Wrong

Question 1

If you have the right of way:

Answer 1

all pilots have a legal and common sense responsibility to lookout and take evasive action

Question 2

In the diagram above, which method of giving way is most correct?

Answer 2

A should give way by turning to the right and then passing behind B

Question 3

In the diagram above, which aircraft has to give way?

Answer 3

A

Question 4

Smoke, fog, haze, dust, rain or snow can easily make a pilot:

Answer 4

over-estimate distances

Question 5

Carbon monoxide poisoning can take days to recover from.

Answer 5

True

Question 6

Exhaust fumes, cigarette smoke and fire are all causes of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Answer 6

True

Question 7

A downward sloping runway may allow a pilot to think he/she is on the correct glide path when in fact he/she is too:

Answer 7

high

Question 8

A runway that is higher than the ground prior to the actual runway will make the pilot feel:

Answer 8

like the approach is too high

Question 9

Hypoxia can be triggered by G-force.

Answer 9

True

Question 10

Other environmental factors that may cause stress to a pilot include:

Answer 10

(1), (2) & (3)

Question 11

A negative G-force is more likely to produce a:

Answer 11

red-out

Question 12

Unconsciousness is likely to occur around:

Answer 12

6 G

Question 13

In this diagram, can Aircraft A and B communicate indirectly?

Answer 13

Yes

Question 14

The primary means of communication between aircraft, or aircraft and ground, is through UHF radiotelephony.

Answer 14

False

Question 15

At least two items of mandatory radio equipment must be in use.

Answer 15

False

Question 16

VHF COM is required for operators in:

Answer 16

in all airspace except class G at or below 5000 FT AMSL

Question 17

Before operating a VHF radio in a recreational aircraft, the person must have:

Answer 17

both of these

Question 18

Radio frequencies in Australia between 10 kHz and 300,000 MHz are divided into the following bands.

Answer 18

Low frequency and medium frequency, high frequency and very high frequency, ultra high frequency, super high frequency and extremely high frequency

Question 19

Radio is optional for aircraft inside Class G airspace, below 5000 feet and not at an aerodrome requiring radio with 10 miles VMC.

Answer 19

True

Question 20

Radio waves can include:

Answer 20

surface waves, direct waves and sky waves

Question 21

List illusions related to flight and disorientation.

Answer 21

Leans, somatogravic illusion, graveyard spin, false horizons, autokinetic illusions.