Primary Contact 1 Practice Test

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• How can you optimize energy management during a Contact sortie?
• When ready to taxi out of the line area, you should scan the entire forward area from ____ to ____.
• Which factor does NOT contribute to the aircraft's yawing tendency?
• What is the correct position of the nose at 60 KIAS during takeoff?
• What is the minimum speed to enter a slow flight maneuver?
• Which of the following best describes a slip condition?
• What are the two primary factors that must be present for an aircraft to spin?
• During taxi, it is important to keep ailerons deflected ____.
• Which of the following does NOT contribute to the aircraft's yawing tendency?
• Which of the following statements is NOT correct when initiating a slip?
• Which statement accurately describes the steady-state phase of a spin?
• When aligning the aircraft for takeoff, which action is crucial?
• Before entering the cockpit, what should be fastened and secured?
• What is the motto regarding ejection seat safety?
• A power reduction will require which combination of rudder trim and elevator trim?
• Which flying condition involves the aircraft being moved sideways away from the center of a turn?
• During the setup for slow flight, what flap setting is used and to what speed should the airspeed reduce?
• Which is NOT a phase when checklists should ideally be used from memory?
• Which of the following is NOT procedurally correct during a takeoff?
• What is the correct method to compensate for left yawing tendency as the aircraft leaves the runway?
• In what condition should the aircraft be when starting to practice the power-on stall?
• What does bingo fuel indicate?
• What are the three phases that a spin will progress through?
• Which of the following best describes the post-stall gyrations phase of a spin?
• True or False: The level speed change (LSC) will be commenced on any assigned heading from normal cruise to landing flap configuration.
• What angle of attack is suggested for a proper climb at 180 KIAS?
• A slip will result when which of the following occurs?
• True or False: The slow flight maneuver aims to enhance your ability to operate near stall conditions.
• What is known as the fuel at which recovery should be initiated?
• What do we refer to as the __________ scan that combines contact flying and flight instruments through a systematic pattern?
• In the IMSAFE checklist, what does the "S" signify?
• What parameters should the aircraft be established on to start the Turn Pattern (TP)?
• Is it true that one should always keep a hand on the PCL while observing the lineman?
• Which condition can lead to a desired level flight once established in a climb?
• How is airspeed affected during the post-stall gyrations phase?
• Is it true that all safety pins should be installed and confirmed with the instructor before entering or exiting the airplane?
• Which combination accurately reflects the basic principle of attitude flying?
• Full rudder deflection is not required during a slip. If full deflection is used, remain below what airspeed?
• What is the maximum angle of bank for a clearing turn in the landing configuration when performing the THREE C's?
• What is the proper aircraft configuration for normal climb?
• A general rule of thumb is to taxi ____ when in the line area and ____ when outside the line area.
• True or False: Two primary factors must be present for an aircraft to spin; Stalled AOA and roll.
• What is the significance of performing checklists during critical flight phases?
• What control movement is crucial to maintaining a straight flight during wind conditions?
• What does a flashing red light in the air mean for an aircraft with radio failure?
• What is the correct sequence flow for a level speed change (LSC)?
• During constant angle of bank turns, which indicators should be crosschecked for nose attitude and angle of bank?
• What is the proper aircraft configuration for Normal Cruise?
• What is the correct procedure for a level speed change after completing the landing checklist?
• What is your lead heading when conducting a constant 30° angle of bank turn?
• What does a flashing white light on the ground mean for an aircraft with radio failure?
• Which of the following is the correct procedure for an intentional spin entry?
• Before performing the electronic seat adjustment, what should be ensured to avoid issues?
• True or False: You should release the brakes and allow the aircraft to roll forward momentarily to ensure the nose wheel is centered before smoothly advancing the PCL to Max during takeoff.
• When strapping into the ejection seat, where should you start?
• What correction is needed in straight and level flight if you find yourself off airspeed/off altitude?
• What is the aircraft configuration for an intentional spin entry?
• In what scenario should joker fuel be set?
• If the active runway wind speeds are reported at 10 knots gusting to 36, what is your rotate speed?
• What is the correct term for a basic transition that is NOT used during climbs or descents?
• What is the meaning of the "E" in the IMSAFE checklist?
• To avoid rolling out beyond a desired heading, a good rule of thumb is to start the rollout using the ____________.
• What is the term used when the aircraft slides sideways towards the center of the turn?
• What does joker fuel refer to?
• What is the proper aircraft configuration when conducting a turning power-on-stall?
• True or false: In attitude flying, airplane control consists of pitch, bank, yaw, and power?
• Which phase follows the post-stall gyrations in a spin if pro-spin controls are applied?
• What is the simple formula used for developing solid basic flying skills?
• Is the statement true or false that the rudder trim is usually applied first because a correction for yaw precipitates a change in the trim setting for pitch and roll?
