1) 'Plans to start passenger flights are still up in the air' means ... a) No decisions have been made about starting passenger flights  b) Airspace will need to be reopened before they can start again c) People might not want to fly 2) If you 'fly by the seat of your pants' ... a) you stay seated throughout the flight  b) you fly using luck and intuition c) you always use checklists 3) If you 'pass with flying colours' ... a) you are an aerobatic display pilot  b) you wait for a green light to cross c) you have a high level of success 4) 'Time flies by on the flight deck' means ... a) Monitoring time is important during flight b) Time spent on the flight deck is enjoyable c) Time passes quickly on the flight deck 5) 'Sometimes sparks fly between ATC and aircrew' means ... a) there are moments of tension b) there are moments of panic c) there are moments of mutual understanding 6) 'Some passengers can fly off the handle' means ... a) Some passengers try to open the doors in flight b) Some passengers get angry during flights c) Some passengers know how to fly a airplane 7) 'The president made a flying visit to Rome' means ... a) The president flew to Rome for a visit b) The president flew over Rome in a helicopter c) The president visited Rome for a short time 8) 'There are plenty of fly-by-night training organisations' means ... a) Lots of training organisations do training at night b) Quite a few training organisations cannot be trusted c) A lot of training organisations operate 24 hours a day 9) 'There are no flies on the first officer' means ... a) The first officer is a clever person b) The first officer didn't do the walk around c) The first officer is a clean person 10) 'He has landed on his feet' means ... a) He got out of his seat during landing b) He has had some good luck c) He applied the brakes heavily during landing

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