1. In a 60 deg. banked, constant altitude turn, what is the load the wings will be carrying if your ATR-72 weighs 49,604 lbs. at takeoff.
97,002 lbs. 99,208 lbs. 52,164 lbs.

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2. Which of the following will a heavier airplane NOT have?
Lower stall speed. Higher landing speed. Higher takeoff speed.

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3. Gross Weight is Empty Weight plus:
pilot, payload fuel load plus ballast pilot, payload, fuel load plus ballast

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4. One gallon of oil weighs:
8 lbs. 7.5 lbs. 6 lbs.

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5. It is OK to takeoff with the CG aft of the rear limit of the CG envelope because your fuel burn will make move forward.
True False It depends on the runway length available for the takeoff run.

1. Lift depends on:
Angle of Attack Indicated Airspeed Angle of Attack and Indicated Airspeed

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2. As coefficient of lift (CL) increases, the angle of attack also increases.
Depends on the true airspeed. True False

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3. Your Boeing 737-800 has a certified weight of 174,200 pounds and a wing area of 1,340 sq. ft. What is the wing loading at maximum weight?
130 lbs. @ sq. ft. 146.5 lbs. @ sq. ft. 153 lbs. @ sq. ft.

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4. As speed doubles, your drag is
twice as much. 4 times as much. 3.7 times as much.

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5. The lift generated by an airfoil is
proportional to the square of the velocity of the relative air flow. inversely proportional to the airflow. inversely proportional to the wing surface.

1. If you rotate PRIOR to Vr, your takeoff run will:
Decrease Increase Not be effected with application of more power.

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2. Choice of cruise altitude depends on many factors, among them is:
Airplane Zero Fuel Weight (ZFW) Cloud layers Wind at various altitudes

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3. Which V speed will give you the maximum altitude in the shortest distance?
Vy max rate of climb Vx max angle of climb normal climb with 20 deg. flaps

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4. Two Cessna 172s are at the same altitude and airspeed. Assuming no wind, and one weighs 200 lbs more than the other, which one will glide further of they cut their engines at the same moment and the pilots use proper technique?
The lighter one The heavier one Both will glide the same distance

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5. If the outside air temperature is ISA +10, your climb performance will be:
improved poorer depends on wind conditions

1. You are cruising at FL260 in ASA's 737-800. You are flying in the region of the atmosphere known as the:
Stratosphere Troposphere Mesosphere

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2. Standard conditions at sea level on a standard day are:
59 deg. F, 1013mb 15 deg. C, 1029 mb 0 deg. C, 1000 mb. or 29.92 in. Hg.

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3. Katabatic winds blow:
Upslope during daylight hours Downslope at night are only found in the Southern Hemisphere

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4. Every physical process of weather is accompanied by or is the result of:
a heat exchange a movement of air a pressure differential

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5. Flying conditions beneath an inversion are likely to be
smooth with poor visibility turbulent with good visibility smooth with clear visibility

1. Your COMM 1 & 2 radios have failed as you wait for takeoff. The control tower gives you a steady green light. This means:
Cross the runway Cleared for takeoff Return to the starting point on the airport

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2. After landing at a tower-controlled airport, when should you contact Ground Control?
when advised by the tower prior to turning off the runway after reaching a taxiway that leads directly to the parking ramp

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3. What color is the airport symbol on a VFR sectional chart if the airport has an operational control tower?
magenta blue light green

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4. Taxiway centerline lights are colored:
blue white green

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5. The color pattern emitted by the rotating beacon at a civil airport is ___ followed by ___ followed by ___.
W, G, W G, W, G G, W, W