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AVIA 310 Instrument Ground - FAA Prep Quiz
2 Questions with Correct Answers | Updated
(100% Correct Answers)
4270: (Refer to Figures 163 and 164.) Using an average ground
speed of 120 knots, what minimum rate of climb must be
maintained to meet the required climb rate (feet per NM) to 6,800
feet as specified on the instrument departure procedure for Runway
32?

A - 800 feet per minute

B - 400 feet per minute

C - 600 feet per minute Answer: A - 800 feet per minute

4270-1: Unless otherwise stated, instrument procedures use the
standard IFR climb gradient of:

A - 500 feet per minute

B - 400 feet per nautical mile

C - 200 feet per nautical mile Answer: C - 200 feet per nautical mile

4303: (Refer to Legend 27 and Figure 182.) Using an average
ground speed of 140 knots, what minimum indicated rate of climb
must be maintained to meet the required climb rate (feet per NM)

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to 6,300 feet for Runway 22 as specified as specified on the
instrument departure procedure?

A - 916 feet per minute

B - 886 feet per minute

C - 380 feet per minute Answer: B - 886 feet per minute

4316: (Refer to Figure 189.) Using an average ground speed of 100
knots, what minimum rate of climb would meet the required
minimum climb rate per NM as specified by the instrument
departure procedure?

A - 425 feet per minute

B - 580 feet per minute

C - 641 feet per minute Answer: C - 641 feet per minute

4316-1: (Refer to Figure 216.) Departing Runway 34L or 34R with
weather minimums for takeoff and a climb speed of 150 knots, what
minimum rate of climb would be required to 8,700 feet?

A - 1,200 feet per minute

B - 1,125 feet per minute

C - 1,225 feet per minute Answer: A - 1,200 feet per minute


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4361: (Refer to Figure 211.) At which point does the basic
instrument departure procedure terminate?

A - When Helena Departure Control establishes radar contact

B - At the STAKK intersection

C - Over the BOZEMAN VOR Answer: B - At the STAKK intersection

4363: (Refer to Figure 211.) At which minimum altitude should you
cross the STAKK intersection?

A - 11,800 feet MSL

B - 10,800 feet MSL

C - 10,200 feet MSL Answer: C - 10,200 feet MSL

4364: (Refer to Figure 211.) Using an average ground speed of 140
knots, what minimum rate of climb would meet the required
minimum climb rate per NM as specified on the instrument
departure procedure for Runway 9?

A - 933 feet per minute

B - 1,050 feet per minute

C - 968 feet per minute Answer: C - 968 feet per minute




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