Question 1

What overcomes weight to keep an airplane in the air?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lift 
B)  Altitude 
C)  Drag 
D)  Thrust 
E)  All of the above 
A)  Lift 
B)  Altitude 
C)  Drag 
D)  Thrust 
E)  All of the above

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a force related to aircraft flight?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lift 
B)  Drag 
C)  Thrust 
D)  Rotor 
E)  Weight 
A)  Lift 
B)  Drag 
C)  Thrust 
D)  Rotor 
E)  Weight

Question 3

An airliner travelling from Japan to England is likely travelling at:

Accepted Answer

A)  Mach = 5 
A)  Mach = 5

Question 4

A commuter flight from Ottawa to Toronto, flown by Westjet (Canada based) in a Boeing 737, carrying passengers from Canada, the United States, Germany and Indonesia. In this case, the United States is

Accepted Answer

A)  The State of Registry and The State of Occurrence 
B)  The State of the Operator and the State of Design 
C)  The State of Manufacturer and the State of the Operator 
D)  The State of Design and the State of Manufacturer 
E)  The State of Registry and the State of Manufacturer 
A)  The State of Registry and The State of Occurrence 
B)  The State of the Operator and the State of Design 
C)  The State of Manufacturer and the State of the Operator 
D)  The State of Design and the State of Manufacturer 
E)  The State of Registry and the State of Manufacturer

Question 5

In a piston engine of a small aircraft, which stroke closes the intake valve and increases the density of the fuel and air mixture?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intake stroke 
B)  Compression stroke 
C)  Depression stroke 
D)  Power stroke 
E)  Exhaust stroke 
A)  Intake stroke 
B)  Compression stroke 
C)  Depression stroke 
D)  Power stroke 
E)  Exhaust stroke

Question 6

Which of the following statements is true of AMMTEs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Some are licensed 
B)  All are licensed 
C)  None are licensed 
D)  They must speak English 
E)  They can all approve a maintenance release 
A)  Some are licensed 
B)  All are licensed 
C)  None are licensed 
D)  They must speak English 
E)  They can all approve a maintenance release

Question 7

MEL is an acronym used in aircraft maintenance, it stands for:

Accepted Answer

A)  Maximum Electrical Load 
B)  Maximum Exhaust Level 
C)  Minimum Equipment List 
D)  Minimum Emergency Line Load 
E)  None of these answers are correct 
A)  Maximum Electrical Load 
B)  Maximum Exhaust Level 
C)  Minimum Equipment List 
D)  Minimum Emergency Line Load 
E)  None of these answers are correct

Question 8

Smart structures are adaptive aircraft design features that can morph when faced with:

Accepted Answer

A)  Component malfunction or failure 
B)  Heavy loads 
C)  Certain environmental conditions 
D)  Signal loss 
E)  Head on collisions 
A)  Component malfunction or failure 
B)  Heavy loads 
C)  Certain environmental conditions 
D)  Signal loss 
E)  Head on collisions

Question 9

An aircraft's payload determined by

Accepted Answer

A)  Number of passenger seats 
B)  Carrying capacity 
C)  Number of crew allowed on-board 
D)  On-board Storage space 
E)  Dimensions of aircraft 
A)  Number of passenger seats 
B)  Carrying capacity 
C)  Number of crew allowed on-board 
D)  On-board Storage space 
E)  Dimensions of aircraft

Question 10

How can metal fatigue be identified?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rough, jagged edges 
B)  Cracks leaving distinctive smooth edges 
C)  Corrosion 
D)  A and C 
E)  B and C 
A)  Rough, jagged edges 
B)  Cracks leaving distinctive smooth edges 
C)  Corrosion 
D)  A and C 
E)  B and C

Question 11

The case of China Airlines 611 demonstrates most clearly that:

Accepted Answer

A)  Scheduled maintenance can prevent accidents 
B)  All aircraft repairs should be examined and approved by certified individuals and examined at regular intervals 
C)  ICAO is sometimes required to step in as the investigating body in an accident when dictated by difficult international politics 
D)  Pilot error can lead to devastating consequences, especially when there is a failure in one of the engines of an aircraft 
E)  Boeing needed to update its structural repair manual to include dealing with metal fatigue 
A)  Scheduled maintenance can prevent accidents 
B)  All aircraft repairs should be examined and approved by certified individuals and examined at regular intervals 
C)  ICAO is sometimes required to step in as the investigating body in an accident when dictated by difficult international politics 
D)  Pilot error can lead to devastating consequences, especially when there is a failure in one of the engines of an aircraft 
E)  Boeing needed to update its structural repair manual to include dealing with metal fatigue

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT an example of equipment redundancy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary and back up cockpit radios 
B)  Extra pilot and passenger seats 
C)  Backup landing gear 
D)  Multiple flight control systems 
E)  All of these are examples of equipment redundancies 
A)  Primary and back up cockpit radios 
B)  Extra pilot and passenger seats 
C)  Backup landing gear 
D)  Multiple flight control systems 
E)  All of these are examples of equipment redundancies

Question 13

What is the role of the horizontal stabilizer on an airplane?

Accepted Answer

A)  To control pitch 
B)   To control roll 
C)  To control yaw 
D)  To decrease drag 
E)  None of the other answers are correct 
A)  To control pitch 
B)   To control roll 
C)  To control yaw 
D)  To decrease drag 
E)  None of the other answers are correct

Question 14

Which company below is NOT involved in Commercial Space?

