i keep getting wrong ch.1

Vx

best angle of climb

Vy

Best rate of climb

what purpose does a taxiway location sign serve

It identifies the taxiway upon which an aircraft is located

pm Which sign is a destination and direction of an exit taxi away from a runway

K

FAA advisory Circular’s containing Subject matter Specifically related to airmen Are issued Under which subject number

60

FAA advisory Circular’s containing Subject matter Specifically related to air traffic control and general operation Are issued Under which subject number

90

FAA advisory Circular’s containing Subject matter Specifically related to airspace Are issued Under which subject number

70

AOA

Angle of attack

CL

coefficient of lift

in what flight condition is torque Effect the greatest in a single engine airplane

low airspeed, high power, high angel of attack

An aircraft leaving ground effect During takeoff will

Required increase in angle Of attack To maintain The same lift coefficient

The amount of excess load That can be imposed On the wing of an airplane Depends upon

speed of airplane

ground effect Is most likely to result in which problem?

Becoming airborne before reaching recommended speed

What must a pilot Be aware of as a result of ground affect

Induced drag decrease: Therefore, any excess speed At the point of flare May cause considerable floating

What force makes an airplane turn?

The horizontal component of lift.

Bernoulli's Principle states that

when the speed of a fluid increases, its pressure decreases.

Deviation in a magnetic compass is caused by

certain metals and electrical systems within the aircraft.

The angular distance between geographic North Pole and the magnetic North Pole is called

Variation

In the northern Hemisphere you begin a compass turn from 350° to a new heading of 020°. What should you do to anticipate rolling out on the correct Heading ?

Roll out before u reach 20°

Magnetic deviation is shown on

A compass correction card

The elevator controls movement about which axis

Lateral

What is the definition of a high-performance airplane?

An airplane with an engine of more than 200 hp

Which color identifies the power off stalling speed with wings flaps, and landing gear in the landing configuration

Lower limit of the white arc

An AD (airworthiness detective) Has been issued that applies your airplane. Can you fly the airplane?

Yes if AD allows it

A third class medical certificate is issued to 36 year-old pilot on August 10 this year to exercise the privileges of a Private pilot Certificate the medical certificate will be valid until midnight on

Aug 31, 5 years later

The earths north magnetic pole exist

North of Canada offset from the geographic North Pole

After takeoff, which airspeed should the pilot use to gain the most altitude and the given period of time

Vy

A pilot flying under basic med

May not fly higher than 18,000 feet MSL

add an airport with pilot controlled lightning how many times should a pilot keep the mic on a Specified frequency to activate, medium intensity, lightning

Five times within five seconds

The elevator controls movement about which axis

Lateral

you are receiving a flight instruction in an airplane that you. which inspection(s) are required

An annual inspection

what does the o refer to in the AROW acronym

operating limitations

which sign is a designation and direction of an exit taxiway from a runway

K

the maximum speed at which the airplane should be operated in smooth air is

208 knots

a slightly high glide slope I dictation from a precision approach path indicator (PAPI) is

three white lights and one red light