Part 107

Question 1

In a fixed wing aircraft, roll is controlled by

Answer 1

The ailerons

Question 2

In a fixed wing aircraft, yaw is controlled by

Answer 2

The rudder

Question 3

What increases load factor the most on fixed wing aircrafts

Answer 3

level turn

Question 4

As speed increases, induced drag

Answer 4

Decreases

Question 5

At which angle does the load factor increase dramatically

Answer 5

45-50, 60

Question 6

The angle of attack at which an airplane wing stalls will

Answer 6

Remain the same regardless of gross weight

Question 7

If an airplane is loaded so that the CG is located aft of the CG limit

Answer 7

The airplane will have difficulty recovering from stalled conditions

Question 8

Under what conditions may objects be dropped from an aircraft

Answer 8

If precautions are taken to avoid injury or damage on the surface

Question 9

What is the last day you can exercise your right to fly under part 107 without doing recurrent training

Answer 9

2 years from the end of the month in which you passed the initial exam

Question 10

How many days do you have notify the FAA of a change of address

Answer 10

30 days

Question 11

What is the soonest you can retake your test if you fail

Answer 11

14 days

Question 12

Can you fly if visibility is 4 sm

Answer 12

If you stay 500 feet below clouds and 2000 feet away from them horizontally, limit is 3 sm

Question 13

What is the fastest you can fly under part 107

Answer 13

100 MPH or 87 KTS

Question 14

What is allowed with permission from the controlling body if the purpose of the mission is aeronautical research

Answer 14

Flying without remote ID

Question 15

What report is required if your UAS crashes due to flight error with no damage to other property or people

Answer 15

Immediate report to the NTSB

Question 16

What source should be used to determine if a drone is remote ID compliant

Answer 16

FAA’s DOC list

Question 17

A lighted heliport may be identified by a

Answer 17

Green, yellow, and white rotating beacon

Question 18

Absence of sky condition and visibility on an ATIS broadcasts indicates

Answer 18

Ceiling of at least 5000 ft and visibility of 5+ SM

Question 19

What airspaces are charted in AGL

Answer 19

Class E starting at 700 and 1200 ft

Question 20

What is the base of outer volume of class C airspace

Answer 20

1200 ft AGL

Question 21

What line and color denotes Class E starting at 1200 AGL

Answer 21

Shaded blue

Question 22

What line and color denotes class E starting at 700 AGL

Answer 22

Shaded magenta

Question 23

How are controlled firing areas charted

Answer 23

They aren’t

Question 24

For info on glider operations refer to

Answer 24

The chart supplement

Question 25

What does latitude measure

Answer 25

Degrees of latitude north and south of the equator

Question 26

What is most relevant to the RPIC when evaluating sUAS performance

Answer 26

Current weather conditions

Question 27

How would high density altitude effect performance

Answer 27

Decreased performance

Question 28

The amount of water air can hold depends on

Answer 28

Temperature

Question 29

An air mass moving inland from the coast in the winter will likely result in

Answer 29

Fog

Question 30

What are the characteristics of stable air masses

Answer 30

Poor visibility and steady precipitation

Question 31

In which environment is aircraft structural ice most likely to form

Answer 31

Freezing rain

Question 32

Which environment is aircraft structured ice most likely to form

Answer 32

Freezing rain

Question 33

One in-flight condition needed for structural ice to form is

Answer 33

Visibile moisture

Question 34

What is a characteristic of stable air

Answer 34

Stratiform clouds

Question 35

Risk management (ADM) relies on what features to reduce risks associated with flight

Answer 35

Situational awareness, problem recognition and good judgement

Question 36

Most effective method of scanning for aircraft during daylight hours

Answer 36

A series of short, regularly spaced, eye movements to search 10 degree sectors

Question 37

What procedure would provide guidance for an inflight emergency?

Answer 37

The manufacturers checklist

Question 38

When times constitute night operations?

Answer 38

From 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset

Question 39

Guidance from the FAA on how a drone is categorized

Answer 39

Declaration of compliance

Question 40

Category 1 Drone

Answer 40

Weighs less than .55 pounds, does not contain rotating parts that would lacerate, to operate over an open air assembly - must meet remote ID requirements

Question 41

Category 2 Drone

Answer 41

To fly over people: must not cause injury equivalent to 11 pounds of kinetic energy, does not contain rotating parts that would lacerate, no safety defects, remote ID, listed with DOC*

Question 42

Category 3 Drone

Answer 42

Cannot fly over open air assembly, must be labeled and listed with DOC, does not contain rotating parts that would lacerate, must not cause injury equivalent to 25 pounds of kinetic energy. To operate over people - they must either be notified on a closed site or under a covered structure

Question 43

Category 4 Drone

Answer 43

Must have an air worthiness cert under part 21, maintenance and inspections etc, there are some operating limitations

Question 44

How do you convert from True to Magnetic north

Answer 44

Add (west) or subtract (east) variance from true north

Question 45

How much does temperature decrease per 1000 ft of elevation

Answer 45

2 degrees Celcius

Question 46

Does pressure increase of decrease with elevation

Answer 46

Decrease

Question 47

What is the temperature and pressure on a standard day

Answer 47

15C and 29.92 HG

Question 48

What conditions to drones and other aircraft perform best in

Answer 48

Low temperatures and high pressure. Low humidity

Question 49

What is density altitude

Answer 49

"feels like altitude" adjusted for temperature. Measure of what flight performance will be like

Question 50

What causes weather

Answer 50

Atmospheric circulation as a result of uneven heating of the earth

Question 51

Wind

Answer 51

Is created by changes in pressure H --> L, close isobars=steep pressure change=more wind

Question 52

Saturation

Answer 52

Happens when an air mass is cooled to the dew point. -Warm air mass moves over cold air mass -Warm and cold air masses collide -Air temp cools air mass -An air mass is lifted

Question 53

Radiation fog

Answer 53

Occurs when a warm air mass is cooled by the surface, is often found in valleys, burnt off by the sun

Question 54

Advection fog

Answer 54

Occurs when a warm moist air mass is pushed over cold land by a sea breeze

Question 55

Upslope fog

Answer 55

Warm moist air mass moves upslope and becomes saturated

Question 56

Steam fog

Answer 56

Occurs when a cold dry air mass moves over a warm moist air mass, happens during the winter and causes low level turbulence