Accepted Answer

A)  Virgin Galactic 
B)  Space-X 
C)  Blue Horizon 
D)  S3 
E)  They are all involved in commercial space 
A)  Virgin Galactic 
B)  Space-X 
C)  Blue Horizon 
D)  S3 
E)  They are all involved in commercial space

Question 15

To be considered airworthy, a plane must

Accepted Answer

A)  Be type certified 
B)  Have drawings submitted to its regulatory body 
C)  Have a valid certificate of airworthiness 
D)  A and C 
E)  A,B, and C 
A)  Be type certified 
B)  Have drawings submitted to its regulatory body 
C)  Have a valid certificate of airworthiness 
D)  A and C 
E)  A,B, and C

Question 16

_________________ is a reference document that describes the operator's procedures to ensure all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is performed on time and satisfactorily.

Accepted Answer

A)  Maintenance control 
B)  Maintenance records 
C)  Maintenance program 
D)  SARPs 
E)  Airworthiness directive 
A)  Maintenance control 
B)  Maintenance records 
C)  Maintenance program 
D)  SARPs 
E)  Airworthiness directive

Question 17

If the elevator is pitched up, the nose of an airplane will…

Accepted Answer

A)  Pitch upwards 
B)  Pitch downwards 
C)  Not respond to yaw controls 
D)  Accelerate 
E)  All of the answers provided are correct 
A)  Pitch upwards 
B)  Pitch downwards 
C)  Not respond to yaw controls 
D)  Accelerate 
E)  All of the answers provided are correct

Question 18

Which of these is true about the fuselage of an aircraft?

Accepted Answer

A)  Contains both a vertical and horizontal stabilizer 
B)  Is the main section that holds pilots, passengers, and luggage 
C)  Refers to an aircraft that is considered structurally safe to fly 
D)  Refers to an aerodynamic condition that occurs when wing reaches high level of attack 
E)  Refers to wing and tail section 
A)  Contains both a vertical and horizontal stabilizer 
B)  Is the main section that holds pilots, passengers, and luggage 
C)  Refers to an aircraft that is considered structurally safe to fly 
D)  Refers to an aerodynamic condition that occurs when wing reaches high level of attack 
E)  Refers to wing and tail section

Question 19

If my company's aircraft was in a hangar and its engine was removed for repair, the maintenance work environment would be labeled as

Accepted Answer

A)  Line 
B)  Base 
C)  Hangar 
D)  Non-airworthy 
E)  Shop 
A)  Line 
B)  Base 
C)  Hangar 
D)  Non-airworthy 
E)  Shop

Question 20

Which is not usually an aircraft stressor?

Accepted Answer

A)  ATC Error 
B)  Environmental 
C)  Structural weak points 
D)  Human error 
E)  Deterioration of materials 
A)  ATC Error 
B)  Environmental 
C)  Structural weak points 
D)  Human error 
E)  Deterioration of materials

What overcomes weight to keep an airplane in the air?

Which of these is NOT a force related to aircraft flight?

An airliner travelling from Japan to England is likely travelling at:

A commuter flight from Ottawa to Toronto, flown by Westjet (Canada based) in a Boeing 737, carrying passengers from Canada, the United States, Germany and Indonesia. In this case, the United States is

In a piston engine of a small aircraft, which stroke closes the intake valve and increases the density of the fuel and air mixture?

Which of the following statements is true of AMMTEs?

MEL is an acronym used in aircraft maintenance, it stands for:

Smart structures are adaptive aircraft design features that can morph when faced with:

An aircraft's payload determined by

How can metal fatigue be identified?

The case of China Airlines 611 demonstrates most clearly that:

Which of the following is NOT an example of equipment redundancy?

What is the role of the horizontal stabilizer on an airplane?

Which company below is NOT involved in Commercial Space?

To be considered airworthy, a plane must

_________________ is a reference document that describes the operator's procedures to ensure all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is performed on time and satisfactorily.

If the elevator is pitched up, the nose of an airplane will…

Which of these is true about the fuselage of an aircraft?

If my company's aircraft was in a hangar and its engine was removed for repair, the maintenance work environment would be labeled as

Which is not usually an aircraft stressor?

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What overcomes weight to keep an airplane in the air?

Which of these is NOT a force related to aircraft flight?

An airliner travelling from Japan to England is likely travelling at:

A commuter flight from Ottawa to Toronto, flown by Westjet (Canada based) in a Boeing 737, carrying passengers from Canada, the United States, Germany and Indonesia. In this case, the United States is

In a piston engine of a small aircraft, which stroke closes the intake valve and increases the density of the fuel and air mixture?

Which of the following statements is true of AMMTEs?

MEL is an acronym used in aircraft maintenance, it stands for:

Smart structures are adaptive aircraft design features that can morph when faced with:

An aircraft's payload determined by

How can metal fatigue be identified?

The case of China Airlines 611 demonstrates most clearly that:

Which of the following is NOT an example of equipment redundancy?

What is the role of the horizontal stabilizer on an airplane?

Which company below is NOT involved in Commercial Space?

To be considered airworthy, a plane must

_________________ is a reference document that describes the operator's procedures to ensure all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is performed on time and satisfactorily.

If the elevator is pitched up, the nose of an airplane will…

Which of these is true about the fuselage of an aircraft?

If my company's aircraft was in a hangar and its engine was removed for repair, the maintenance work environment would be labeled as

Which is not usually an aircraft stressor?

International Air Law

Airlines

General Aviation

Navigation

Airports

Security

Environment

Safety

Remotely Piloted Aircraft

Filters