will result in disciplinary action, including dismissal from the defense force. The ADF's strict policy aims to ensure that members of the defense force maintain a high level of professionalism and are free from the negative effects of drug use.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which one or more of the following relating to possible degrees is true?
- A.
The Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical) is offered only to pilot applicants.
- B.
The second year of the Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) concentrates on aviation science and a systems approach to aviation.
- C.
The second year of the Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) concentrates on advanced aeronautics and flight training.
- D.
The third year of the Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical) comprises flying training components provided by the ADF together with a project and some advanced courses in aviation.
- E.
The Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) is offered only to pilot applicants.
Correct Answer(s)
B. The second year of the Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) concentrates on aviation science and a systems approach to aviation.
E. The Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) is offered only to pilot applicants.Explanation
The second year of the Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) focuses on aviation science and a systems approach to aviation, indicating that students in this program will gain knowledge and skills in these areas. Additionally, the Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) is only available to pilot applicants, suggesting that this degree program is specifically designed for individuals interested in becoming pilots.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How long are session one academic studies in year 1 at ADFA?
- A.
16 weeks
- B.
14 Weeks
- C.
15 Weeks
- D.
2 Weeks
- E.
3 Weeks
Correct Answer
A. 16 weeksExplanation
In year 1 at ADFA, session one academic studies last for 16 weeks. This duration allows for a substantial amount of time for students to engage in their academic coursework and complete their assignments. It also provides ample time for instructors to cover the necessary material and ensure that students have a comprehensive understanding of the subjects being taught.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Upon entry to ADFA, your rank will be:
Correct Answer
Officer Cadet
OFFCDT
Officer Cadet (OFFCDT)
officer cadetExplanation
The correct answer is "Officer Cadet, OFFCDT, Officer Cadet (OFFCDT), officer cadet". This is because these are all different variations of the same rank, which is "Officer Cadet". The variations in capitalization and abbreviation are likely due to different formatting styles or conventions. However, they all refer to the same rank of an individual upon entry to ADFA.Rate this question:
- 8.
Uniform Allowance during study at ADFA (per year) amounts to
- A.
$230
- B.
$423
- C.
$782
- D.
$419
- E.
$682
Correct Answer
D. $419Explanation
After commissioning, this increases to $682 per yearRate this question:
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- 9.
Where is Single Service Training (SST) for the RAAF?
- A.
RMC Duntroon
- B.
HMAS Creswell
- C.
RAAF Base East Sale
- D.
RAAF Base Tamworth
- E.
RAAF Base Pearce
Correct Answer
C. RAAF Base East SaleExplanation
RAAF Base East Sale is the correct answer because Single Service Training (SST) for the RAAF is conducted at this location.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Academic Military Education and Training (AMET) include many subjects. Which option lists 5 correct options?
- A.
Defence, Psychology and Leadership, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Physical an Recreational Training, Current Affairs, Survival
- B.
English and Military Communications, Defence ,Psychology and leadership, Field Training
- C.
Defence, Psychology and Leadership, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Flight Training, Military Law
- D.
Defence, Psychology and Leadership, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Military Drill and Ceremonial Training, Military Law
- E.
Study Skills, Weapons Training, Field Training, Military Law, Aviation Medicine
Correct Answer
D. Defence, Psychology and Leadership, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Military Drill and Ceremonial Training, Military LawExplanation
All of the answers contain at least 3 correct answers.
A is incorrect as Current Affairs are not included in AMET.
B is incorrect as there are only 4 options.
C is incorrect as Flight training is not part of AMET.
D is correct.
E is incorrect as Aviation Medicine and military law are not part of AMET.Rate this question:
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- 11.
How many hours per week, during the years at ADFA, are dedicated to Academic Military Education and Training (AMET)?
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
6
- D.
7
- E.
8
Correct Answer
C. 6Explanation
The correct answer is 6. This suggests that during the years at ADFA, students dedicate 6 hours per week to Academic Military Education and Training (AMET).Rate this question:
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- 12.
