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AVIT 309 Block 1 Exam Questions with Detailed
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Quiz: According to the FAA experts, what percentage of aviation

accidents are caused by human influence?

Ans: 60-80%



Quiz: When the US military first invested time and resources into

aviation training, what number of pilots died from pilot error out of 100

fatalities?

Ans: 90



Quiz: What civilian aviation safety organization was the first, and

when were they established?

Ans: Royal Aeronautical, 1866



Quiz: According to NASA's LOC-I accidents, what percentage

occurred from the crew's inappropriate response or interaction with the

aircraft?

Ans: 46%



Quiz: How much does temperature decrease for ever 1000ft of

altitude gained?


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,Ans: 2.0˚C or 3.5˚F



Quiz: Where does temperature stabilize in the atmosphere?

Ans: The tropopause



Quiz: Where is the atmospheric pressure the densest?

Ans: Below 10,000 feet



Quiz: How long does it take a human being to acclimate to a given

altitude?

Ans: 18.4 days per mile of altitude up to 10,000 feet for full acclimatization



Quiz: What is the highest altitude that humans can acclimate up to?

Ans: 10,000 feet



Quiz: What is the percentage of nitrogen and oxygen in the

atmosphere?

Ans: 78% N2 and 21% O2



Quiz: What altitudes apply to the zone of physiologic efficiency?

Ans: 0-10,000 feet



Quiz: What altitudes apply to the physiological deficient zone?



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, Ans: 10,000 to 50,000 feet



Quiz: Where does the space equivalent zone begin?

Ans: 50,000 feet



Quiz: What is the partial pressure of atmospheric oxygen at sea

level?

Ans: 159mmHg



Quiz: What issue does Boyle's law apply to?

Ans: Trapped Gas



Quiz: What does Boyle's law state?

Ans: That as the body is exposed to altitude, areas of trapped gasses in the
body are going to expand and contract



Quiz: What issue does Henry's law apply to?

Ans: Evolved Gas



Quiz: What does Henry's law state?

Ans: That the amount of gas dissolved in a solution is proportional to the
partial pressure of gas over the solution.



Quiz: What issue does Charles' law apply to?


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