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Principals of Flight

When an Aircraft is in Equilibrium would it be?.
A.
 Ballanced Trim Settings
B.
 Max Climb, max thrust before stall point
C.
 Max thrust and speed towards the ground
D.
 No climb, decent, accelereration or Deceleration
Your Answer =

A Paraglider that is over loaded in flight will?..
A.
 Create masses of lift and no farward speed
B.
 Create little lift and high speed
C.
 Create little lift or speed
D.
 Create lots of lift and speed
Your Answer =

Applying the speed bar in flight will
A.
 Reduce the angle of attack
B.
 Increse the angle of attack
C.
 Have no effect on the angle of attack
D.
 It will change depending on the weather conditions
Your Answer =

Meteorology

Which of the following is not likely to form a cloud?
A.
 Convection
B.
 Orographoc uplift
C.
 Widespread liftting from a warmfront
D.
 Rain
Your Answer =

When gliding in Sea Breaze would you expect the air to be?..
A.
 Gusty and Changing Direction
B.
 Thermic and rough
C.
 Calm and Steady
D.
 Sinking
Your Answer =

An air mass over the UK moving in from the South West is called what?
A.
 Tropical Maritime
B.
 Polar Maritime
C.
 Artic Maritime
D.
 Polar Continental
Your Answer =

Air Law

On a CAA Air Chart 'D044/3.2' seen inside a pecked red line would suggest what?
A.
 A danger area active up to 3,200 ft in published hours
B.
 A danger area in-active up to 3,200 ft unless notified by NOTAM
C.
 Keep free of all flight upto 32000ft
D.
 No flight under 3200ft ever
Your Answer =

On a CAA Air Chart 'D044/3.2' seen inside a solid red line would suggest what?
A.
 A danger area active up to 3,200 ft in published hours
B.
 A danger area in-active up to 3,200 ft unless notified by NOTAM
C.
 Keep free of all flight upto 32000ft
D.
 No flight under 3200ft ever
Your Answer =

When following an object on the ground, road, rail, power lines e.t.c..
A.
 You should fly directly over the object
B.
 There are no UK airlaw rules for this
C.
 You should fly with the feature on your right
D.
 You should fly with the feature on the left
Your Answer =

Safety

When running your engine you should ensure
A.
 Then no one walks in your danger area
B.
 That you point it up into the air slightly
C.
 That you point it slightly towards the ground
D.
 People walking through the danger area are informed
Your Answer =

Your carabieners should
A.
 Painted Left, Yellow and Right, Red
B.
 Painted RED on the inside
C.
 Painted Left, RED and Right, Yellow
D.
 Never be Painted
Your Answer =

When Flying you should always..
A.
 Wear a good warm jacket with a hood
B.
 Wear two pairs of sox
C.
 Wear nice light trainers
D.
 Wear a Helmet
Your Answer =

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