1A051 Test 2

1.

1 point

(024) When you land in a foreign country and a local official wants to inspect your aircraft

a. escort the official on the inspection.

b. tell the aircraft commander so that individual can follow the inspector on the inspection.

c. do not allow any inspection and seek aid from the senior US military representative at the site.

d. allow that person to inspect everywhere except the flight deck due to classified equipment.

2.

1 point

(025) What name/s would you put in the “departure from” block of the Customs Form 7507,
General Declaration (Outward/Inward)?

a. Airfield the cargo was loaded.

b. Airfield and you started your return leg from.

c. Airfield you departed from in the United States.

d. Airfield and country you departed from prior to entering the United States.

3.

1 point

(017) If an aircraft is hijacked and carrying passengers, what is the primary concern?

a. Safety of the passengers.

b. Aircraft lands immediately.

c. Demands of the hijackers.

d. Length of time hijackers have control of aircraft.

4.

1 point

(022) As the aircraft taxis you should mentally review your

a. primary and secondary exits.

b. passenger brief.

c. alarm bells.

d. checklist.

5.

1 point

(028) Who is responsible for delivering passenger and crew member meals called into the inflight
kitchen?

a. Loadmasters.

b. Fleet service.

c. In-flight kitchen.

d. Passenger service.

6.

1 point

(027) What area is the maintenance section personnel not responsible for cleaning within the
aircraft?

a. Walls.

b. Flight deck.

c. Latrines.

d. Windows.

7.

1 point

(033) Which is the correct formula for computing a new center of gravity (CG) after you add
weight?

a. (Original moment + added moment) ÷ (original weight + added weight) = new CG.

b. (Original moment – added moment) ÷ (original weight – added weight) = new CG.

c. (Original moment + added moment) × (original weight + added weight) = new CG.

d. (Original moment + added moment) – (original weight + added weight) = new CG.

8.

1 point

(023) The US Bureau of Customs inspectors are responsible for controlling the

a. personnel disinfecting the aircraft.

b. clearance of foreign nationals.

c. importation of animal products.

d. importation of wild animals and wild birds.

9.

1 point

(030) The balance of an aircraft refers to a condition of stability that exists when all weights and
forces are

a. acting in a way as to prevent rotation on any axis.

b. reacting in a way as to prevent rotation on any axis.

c. acting in a way as to prevent counter-rotation on any axis.

d. reacting in a way as to prevent counter-rotation on any axis.

10.

1 point

(024) A permit to proceed (PTP) is

a. clearance that customs is not needed.

b. good for as many stops as possible.

c. good to the next station with no intermediate stops in between.

d. clearance to load at an airport.

11.

1 point

(029) What four forces act on an airfoil?

a. Speed, weight, thrust, and gravity.

b. Speed, lift, drag, and gravity.

c. Weight, lift, drag, and thrust.

d. Lift, drag, weight, and speed..

12.

1 point

(019) Infants may be transported on aircrafts if they are over the age of

a. 6 weeks.

b. 8 weeks.

c. 10 weeks.

d. 3 months.

13.

1 point

(031) Record the record of weight and balance personnel on a DD Form

a. 365.

b. 365–1.

c. 365–2.

d. 365–3.

14.

1 point

(018) What is the United States policy concerning hijackers?

a. To trade demands for hostages.

b. Not to give in to their demands.

c. Not to let them leave the United States.

d. To be concerned for the passengers safety.

15.

1 point

(020) If you expect a long delay in loading passengers to the aircraft, have the passengers

a. returned to the terminal area.

b. wait on the bus until you are ready to load them.

c. wait outside the aircraft until you are ready for them.

d. loaded and have them remain seated with their seat belts fastened.

16.

1 point

(030) The distance to the leading edge mean aerodynamic chord (LEMAC) is measured in inches
from the

a. beginning to the end of mean aerodynamic chord (MAC).

b. reference datum to the LEMAC.

c. nose of the aircraft to the LEMAC.

d. CG location of a piece of cargo’s arm to the LEMAC.

17.

1 point

(032) Which law of physics is aircraft balance based?

a. Law of the fulcrum.

b. Law of the lever.

c. Newton’s second law.

d. Charles’s law.

18.

1 point

(023) The US Department of Agriculture is responsible for controlling the importation of

a. poisonous rodent.

b. wild animals.

c. plants, domestic animals, and vegetables.

d. wild birds and their plumage and eggs.

19.

1 point

(022) What does the acronym T.E.S.T. mean during a planned emergency egress?

a. Taxi, escape, secure cargo, and tell command post.

b. To hurry, evacuate, source of problem, and team up.

c. Tell command post, evaluation, signal to evacuate, and team up.

d. Type of emergency, evacuation necessary, signal to evacuate, and time available.

20.

1 point

(021) How many hours must you remove box lunches from refrigeration prior to serving?

a. 6.

b. 5.

c. 4.

d. 3.

21.

1 point

(022) What percentage of ground emergency egress situations is unplanned?

a. 20–30.

b. 50–60.

c. 80–90.

d. 90–100.

22.

1 point

(029) During a straight and level flight at a constant airspeed

a. thrust and drag are equal.

b. thrust always exceeds drag.

c. drag always exceeds thrust.

d. thrust momentarily exceeds drag.

23.

1 point

(033) Along what axis do we find the main shift in center of gravity (CG)?

a. Longitudinal.

b. Vertical.

c. Diagonal.

d. Lateral.

24.

1 point

(017) Where are bulk handguns stored upon arrival at the aircraft?

a. Plain sight of everyone.

b. Aircraft gun box.

c. With crew bags.

d. On flight deck.

25.

1 point

(026) Which is not an example of a nonexpendable item?

a. Pillows.

b. Coffee pot.

c. Headrest covers.

d. Ice chests.