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    1. It is acceptable to allow your airspeed to go below 30 knots if:

    ___ A. Your rate of sink is 0

    ___ B. Your rate of sink is below 300 FPM (feet per minute)

    ___ C. Your rate of sink is below 600 FPM

    2. To avoid hitting unmarked wires your altitude must be:

    ___ A. Above 300 feet AGL (above ground level)

    ___ B. Above 500 feet MSL (mean sea level)

    ___ C. Above 500 feet AGL

    3. The number one cause of fatal accidents in the R-22 is:

    ___ A. Low RPM rotor stall

    ___ B. Collision with wires and other objects

    ___ C. Low G mast bumping

    4. When the rotor RPM begins to decay, the engine will:

    ___ A. Produce less torque

    ___ B. Produce less torque and less power

    ___ C. Produce less power at nearly the same torque

    5. If you encounter unexpected severe turbulence, you should:

    ___ A. Immediately increase your airspeed to clear the area quickly

    ___ B. Slow down and avoid over controlling the aircraft

    ___ C. Enter an autorotation and land

    6. Aerodynamic stall occurs when:

    ___ A. Either an airplane or helicopter loses airspeed

    ___ B. An Airplane loses airspeed or a helicopter loses rotor RPM

    ___ C. An airplane flies too fast or a helicopter flies to slow

    7. If the pilot pulls in too much pitch:

    ___ A. It may cause an over torque damaging the engine

    ___ B. It may cause an over speed

    ___ C. It may pull the RPM down causing a loss of power leading to rotor stall

    8. To quickly descend for collision avoidance, the pilot should:

    ___ A. Reduce collective pitch while keeping the aircraft level with the cyclic

    ___ B. Push the cyclic forward to dive below the hazard

    ___ C. Lower the collective and push the cyclic forward

    9. When crossing high tension wires, the pilot should:

    ___ A. Keep the tower to his left so as to avoid aircraft coming from the opposite direction

    ___ B. Always fly directly over the towers

    ___ C. Always fly over the point where the wires are the lowest

    10. When performing a zero G push-over, an airplane:

    ___ A. Has less lateral control than during one G flight

    ___ B. Has more lateral control than during one G flight

    ___ C. Has the same lateral control as during one G flight

    11. When performing a zero G push-over, a helicopter:

    ___ A. Has less lateral control than during one G flight

    ___ B. Has more lateral control than during one G flight

    ___ C. Has the same lateral control than during one G flight

    12. You can recover the most energy by:

    ___ A. Reducing your RPM from 104% to 80%

    ___ B. Reducing your airspeed from 90 knots to 80 knots

    ___ C. Reducing your airspeed from 50 knots to 35 knots

    13. To recover from a low G condition, the pilot must apply:

    ___ A. Left pedal

    ___ B. Aft cyclic

    ___ C. Left cyclic

    ___ D. Right pedal

    14. To recover from a low RPM situation, power on, at any airspeed, the pilot must:

    ___ A. Lower collective and add right pedal

    ___ B. Roll on throttle and add forward cyclic

    ___ C. Roll on throttle and lower the collective simultaneously

    ___ D. Lower the collective and add forward cyclic

    15. For use during autorotation, energy is stored in:

    ___ A. Engine RPM and altitude

    ___ B. Rotor RPM, forward speed and altitude

    ___ C. Rotor RPM and forward speed

    16. During normal flight a 10% loss of RPM will result in:

    ___ A. 10% less engine power available

    ___ B. 10% loss of airspeed

    ___ C. No loss of power available if manifold pressure is maintained

    17. The low G condition can best be recognized by:

    ___ A. Low airspeed at high power setting

    ___ B. A feeling of weightlessness

    ___ C. A roll to the left

    ___ D. A yaw to the right

    18. Primary causes of fatal accidents in the R-22 are:

    ___ A. Rotor stall and wire strikes

    ___ B. Engine failure and weather

    ___ C. Tail rotor failure and dual instruction

    ___ D. Weather and dynamic roll-over

    19. A pilot can recover 100 HP-second of energy by:

    ___ A. Reducing airspeed from 90 to 84 knots

    ___ B. Reducing airspeed from 60 to 50 knots

    ___ C. Reducing altitude by 46 feet

    ___ D. Any of the above

    20. In which of the following conditions can low RPM rotor stall occur:

    ___ A. Hover

    ___ B. Autorotation

    ___ C. Cruise

    ___ D. Any of the above

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