2024 PRE-SOLO AERONAUTICAL
KNOWLEDGE TEST EXAM WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
what is an aerobatic maneuver (91.303) - CORRECT ANSWERS-an abrupt
change in attitude, an abnormal attitude, or abnormal acceleration
necessary for normal flight
how much of the total fuel capacity for a C172S Nav III is usable(PIM 1-6) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-53 gallons
what grades of aviation fuel may be used in the C172S Nav III and what are
their colors(PIM 1-5) - CORRECT ANSWERS-100 LL blue and 100 green
what must be accomplished before entering any class D airspace (91.129) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-establish radio communication with ATC
what preflight action must a pilot perform prior to any flight (91.103) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-a pilot must become familiar with all available
information concerning that flight
what documents must a student pilot carry in order to act as the PIC (61.51)
- CORRECT ANSWERS-pilot certificate, logbook, medical, and government ID
list the documents that must be on board the aircraft at all times-ARROW
(PHAK 8) - CORRECT ANSWERS-airworthiness certificate, registration, radio
license, operating handbook, and weight and balance
if two aircraft are on final approach for the same runway, which aircraft has
the right of way (91.113) - CORRECT ANSWERS-the one with the lower
altitude
if a glider is converging with an airplane, which has the right of way (91.113)
- CORRECT ANSWERS-the glider
describe the procedure when contaminated fuel is found while draining a fuel
sump(PIM 4-9) - CORRECT ANSWERS-drain out contaminated fuel until no
more is found
, will the engine still run with the Master Switch in the OFF position, why(PIM
4-14) - CORRECT ANSWERS-yes, the engine will continue to run regardless of
whether the electric system is on or off
describe the C172S ignition system(PIM7-34) - CORRECT ANSWERS-the
ignition system is composed of two engine driven magnetos and two spark
plugs in each cylinder, the right fires to the lower right and upper left spark
plugs and the left fires to the lower left and upper right spark plugs
during engine run up, what is the maximum allowable RPM drop during a
magneto check(PIM 4-17) - CORRECT ANSWERS-150 RPM
during engine run up what is the minimum allowable idle RPM(PIM 4-17) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-650 RPM
how much horsepower does the engine develop and at what RPM (PIM 1-5) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-180 HP at 2700 RPM
what is the total fuel capacity for the C172S Nav III(PIM 1-6) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-56 gallons
what is the minimum amount of time a pilot is required to wait after the
consumption of alcohol before flying (91.17) - CORRECT ANSWERS-8 hours
what is the definition of careless or reckless operation (91.13) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-operation so as to endanger the life or property of another
for a student pilot what is the minimum visibility requirement for flight
(61.89) - CORRECT ANSWERS-3 SM
steady green on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared for takeoff
steady green in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared to land
flashing green on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared for taxi
flashing green in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-return for landing
steady red on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-stop
steady red in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-give way to other aircraft, circle
flashing red on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-taxi clear of runway in use
flashing red in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-airport unsafe, do not land
KNOWLEDGE TEST EXAM WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
what is an aerobatic maneuver (91.303) - CORRECT ANSWERS-an abrupt
change in attitude, an abnormal attitude, or abnormal acceleration
necessary for normal flight
how much of the total fuel capacity for a C172S Nav III is usable(PIM 1-6) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-53 gallons
what grades of aviation fuel may be used in the C172S Nav III and what are
their colors(PIM 1-5) - CORRECT ANSWERS-100 LL blue and 100 green
what must be accomplished before entering any class D airspace (91.129) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-establish radio communication with ATC
what preflight action must a pilot perform prior to any flight (91.103) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-a pilot must become familiar with all available
information concerning that flight
what documents must a student pilot carry in order to act as the PIC (61.51)
- CORRECT ANSWERS-pilot certificate, logbook, medical, and government ID
list the documents that must be on board the aircraft at all times-ARROW
(PHAK 8) - CORRECT ANSWERS-airworthiness certificate, registration, radio
license, operating handbook, and weight and balance
if two aircraft are on final approach for the same runway, which aircraft has
the right of way (91.113) - CORRECT ANSWERS-the one with the lower
altitude
if a glider is converging with an airplane, which has the right of way (91.113)
- CORRECT ANSWERS-the glider
describe the procedure when contaminated fuel is found while draining a fuel
sump(PIM 4-9) - CORRECT ANSWERS-drain out contaminated fuel until no
more is found
, will the engine still run with the Master Switch in the OFF position, why(PIM
4-14) - CORRECT ANSWERS-yes, the engine will continue to run regardless of
whether the electric system is on or off
describe the C172S ignition system(PIM7-34) - CORRECT ANSWERS-the
ignition system is composed of two engine driven magnetos and two spark
plugs in each cylinder, the right fires to the lower right and upper left spark
plugs and the left fires to the lower left and upper right spark plugs
during engine run up, what is the maximum allowable RPM drop during a
magneto check(PIM 4-17) - CORRECT ANSWERS-150 RPM
during engine run up what is the minimum allowable idle RPM(PIM 4-17) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-650 RPM
how much horsepower does the engine develop and at what RPM (PIM 1-5) -
CORRECT ANSWERS-180 HP at 2700 RPM
what is the total fuel capacity for the C172S Nav III(PIM 1-6) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-56 gallons
what is the minimum amount of time a pilot is required to wait after the
consumption of alcohol before flying (91.17) - CORRECT ANSWERS-8 hours
what is the definition of careless or reckless operation (91.13) - CORRECT
ANSWERS-operation so as to endanger the life or property of another
for a student pilot what is the minimum visibility requirement for flight
(61.89) - CORRECT ANSWERS-3 SM
steady green on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared for takeoff
steady green in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared to land
flashing green on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-cleared for taxi
flashing green in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-return for landing
steady red on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-stop
steady red in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-give way to other aircraft, circle
flashing red on the ground - CORRECT ANSWERS-taxi clear of runway in use
flashing red in flight - CORRECT ANSWERS-airport unsafe, do not land
