INSTRUMENT GROUND FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
what is a waypoint used for fir flight - ANSWER-predetermined geographical position
used on an nav approach
what should be entered in the altitude portion if there is more than 1 altitudes that
you are planning of using - ANSWER-initial altitude
complying with atcha with altitude changes more than 1000 ft - ANSWER-fast as
practicable util 1000 ft from the assigned altitude then 500 to 1500 ft per min till
assigned altitude
what are you required to talk to tower in class d after cancelling fir 10 miles away
from destination - ANSWER-before you reach the class d airspace
what is the minimum aircraft equipment cooperate in class c airspace - ANSWER-2
way comms and mode c transponder
when tracking inbound on a localizer which is appropriate - ANSWER-sort it out early
small corrections
what effect will a change in wind direction on a 3 degree glideslope - ANSWER-
groundspeed increases rate of descent must increase
while flying a 3 degree glidesope headwind switches to tailwind - ANSWER-airspeed
and pith attitude decrease and start going below the glideslope
the primary reason single piloting is more difficult than multi piloting - ANSWER-you
have to fly instruments and look outside
which of the following statement about stars is the mosts accurate - ANSWER-stars
facilitate transition in the instrument approach procedure
gps with waas capability what is the significance of lnav+v - ANSWER-aids descent
to the runway
during a waas gps approach you should - ANSWER-descend to nav approach
minimums advise
rapid acceleration during takeoff can - ANSWER-give you the feeling of pitching
nose up
a loping loud formation with an obscured horizon can create the illusion known as -
ANSWER-false horizon
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
what is a waypoint used for fir flight - ANSWER-predetermined geographical position
used on an nav approach
what should be entered in the altitude portion if there is more than 1 altitudes that
you are planning of using - ANSWER-initial altitude
complying with atcha with altitude changes more than 1000 ft - ANSWER-fast as
practicable util 1000 ft from the assigned altitude then 500 to 1500 ft per min till
assigned altitude
what are you required to talk to tower in class d after cancelling fir 10 miles away
from destination - ANSWER-before you reach the class d airspace
what is the minimum aircraft equipment cooperate in class c airspace - ANSWER-2
way comms and mode c transponder
when tracking inbound on a localizer which is appropriate - ANSWER-sort it out early
small corrections
what effect will a change in wind direction on a 3 degree glideslope - ANSWER-
groundspeed increases rate of descent must increase
while flying a 3 degree glidesope headwind switches to tailwind - ANSWER-airspeed
and pith attitude decrease and start going below the glideslope
the primary reason single piloting is more difficult than multi piloting - ANSWER-you
have to fly instruments and look outside
which of the following statement about stars is the mosts accurate - ANSWER-stars
facilitate transition in the instrument approach procedure
gps with waas capability what is the significance of lnav+v - ANSWER-aids descent
to the runway
during a waas gps approach you should - ANSWER-descend to nav approach
minimums advise
rapid acceleration during takeoff can - ANSWER-give you the feeling of pitching
nose up
a loping loud formation with an obscured horizon can create the illusion known as -
ANSWER-false horizon