• A power addition will require which combination of rudder trim and elevator trim?
• Which of the following IS NOT procedurally correct when starting ABOVE 150KIAS?
• For corrections and to execute many maneuvers, you will follow what specific sequence of events?
• What is the correct sequence for the mechanics of basic transitions?
• During a power-on-stall, what indicates that control effectiveness is lost?
• When executing 60° angle of bank turns in the Turn Pattern (TP), what are the degrees of heading change used?
• An acceleration will require which combination of rudder trim and elevator trim?
• What is the proper recovery procedure during the power-off stall maneuver?
• True or False: The sequence flow for LSC starts from slow cruise (150 KIAS) and returns to the same speed after changing flap configurations.
• A scan pattern may be started anywhere, but it must be ___________ and ___________.
• Is transferring control of the aircraft achieved with a 2-way transfer of the controls?
• What phrase should be used for a positive exchange of control?
• Which of the following IS NOT procedurally correct when conducting a level speed change (LSC)?
• What is a common error related to the after landing checklist?
• What does a flashing green light on the ground indicate for an aircraft with radio failure?
• How much altitude gain can be expected from a power-on stall maneuver started at 150 KIAS?
• What is the approximate airspeed and power setting when conducting the slow flight (student) maneuver?
• What is the angle of attack during post-stall gyrations phase?
• What is the recommended power setting for normal climb at 180 KIAS?
• What are the mechanics for basic flight transitions?
• Constant angle of bank turns to an assigned heading are performed while ______.
• The amount of rollout required to lead the desired heading depends on the rate of turn and the rate at which the rollout will be made; however, a good rule of thumb is to start the rollout _____________ the number of degrees of angle bank in use.
• What is an indicator of a stall during a power-on-stall maneuver?
• What is the correct aircraft configuration for a straight ahead power-on stall?
• How frequently should an operations check be completed during flight?
• Which aspect relates to energy management in a Contact sortie profile?
• What is a common error during the engine starting sequence?
• What is an important factor when recovering from a power-off stall?
• What must be compensated for in order for the aircraft to maintain a desired ground track?
• What is the typical nose-up attitude in a normal climb at 140 KIAS?
• True or False: It’s typical to accidentally position the elevator slightly aft of neutral during recovery procedures.
• During climbs and descents, the ______ indicator becomes the primary instrument for nose attitude.
• In what format are checklists executed?
• Is it true or false that the rudder trim is applied last because a correction for yaw does not necessarily change the trim setting for pitch and roll?
• What is the definition of joker fuel in terms of its planning?
• During a level speed change, when should you report over ICS?
• True or False: Bingo fuel is discussed in briefings for every mission?
• Which sensory sensitivity is crucial for detecting a decrease in speed or settling of the airplane?
• What is the general sequence for trimming the aircraft during flight?
• What action should a pilot take if they notice they're off airspeed during level flight?
• True or False: Initiate the after landing checklist during the landing rollout once the aircraft has reached a safe taxing speed.
• If the active runway wind speeds are reported at 15 knots gusting to 25, what is your rotate speed?
• Which of the following factors contributes to an aircraft's yawing tendency?
• What does the "F" in the IMSAFE checklist represent?
• Is it true or false that the formula (power + attitude = perfection) is utilized for developing solid basic flying skills?
• What is the minimum altitude for recovering from stall maneuvers?
• What is the nose attitude for a normal climb greater than 1000 feet using a cruise-to-climb transition?
• What should a pilot be aware of when transitioning from stall maneuvers?
• What is the aircraft configuration when conducting a landing pattern stall?
• What flight control inputs are required to initiate a slip?
• Which of the following is/are procedurally correct when conducting a level speed change (LSC)?
• What should be done to the landing gear before conducting a landing pattern stall?
• During takeoff, what is the maximum allowed torque increase when cleared for takeoff?
• Which of the following describes the correct procedure for a descent-to-cruise transition?
• What type of scan pattern involves flying contact flying and instruments through a systematic pattern?
• Which phrase highlights the grave risks associated with ejection seat safety?
• When flying a desired ground track, crabbing the aircraft into the wind compensates for what?
• Which of the following describes a gyroscopic effect from a clockwise turning propeller?
• True or False: The operations check must be done at least once every hour, starting during the initial departure climb.
• Which component's position can confirm that the canopy is secured?
• Post-stall gyrations, incipient spin, and what is the last phase a spin will progress through?
• What is required when there is an addition of power during flight?
• What should be adjusted when an aircraft is accelerating?
• What is the proper aircraft configuration for Slow Cruise?
• A skid will result under which of the following conditions?
• When do you initiate the recovery during the landing pattern stall maneuver?
• True or False: Do not start the after landing checklist until the aircraft is clear of the duty runway.
