AIRCRAFT GENERAL Flashcards
In this configuration, what is the status of the nose gear taxi light?
A. Intermittent
B. Off
C. On
D. Dim
B. Off
If the Emergency Lights are ARMED, they will automatically illuminate with the _____.
A. initiation of an aborted takeoff
B. initiation of an evacuation
C. loss of DC power
D. loss of AC power
C. loss of DC power
A white sterile cockpit light is located in the hallway on the ceiling panel above the cockpit door. The light automatically illuminates when altitude is _____ feet MSL and below, and the parking brake is not set.
A. 10,000
B. 18,000
C. 15,000
D. 8000
A. 10,000
Emergency Lights that illuminate the cabin escape path and exits are controlled by the guarded EMER LIGHTS switch on the cockpit overhead panel and the guarded EMERG LIGHTS switch on the flight attendant panel at Door1L. Which switch has priority?
A. The cockpit switch position (OFF, ARMED, or ON) has priority over the flight attendant switch
B. The flight attendant switch has override capability only when the cockpit switch is in the ARMED position.
C. When pushed ON, the flight attendant switch bypasses the cockpit switch regardless of the cockpit switch position (OFF, ARMED, or ON).
D. The cockpit switch must be in the ARMED position for the flight attendant switch to function.
C. When pushed ON, the flight attendant switch bypasses the cockpit switch regardless of the cockpit switch position (OFF, ARMED, or ON).
The cabin FASTEN SEAT BELTS signs illuminate automatically when the SEATBELTS selector is set to AUTO and which of the following conditions exist?
A. Landing gear not up and locked.
B. Airplane altitude below 14,000 feet.
C. Cabin altitude above 8000 feet.
D. Speed brakes are extended.
A. Landing gear not up and locked.
Oxygen masks and chemical oxygen generators are located above the seats in passenger service units (PSUs). The masks automatically drop from the PSUs if cabin altitude exceeds approximately _____ feet.
A. 15,000
B. 20,000
C. 22,000
D. 13,500
D. 13,500
PASS OXYGEN switch activation causes _____.
A. deployment of passenger oxygen masks
B. creation of heat, fumes, and odor in the cabin
C. depletion of cockpit gaseous oxygen
D. illumination of cabin emergency lights
A. deployment of passenger oxygen masks
What feature does the pilot obtain by selecting the EMERGENCY position on the oxygen regulator?
A. Continuous positive pressure mixture of air and oxygen is provided at all cabin altitudes.
B. 100% oxygen is supplied under positive pressure when the cabin altitude is above a preset value.
C. A mixture of air and oxygen is supplied on demand depending on the N/100% switch postition.
D. 100% oxygen under positive pressure is forced into the facepiece at all cabin altitudes preventing the entrance of contaminants.
D. 100% oxygen under positive pressure is forced into the facepiece at all cabin altitudes preventing the entrance of contaminants.
What does the PASS OXYGEN ON light mean?
A. Verifies the signal has been sent to unlatch the PSU’s (passenger service units).
B. Masks are down and passsengers are using them.
C. Bottled oxygen is in use.
D. Flight attendants have turned on the passenger oxygen system.
A. Verifies the signal has been sent to unlatch the PSU’s (passenger service units).
Squeeze and pull the mask release levers to release the oxygen mask from its container and inflate mask harness. Closing the left storage door and pushing down on the PRESS TO TEST AND RESET slide lever _____.
A. automatically selects 100% oxygen
B. shuts off oxygen flow to the maks and deactivates the mask microphone
C. momentarily displays the yellow flow indicator
D. restores oxygen flow to the mask and deactivates the boom microphone
B. shuts off oxygen flow to the maks and deactivates the mask microphone
The IND LTS switch, when held in the TEST position, illuminates all annunciator lights to _____ brightness. After the switch has been held for 10 seconds, the lights _____.
A. half, extinguish
B. medium, return to selected brightness
C. full, dim
D. full, extinguish
C. full, dim
The (200B/C, 322) passenger cabin is equipped with supplemental oxygen packs, which can supply oxygen _____.
A. specifically for medical emergencies
B. in case of smoke, fumes, or odor
C. to cabin occupants in the event of a decompression
D. for flight crew use only
C. to cabin occupants in the event of a decompression
The EICAS advisory message, CREW OXYGEN LOW, alerts the crew that the oxygen pressure _____.
A. is low
B. is below the minimum 1850 psi
C. is low and neither mask is recieving oxygen
D. signal is invalid
A. is low
With the SEAT BELT Selector in AUTO, the signs are turned ON or OFF automatically with reference to aircraft and cabin _____.
A. cabin altitude, slat position, main gear in the flight position, and portable oxygen in use
B. aircraft altitude, flaps in the landing position, nose gear position, and flight deck oxygen use
C. aircraft and cabin altitude, slat position, landing gear in the flight position, and passenger oxygen use
D. aircraft and cabin altitude, flap position, landing gear configuration, and passenger oxygen use
D. aircraft and cabin altitude, flap position, landing gear configuration, and passenger oxygen use
The emergency lighting system is powered by remote batteries that are charged by the airplane electrical system. Fully charged, the batteries can provide at least _____ minutes of operation.
A. 35
B. 15
C. 45
D. 25
B. 15