The F/A-18 Hornet is:
- A.
A supersonic, long range strike jet.
- B.
A light transport aircraft.
- C.
A multi-role fighter aircraft.
- D.
The ADF's lead-in fighter trainer.
- E.
An air-to-air refuelling aircraft.
Correct Answer
C. A multi-role fighter aircraft.Explanation
The F/A-18 Hornet is classified as a multi-role fighter aircraft because it is capable of performing a variety of roles in combat. It can engage in air-to-air combat, air-to-ground attacks, and reconnaissance missions. Its versatility and advanced technology make it a valuable asset for military operations.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What is the pay rate during the second year of training?
- A.
$25,324 per year
- B.
$29,929 per year
- C.
$34,533 per year
- D.
$39,137 per year
- E.
$50,021 per year
Correct Answer
B. $29,929 per yearExplanation
The pay rate during the second year of training is $29,929 per year.Rate this question:
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- 14.
At what rate does long service leave accumulate?
- A.
5 days per year
- B.
8 days per year
- C.
9 days per year
- D.
12 days per year
- E.
None
Correct Answer
C. 9 days per yearExplanation
Long service leave is a type of leave entitlement that is accrued based on an employee's length of service with an organization. The rate at which long service leave accumulates determines how many days an employee earns each year. In this case, the correct answer is 9 days per year, meaning that for every year of service, an employee would earn 9 days of long service leave.Rate this question:
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- 15.
How many hours (approx) are flown during the basing flying training course at Tamworth?
- A.
40
- B.
50
- C.
60
- D.
70
- E.
80
Correct Answer
C. 60Explanation
62.8 hours are flownRate this question:
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- 16.
How many hours (approx) are flown during the advanced flying training course at Pearce?
- A.
90
- B.
100
- C.
110
- D.
120
- E.
130
Correct Answer
D. 120Explanation
119 hours are flownRate this question:
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- 17.
What aircraft is flown during basic flying training?
- A.
PC-9/A
- B.
Cap-10
- C.
CT-4B
- D.
Hawk 127
- E.
Cessna 14
Correct Answer
C. CT-4BExplanation
The CT-4B is flown during basic flying training.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What aircraft is flown during advanced flying training?
- A.
PC-9/A
- B.
Cap-10
- C.
CT-4B
- D.
Hawk 127
- E.
Cessna 14
Correct Answer
A. PC-9/AExplanation
The PC-9/A is flown during advanced flying training.Rate this question:
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- 19.
What is the name of the school located at Tamworth that basic flying training is done at?
- A.
ADF Basic Flying Training School (ADFBFTS)
- B.
No 2 Flying Training School (2FTS)
- C.
School of Army Aviation (SAA)
- D.
Royal Australian Air Force Flight School (RAAFFS)
- E.
RAAF Base Tamworth
Correct Answer
A. ADF Basic Flying Training School (ADFBFTS)Explanation
The correct answer is ADF Basic Flying Training School (ADFBFTS). This is the name of the school located at Tamworth where basic flying training is conducted. The other options listed are either different schools or not specifically located at Tamworth.Rate this question:
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- 20.
ThiWhat is the name of the school located at Pearce that advanced flying training is done at?
- A.
ADF Basic Flying Training School (ADFBFTS)
- B.
No 2 Flying Training School (2FTS)
- C.
School of Army Aviation (SAA)
- D.
Royal Australian Air Force Flight School (RAAFFS)
- E.
RAAF Base Tamworth
Correct Answer
B. No 2 Flying Training School (2FTS)Explanation
No 2 Flying Training School (2FTS) is the correct answer because it is the school located at Pearce where advanced flying training is done. The other options, ADF Basic Flying Training School (ADFBFTS), School of Army Aviation (SAA), Royal Australian Air Force Flight School (RAAFFS), and RAAF Base Tamworth, are not specifically mentioned as the school where advanced flying training is conducted at Pearce.Rate this question:
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- 21.
