AFOQT PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS(2024/25) / GRADED A+
/GUARANTEED PASS!!!
Air pressure decreases 1 inch of mercury for each ____ feet of altitude
- answers-1000
An aircraft has a ground speed of 120 knots. How long will it take to travel 20 NM
- answers-10 minutes
An increase in the static pressure, as measured around the diaphragm inside the VSI,
indicates an aircraft is in which of the following maneuvers
- answers-A climb
ATC orders a pilot discretion descent from 12,000' to meet a 3,000' crossing restriction.
Using a 3° descent profile, how far away from the 3,000' constraint must the descent be
initiated
- answers-30 miles
Consider an object acted on by two forces. Is F1 and F2 are equal, which statement is
true?
- answers-The velocity must remain constant
Consider two objects ad distance (d) apart. According to Newton's law of universal
gravitation, what happens to the force between the two objects if the distance is
increased by a factor of 4?
- answers-The force decreases by a factor of 16
Dead reckoning navigation involves
- answers-Utilizing a previously known position and using time/distance equations to
estimate present position
Describe how to recover from a stall
- answers-Decrease pitch and increase power
Empennage refers to
- answers-The tail section
, How does air density affect the performance of an airplane
- answers-High air density increases engine performance
How does ice accumulated on the aircraft's wings affect the stall speed
- answers-Increase
If an engine produces 3500 pounds of thrust and travels at 500 mph, what is the thp?
- answers-4666.67
If magnetic north is a positive 15 degrees variation west from true north, what is the
adjustment a pilot must make to the magnetic compass to convert true north to
magnetic north while flying eastbound?
- answers-Add 15 degrees
If the airspeed indicator needle is in the yellow and approaching the red line during a
maneuver, what would be the correct response
- answers-A decrease in airspeed
If the ball on the turn and slip indicator is shifted left or right, which flight control will
return it to center?
- answers-The foot pedals
If the cyclic is moved forward, which direction will the helicopter move
- answers-Forward
If the cyclic or control wheel in a helicopter is moved forward
- answers-the airspeed increases and the pitch changes
If the variation between magnetic North Pole and the true North Pole is greater than +12
degrees west, how does a pilot adjust for the compass heading
- answers-By adding 12 degrees to the compass heading displayed
If there is no increase in thrust, which action would result in an ultimate stall
- answers-Increasing pitch
In aviation terminology, rate of climb is expressed as
- answers-Fpm
In calm winds, what happens to fuel consumption as the aircraft climbs
- answers-Decreases
In straight and level flight with the autopilot disengaged, after adding power or thrust the
aircraft will
- answers-Climb
AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS(2024/25) / GRADED A+
/GUARANTEED PASS!!!
Air pressure decreases 1 inch of mercury for each ____ feet of altitude
- answers-1000
An aircraft has a ground speed of 120 knots. How long will it take to travel 20 NM
- answers-10 minutes
An increase in the static pressure, as measured around the diaphragm inside the VSI,
indicates an aircraft is in which of the following maneuvers
- answers-A climb
ATC orders a pilot discretion descent from 12,000' to meet a 3,000' crossing restriction.
Using a 3° descent profile, how far away from the 3,000' constraint must the descent be
initiated
- answers-30 miles
Consider an object acted on by two forces. Is F1 and F2 are equal, which statement is
true?
- answers-The velocity must remain constant
Consider two objects ad distance (d) apart. According to Newton's law of universal
gravitation, what happens to the force between the two objects if the distance is
increased by a factor of 4?
- answers-The force decreases by a factor of 16
Dead reckoning navigation involves
- answers-Utilizing a previously known position and using time/distance equations to
estimate present position
Describe how to recover from a stall
- answers-Decrease pitch and increase power
Empennage refers to
- answers-The tail section
, How does air density affect the performance of an airplane
- answers-High air density increases engine performance
How does ice accumulated on the aircraft's wings affect the stall speed
- answers-Increase
If an engine produces 3500 pounds of thrust and travels at 500 mph, what is the thp?
- answers-4666.67
If magnetic north is a positive 15 degrees variation west from true north, what is the
adjustment a pilot must make to the magnetic compass to convert true north to
magnetic north while flying eastbound?
- answers-Add 15 degrees
If the airspeed indicator needle is in the yellow and approaching the red line during a
maneuver, what would be the correct response
- answers-A decrease in airspeed
If the ball on the turn and slip indicator is shifted left or right, which flight control will
return it to center?
- answers-The foot pedals
If the cyclic is moved forward, which direction will the helicopter move
- answers-Forward
If the cyclic or control wheel in a helicopter is moved forward
- answers-the airspeed increases and the pitch changes
If the variation between magnetic North Pole and the true North Pole is greater than +12
degrees west, how does a pilot adjust for the compass heading
- answers-By adding 12 degrees to the compass heading displayed
If there is no increase in thrust, which action would result in an ultimate stall
- answers-Increasing pitch
In aviation terminology, rate of climb is expressed as
- answers-Fpm
In calm winds, what happens to fuel consumption as the aircraft climbs
- answers-Decreases
In straight and level flight with the autopilot disengaged, after adding power or thrust the
aircraft will
- answers-Climb