• When executing a landing pattern stall, which recovery action is taken last?
• What should you ensure is not entangled with any straps before actuating the electronic seat adjustment switch?
• When viewed from the pilot's seat, which gyroscopic effect is experienced from a clockwise turning propeller?
• What best describes the incipient phase of a spin?
• What two primary factors must be present for an aircraft to spin?
• Energy level is manipulated with which factors?
• What principle is utilized to make all transitions effectively?
• During a spin, what must be maintained during recovery maneuver to ensure safety?
• A slip occurs when the aircraft slides sideways _______ the center of turn. What is the correct answer?
• When should the first operations check be accomplished in flight?
• In reference to attitude flying, what are the four components of airplane control?
• What is the primary effect of a headwind on aircraft trajectory?
• A slip is used to increase sink rate while maintaining what conditions?
• What should be anticipated while advancing the PCL during takeoff?
• What should you lead with upon activation of the stick shakers when entering a spin?
• Who may initiate a change in control of the aircraft?
• What is the purpose of the slow flight (student) maneuver?
• What describes the purpose of bingo fuel during missions?
• If a 30 degree angle of bank turn was being used, the lead rollout heading should start __________ prior to the desired heading.
• What skills are developed through stall training regarding recognition of a stall?
• Transferring control of the aircraft is accomplished by completing a 3-way exchange of the controls with the emphasis on which word?
• What aircraft attitude is observed when control effectiveness is lost in a power-on stall?
• What procedures are to be followed if recovering from a spin during the incipient phase?
• What should the torque setting be when flying at a slow flight configuration?
• What action should be taken if the airplane begins to settle or "mush" during maneuvers?
• True or False: A slip is used to increase sink rate while maintaining a constant altitude and a specific track over the ground.
• If you find yourself 100 feet high but with correct airspeed, what correction should you make?
• What is the best practice regarding checklists during aircraft inspections and operations?
• During critical phases of flight, which checklists should be performed from memory?
• True or False: Recoveries during power-on-stall consist of relaxing back-stick forces to break the stall and advancing the PCL to maximum.
• True or False: Joker fuel is discussed in briefings for every mission?
• What is the role of angles of bank and attack in energy status?
• If the active runway wind speeds are reported at 12 knots gusting to 24, what is your rotate speed?
• Which option best describes the effect of the rudder during a yaw correction?
• True or False: The order of the THREE C's prior to stall maneuvers is flexible.
• How does a left crosswind affect the yawing tendency during takeoff?
• Which of the following is procedurally correct when conducting the power-off stall maneuver starting AT OR BELOW 150KIAS?
• Is the statement true or false that the formula (power + attitude = performance) helps in developing basic flying skills?
• True or False: The difference between the actual heading of the aircraft and its track over the ground is called angle of drift and need not be compensated for.
• What are the three basic rules for handling an airborne emergency?
• What action is taken if recovering from a spin during the incipient phase?
• What must be completed to ensure control exchange is legitimate?
• What is identified as the primary cause of a stall in aircraft maneuvering?
• When correcting a heading error during straight flight, you should first stop the error and stabilize, then correct back to proper heading using what?
• Which of the following is NOT a basic transition used to initiate or level off from a climb or descent?
• Which of the following statements is procedurally correct regarding the landing pattern stall maneuver?
• In terms of airflow and stability, what must be maintained during a slip maneuver?
• The phrase "Respect the seat" is primarily associated with which safety precaution?
• When not in radar contact, what should be used to clear traffic during climbs and descents greater than 1000 feet?
• A skid occurs when the aircraft slides sideways _________ the center of the turn and the side slip indicator is displaced _________ the direction of the turn.
• Is it necessary to complete a 3-way exchange of control for proper aircraft operation?
• What are the approximate airspeed and power settings utilized during the slow flight maneuver with the flaps in the landing position?
• What is one critical action to take during cockpit preparation to ensure safety?
• What configuration is required for Slow Cruise at 200 KIAS?
• What happens when a slip is executed improperly?
• What commonly occurs to the turn needle during post-stall gyrations?
• Which of the following is not a step in conducting the power-on stall?
• During takeoff, what is the effect of an abrupt power application on aircraft yaw?
• True or False: A spin progresses through three phases as long as pro-spin controls are applied.
• When power is reduced, which elevator trim direction is required?
• What reaction occurs when the nose of the aircraft is yawed left while using a clockwise turning propeller?
• What does ‘KIAS’ stand for in aviation?
• Which of the following are basic transitions to initiate or level off from a climb or descent?
• In a climb-to-cruise transition, when should you begin lowering the nose toward the level flight altitude?
• What indicates that the canopy is closed and latched?
• A ____________ occurs when the aircraft slides away from the center of the turn.
• A combination between pitch, bank, yaw, and power controls is the basis for __________ flying.