chapter 13 safety and ground handling test 2

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Continued, or even short duration, exposure to loud or high-frequency sounds can cause _____, and _____ should always be used.

Hearing loss, hearing protection

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When approaching a helicopter with blades turning, always approach _______

View of the pilot

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Never approach a single-rotor helicopter_____ as the tail rotor is _____ when operating

From the rear, invisible

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Damage to aircraft, personnel or equipment caused by any loose object is known as______ or _______

FOD, Foreign object damage

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Two types of hearing protection are ______ and _______

Internal, external

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Light aircraft are most often secured on the ground with:

Ropes tied only at the aircraft tiedown rings

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Because they cost less, there is seldom a problem with shrinkage or deterioration, and they are strong, most airport parking areas use which of these as permanent tiedowns?

Chain

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Seaplanes tied down on land have been saved from high-wind damage by:

Filling the floats with water plus tying them down in the usual manner

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Which type of aircraft is often secured by a device called a deadman?

Ski plane

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If high winds are anticipated when a helicopter is parked in the open, which of these should be done?

Tie down the main rotor blades