Radio & Air Law Quiz

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There are 15 questions to help review some of the material from the Radio & Air Law unit. You will have 30 min to complete this quiz. Good Luck!

What does VFR & IFR stand for? *

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Visual Face Recognition & Information on Flight Rules

Visual Flight Rules & Instrument Flight Rules

Verbal Feedback Record & Instantaneous Free Radio

Very Fun Ride & Incredible Fun Ride

Other:

An urgency signal is preceded by the word ______ and is repeated _________. *

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SECURITY, three times

MAYDAY, continuously for 10 seconds

PAN PAN, three times

MAYDAY, three times

Other:

The word _______ means: “Okay, I have received your message”. *

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Confirmed

Affirmative

Roger

Acknowledged

Other:

The first transmission of the distress call should be on: *

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The air-to-ground frequency in use at the time

121.5 MHz

Any VHF frequency

126.7 MHz

Other:

Cloud heights in Canadian Aerodrome Forecasts (TAF) are given in: *

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feet ASL

meters ASL

feet AGL

meters AGL

The effects of one drink of alcohol at sea level will: *

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Remain the same with an increase in altitude

Increase with an increase in altitude

Remain constant to 6,000 feet ASL

Decrease with an increase in altitude

The minimum flight visibility for VFR flight in a control area is: *

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1 mile

2 miles

3 miles

4 miles

When two aircraft are converging at approximately the same altitude, the aircraft that has the other on its right shall give way except that: *

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Aeroplanes shall give way to rotary wing aircraft

Helicopters shall give way to aeroplanes

Giders shall give way to aeroplanes

Power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft shall give way to airships, gliders and balloons

Unless otherwise specified, a control zone is: *

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The same as a control area

Always Class D airspace

Controlled airspace along airways above 2,200 feet ASL

Controlled airspace around an aerodrome that extends vertically from the surface to 3,000 feet AGL

What are the characteristics of anti-collision lights? *

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Flashing

White

Red or White

Both A and C

Which of the following are correctly paired light signals – while in air? *

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White – clear the airport

Red flashing – unsafe, do not land

Green steady – stop

Green flashing – cleared for take off

What altitude does Class A extend to? *

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15,000 ft to 60,000 ft

FL180 to FL600

FL150 to FL500

12,500ft to 45,000ft

When is a flight plan or itinerary required? *

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When a flight proceeds beyond 20 NM from the departure airport

When a pilot is a student. Senior pilots do not need to file a flight plan or itinerary.

When an aircraft lands on airport that is different from the one it took off

When a flight proceeds beyond 25 NM from the departure airport

Select the three main sections of a circuit: *

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Downwind

Base

Upwind

Crosswind

Final

45° Entry/Departure

Other:

Required

When the windsock is horizontal, what is the minimum wind strength? *

1 point

0 Knots

5 Knots

10 Knots

15 Knots

Other:

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