B250B MODULE 2 EXAM ACTUAL PAPER 2026
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Which flight control affects pitch? Answer: elevator
◉ Which flight control affects roll? Answer: Aileron
◉ Differential ailerons are when one aileron goes up and the other
one goes down by a different amount of degrees of travel Answer:
True
◉ Differential ailerons is when one aileron goes up and the other
one goes down by the same amount of degrees of travel Answer:
False
◉ Movement of the control yoke forward and backward moves
which control surface? Answer: elevator
◉ Elevator control produces which kind of stability Answer:
longitudinal
◉ Which of the following is NOT a factor in flight control
effectiveness? Answer: camber of the wing
, ◉ Adverse yaw is caused by additional induced drag on the aileron
that travels downward, compared to the drag on the aileron that
travels upward Answer: True
◉ Adverse yaw is caused by additional induced drag on the aileron
that travels upward, compared to the drag on the aileron that travels
downward Answer: False
◉ Returns the primary flight control to neutral when the pilot lets go
of the controls. Answer: anti-servo tab
◉ must be manually bent Answer: Ground adjustable trim tab
◉ Is used to help the pilot move the flight controls, and is used in
conjunction with the movement of the primary flight control
Answer: balance tab
◉ On modern aircraft this tab may be serve as an emergency
method for controlling the primary flight control if the hydraulic
system fails. Answer: pilot-controlled trim tab
◉ the pilots primary inputs are connected to the trim tab instead of
the primary flight control, and the tab moves the control for the pilot
Answer: Servo Tab
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Which flight control affects pitch? Answer: elevator
◉ Which flight control affects roll? Answer: Aileron
◉ Differential ailerons are when one aileron goes up and the other
one goes down by a different amount of degrees of travel Answer:
True
◉ Differential ailerons is when one aileron goes up and the other
one goes down by the same amount of degrees of travel Answer:
False
◉ Movement of the control yoke forward and backward moves
which control surface? Answer: elevator
◉ Elevator control produces which kind of stability Answer:
longitudinal
◉ Which of the following is NOT a factor in flight control
effectiveness? Answer: camber of the wing
, ◉ Adverse yaw is caused by additional induced drag on the aileron
that travels downward, compared to the drag on the aileron that
travels upward Answer: True
◉ Adverse yaw is caused by additional induced drag on the aileron
that travels upward, compared to the drag on the aileron that travels
downward Answer: False
◉ Returns the primary flight control to neutral when the pilot lets go
of the controls. Answer: anti-servo tab
◉ must be manually bent Answer: Ground adjustable trim tab
◉ Is used to help the pilot move the flight controls, and is used in
conjunction with the movement of the primary flight control
Answer: balance tab
◉ On modern aircraft this tab may be serve as an emergency
method for controlling the primary flight control if the hydraulic
system fails. Answer: pilot-controlled trim tab
◉ the pilots primary inputs are connected to the trim tab instead of
the primary flight control, and the tab moves the control for the pilot
Answer: Servo Tab
