Aviation Prepware Quiz

What is the purpose of an aircraft's pitot-static system?

• To measure airspeed, altitude, and vertical speed.

• To provide power to the aircraft's electrical systems.

• To control the aircraft's navigation and autopilot systems.

• To measure fuel consumption, engine temperature, and cabin pressure.

Which type of airspace requires a clearance from air traffic control to enter?

• Class H

• Class G

• Class A, B, C, D, and E

• Class F

What is the primary function of an aircraft's fuel system?

• Control the aircraft's navigation

• Generate electricity for the aircraft

• Maintain cabin pressure in the aircraft

• Store and deliver fuel to the engines

What is the maximum altitude for Class E airspace?

• 18,000 feet or 60,000 feet MSL

• 15,000 feet or 55,000 feet MSL

• 20,000 feet or 70,000 feet MSL

• 10,000 feet or 50,000 feet MSL

What is the purpose of an aircraft's electrical system?

• To control the aircraft's navigation

• To regulate the temperature inside the aircraft

• To provide power for various components and systems on the aircraft.

• To communicate with air traffic control

What is the minimum visibility requirement for VFR flight in Class G airspace below 10,000 feet?

• 4 statute miles

• 1 statute mile

• 3 statute miles

• 2 statute miles

What is the purpose of an aircraft's hydraulic system?

• To generate electricity for the aircraft.

• To store fuel for the engines.

• To provide air conditioning for the cabin.

• To transmit and control power to various components and systems

What is the maximum airspeed allowed in Class D airspace?

• 300 knots KIAS

• 150 knots KIAS

• 200 knots KIAS

• 250 knots KIAS

What is the primary function of an aircraft's navigation system?

• Monitoring engine performance

• Controlling cabin temperature

• Determining position and providing guidance for navigation

• Communicating with air traffic control

What is the minimum visibility requirement for VFR flight in Class B airspace?

• 1 statute mile

• 5 statute miles

• 10 statute miles

• 3 statute miles