1) For an aircraft to fly:   a) There must be a difference in pressure between the air passing over the upper and lower parts of the wings b) lift, weight, thrust and drag must be in equillibrium c) it must be moving sufficiently fast so that the difference in air pressure can overcome weight d) A, b and c are correct 2) Which combination is correct in connection to parts, functions and aircraft axis to describe the three aerodynamical movements in aviation a) Lateral, pitch, elevator, b) Longitudinal, roll, aileron c) vertical, yaw, rudder d) A, b and c are all correct 3) Runways are labelled depending: a) on the prevailing winds b) their direction to the magnetic compass c) on the height of the terrain d) a and B are correct 4) A hailstorm is a storm with : a) fog b) dust c) slush d) small balls of ice 5) Which involves more water in a shorter period of time? a) rain b) dew c) showers d) drizzle 6) The term CAVOK means: a) Clouds and visibiity OK b) Ceiling and volcanic clouds c) Ceiling and visibility OK d) Cold and varied air masses 7) Gusts refer to a) haze b) smoke c) wind d) fog 8) overcast, broken, few and scattered refer to: a) pressure b) speed, c) ceiling and clouds d) mist 9) QNH refers to a) time b) speed c) pressure d) wind 10) In an airport " Airside" a) include : runways, taxiways, stands b) is where aircraft are parked  c) include shops, restaurants, car parks and check in areas d) A and B are correct 11) Runways are designated by two numbers at their ends, the difference between which is: a) 27 b) 18 c) 36 d) 90 12) High level clouds have a base of a) 1,.000feet above MSL b) 15,000 feet above MSL c) 20,000 thousand feet above MSL d) Less than 10,000 feet above MSL 13) Characteristics of a CB( Charlie Bravo)  a) They produce a halo around the sun or the moon b) Lightning, thunder and hail c) They are detached clouds whose upper outline resembles a cauliflower d) They are not a hazard to aviation 14) Stratus clouds a) are low level clouds b) generally bring drizzle or snow grains c) generally bring low temperatures d) A, b and c are correct 15) Low level clouds are those whose base is: a) below 6,500 feet b) below 5,000 feet c) below 2,500 feet d) below 1,500 feet 16) METARs, ATIS AND VOLMETS are a) Notice to airmen b) Navigational aids  c) are issued by ATC d) Weather reports 17) In a METAR : a) The time is expressed in zulu time b) Plus and minus refer temperature c) The speed of wind is measured in knots d) A and C are correct 18) Runway incursion is an unauthorized entry onto a runway by: a) an aircraft b) a vehicle c) a person or an object d) A, b and c are correct 19) VFR and IFR refer to: a) Frequency b) Flight rules c) Instrument meteorological conditions d) heading 20) VOR a) is a system of radio navegation b) stands for : Very High Frequency Omni Directional Range c) stations may have a DME which informs the pilot of the distance to the VOR station d) A, b and C are all correct 21) CPDLC a) is a means of communication between controller pilot data link communication  b) is an alternative to voice communications c) is two-way data linksystem by whichcontrollers can transmitnon urgent strategic messages to an aircraft d) A,B and C are correct 22) A bird strike  a) Refers to an accident in which aircraft collide with birds b) Does not represent a hazard to aviation  c) can mostly affect the nose, windshield and engine of an aircraft d) A and c are correct 23) Fire on board   a) can be minimized by the use of smoke detectors and themanufacturer's choice of fitting materials used in the aircraft b) is a serious hazard because of the large amount of fuel uel on board   c) To minimize the risk, smoke hoods and fire extinguishers are available  d) A, b and C are correct 24) Hydraulic failure a) can cause problems with the landing gear b) means that the pilot will lose the use of the movable surfaces which are essential for proper flight control. c) means there is no water supply d) A and B are correct 25) DGs: Some  goods are forbidden because a) they may explode b) emit dangerous toxins c) react dangerously d) A, b and c are correct 26) Some DGs that are accepted by air mail are  a) infectious substances b) dry ice c) radio active materials d) A and B are correct 27) Charly, Delta, Zulu and Echo are terms which refer to a) clouds b) meteorology c) the Icao alphabet d) navigational aids 28) Some emergency items in an aircraft  a) trolleys, hot cups and trays b) the PSU and APU c) The PBE, fire extinguishers, oxugen cylinders , megaphone and crash axe d) seat belt, seat cushion, safety matches and dry ice 29) What is weight and balance? a) It's the weight that goes in the aircraft and the balance of it after it  has been loaded b) It's the total weight of the aircraft without passengers or load c) It's the total weight in the cargo hold d) It's the C of G 30) Flight dispatchers responsibilities include : a) Issuing weather reports like METARS and ATIS b) Issuing clearances and instructions using Rt communications c) Look after passengers comfort and safety by transporting him/her by air   d) Assisting the pilot in command in flight preparation, analyzing meteorological conditions,monitoring the progress of a flight and computing the amount of fuel required 31) Push- back tug, heavy plant, aircraft de icer, flat bed truck and fuel tanker are airside  a) Navigational aids b) airside service vehicles  c) warnings about hazards d) landside facilities 32) Permitted DGs carried by passengers on board a) Infectious substances, petrol engines,oxidizing materials b) Flammable solids,dry ice,explosives,organic peroxides c) Infectious substances,dry ice and radioactive materials d) Alcoholic beverages,safety matches,lighters,air cylinders and other items in small amounts 33) Flotation devices used by passengers in case of ditching: a) Life jackets, raft and slides and passengers' seat cushions b) PBE, fire extinguishers and megaphon c) Heavy plant, aircraft de icer and snowploughs d) Flaps, slats, elevator and aileron

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