How much is the trainee allowance?
- A.
$10,917 per year
- B.
$8,499 per year
- C.
$4,847 per year
- D.
$5,836 per year
- E.
$8,224 per year
Correct Answer
E. $8,224 per yearExplanation
The trainee allowance is $8,224 per year.Rate this question:
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- 22.
How much is the Service Allowance you receive after training?
- A.
$10,917 per year
- B.
$8,499 per year
- C.
$4,847 per year
- D.
$5,836 per year
- E.
$8,224 per year
Correct Answer
A. $10,917 per yearExplanation
The correct answer is $10,917 per year. This is the amount of Service Allowance that is received after training.Rate this question:
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- 23.
What is the preferred maximum age for entry to ADFA?
- A.
50 years
- B.
32 years
- C.
27.5 years
- D.
40 years
- E.
24.5 years
Correct Answer
E. 24.5 yearsExplanation
Based on an economic return of service, the maximum age for ADFA Air Force Pilot entry is 40 years of age. However, Air Force has stated a preference for applicants that do not exceed 27.5 years of age at the commencement of pilot training. Consequently, preferred maximum age on entry to ADFA is 24.5 years so that candidates will be no more than 27.5 years of age on commencement of pilot training.Rate this question:
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- 24.
The Australian Defence Force Pilot Selection Agency (ADF PSA) is located at which RAAF Base?
- A.
Pearce
- B.
Tamworth
- C.
Townsville
- D.
East Sale
- E.
Edinburgh
Correct Answer
B. TamworthExplanation
The correct answer is Tamworth because the Australian Defence Force Pilot Selection Agency (ADF PSA) is located at the RAAF Base in Tamworth.Rate this question:
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- 25.
The Officer Selection Board consists of (multiple answers):
- A.
Written and verbal problem solving
- B.
Group interaction scenarios
- C.
Formal interview
- D.
Problem solving exercises
- E.
Flying assessment
Correct Answer(s)
A. Written and verbal problem solving
B. Group interaction scenarios
C. Formal interview
D. Problem solving exercisesExplanation
The Officer Selection Board consists of various components that assess different skills and qualities required for the position. These include written and verbal problem solving, group interaction scenarios, formal interviews, and problem-solving exercises. These components aim to evaluate the candidate's ability to think critically, communicate effectively, work well in a team, demonstrate leadership potential, and solve complex problems. Additionally, the flying assessment may also be included to assess the candidate's aptitude for flying duties if applicable.Rate this question:
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- 26.
The Flight Screening Program (FSP) is part of the Pilot Selection Agency. How many profiles (individual tests of flying ability in different areas of flying) are flown in the basic course?
- A.
70
- B.
86
- C.
98
- D.
116
- E.
115
Correct Answer
C. 98Explanation
In the basic course of the Flight Screening Program (FSP), a total of 98 profiles are flown. These profiles are individual tests that assess flying ability in different areas of flying.Rate this question:
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- 27.
The Flight Screening Program (FSP) is part of the Pilot Selection Agency. How many profiles (individual tests of flying ability in different areas of flying) are flown in the advanced course?
- A.
70
- B.
86
- C.
98
- D.
116
- E.
115
Correct Answer
E. 115Explanation
In the advanced course of the Flight Screening Program (FSP), a total of 115 profiles are flown. These profiles refer to individual tests of flying ability in different areas of flying.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Which aircraft are flown during the Flight Screening Process? (multiple answers)
- A.
Cap 10
- B.
CT-4B
- C.
PC-9/A
- D.
Hawk 127
- E.
Cessna 14
Correct Answer(s)
A. Cap 10
B. CT-4BExplanation
The aircraft flown during the Flight Screening Process include the Cap 10 and CT-4B.Rate this question:
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