Test 4 C-12 AQC Flashcards

1
Q

What does an asterisk(*) before a preflight step represent?

A

Mandatory through-flight step

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2
Q

What does a star (★) before a preflight step represent?

A

A detailed procedure is located in performance section

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3
Q

During the exterior check, the minimum shock strut extension is ____________ inches for high flotation main landing gear.

A

5.5 inches

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4
Q

Verify fuel sample was taken, and check collective fuel samples from all drains for possible ___________.

A

Contamination

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5
Q

What is the minimum oil level allowed while checking the engine oil during the exterior check?

A

No more than 3 quarts low

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6
Q

The maximum demonstrated crosswind component at 90° is ____________.

A

25 kts

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7
Q

The aircraft shall not be operated when the ambient temperatures are warmer than International Standard Atmosphere (ISA) +37°C at SL to ______________ ft. PA.

A

25,000

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8
Q

Operation of the surface deice system in ambient temperatures below ____________ can cause permanent damage to the deice boots.

A

-40°C

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9
Q

Ice, snow, or frost formations having as little thickness and surface roughness as medium or coarse sandpaper on the leading edge or upper surface of a wing can reduce lift by as much as ___________%

A

30

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10
Q

In the event of windshield icing, reduce airspeed to ___________KIAS or below.

A

226

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11
Q

N1 speeds of _____________% or higher may be required to keep oil temperatures within limits.

A

70

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12
Q

During ground taxi with engine ICE VANES extended, and the outside air temperature is above __________°C, monitor the engine oil temperatures closely.

A

+15

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13
Q

The recommended penetration speed in severe turbulence is __________ KIAS.

A

170

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14
Q

Directional wind changes of 180 degrees and speed changes of __________ knots or more are associated with low-level wind shear.

A

50

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15
Q

Mountain waves occur when air is being blown over a mountain range or even the ridge of a sharp bluff area at _____________ knots or better at an intersection angle of not less than 30 degrees

A

15

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16
Q

At airports with elevations of __________ feet and higher, control towers and flight service (FSSs) will broadcast the advisory “check density altitude” when the temperature reaches a predetermined level.

A

2,000

17
Q

If time permits, accomplish the ___________ during daylight hours.

A

preflight inspection

18
Q

Turn position and _________ lights on before starting engines.

A

anti-collision

19
Q

Night takeoff is the same as daytime except that ___________.

A

runway visual cues are not available

20
Q

If ground lights suddenly disappear on departure climb-out, it means ____________.

A

there’s terrain between the aircraft and the lights

21
Q

Practicing maneuvers with all cockpit lights turned off is accomplished for ___________.

A

electrical or instrument light failure training

22
Q

On clear low-moon illumination nights, stars can reflect on the water’s surface leading to a variation of the visual illusion called ___________.

A

ground light misinterpretation

23
Q

The use of ___________ is essential during landings to unlighted airfields when the surface is not visible. This is also an effective technique in preventing errors in judgement and perception on lighted airfields.

A

power

24
Q

to aid in determining the proper round-out point, an aviator continues a constant approach descent until the landing light reflects off the runway and __________ or expansion joints on the runway can be clearly seen.

A

tire marks

25
Q

If experiencing dual engine failure or unable to maintain single engine flight, maintain positive control of the airplane, establish the best glide configuration and airspeed, and _____________.

A

turn airplane toward an airport or away from congested areas

26
Q

When accomplishing a forced emergency landing, complete the landing in the normal landing attitude at ___________.

A

the slowest speed possible

27
Q

What are the four severity levels?

A

Negligible, Moderate, Critical, Catastrophic

28
Q

What is one thing commanders will base their selection on for briefing officer?

A

Maturity

29
Q

How much fuel is required for a VFR night flight?

A

Enough to reach destination and alternate plus reserve of 45 minutes at cruise

30
Q

An aviator that has logged _______ has no Army takeoff minimums.

A

50 hours or more as PIC in actual weather.

31
Q

Commanders will use _______ to assign levels of risk

A

guidance and personal knowledge

32
Q

Recording approval on the DA Form 5484 and/or RAW in the mission approval process can be done by _________.

A

initialing, signing, documenting oral approval

33
Q

The PC will be _______.

A

at crew station with access to flight controls
responsible for crew briefings
listed in unit briefings log
>All the above.

34
Q

Risk assessment is the ________ of hazards.

A

identificaiton and assessment

35
Q

What is Step 5 of the Risk Managment (RM) process

A

Supervise/Evaluate

36
Q

A feedback system ________ to ensure controls were or will be effective.

A

must be established

37
Q
A