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Texas TSTC Unmanned
Aircraft General (Drone)
Examination Exam

,Texas TSTC Unmanned Aircraft General (Drone) Examination Exam



Question 1
A task combines Loading and Performance with Airspace Classification and Operating
Requirements, but the current discussion only considers Center of gravity (CG) calculations,
weight limits, and balance parameters. Which concern would supply the missing focus?

A. Altitude measurements (AGL vs. MSL) in controlled environments
B. Visual line of sight (VLOS) requirements and use of visual observers
C. Maximum altitude limitations and speed restrictions
D. Eligibility, age, and vetting requirements

Correct Answer: A
Full Explanation: The existing discussion concerns Loading and Performance, specifically Center
of gravity (CG) calculations, weight limits, and balance parameters. To add the second focus,
Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements, the relevant material is Altitude
measurements (AGL vs. MSL) in controlled environments. Adding more material from the first
topic would not address the missing second concern.



Question 2
Consider the following concerns in order. Which answer associates each one with its most
direct topic?
1. Aerodynamic principles, lift, drag, thrust, weight, and load factor during maneuvers
2. Maximum altitude limitations and speed restrictions

A. 1: Regulations; 2: Loading and Performance
B. 1: Loading and Performance; 2: Loading and Performance
C. 1: Loading and Performance; 2: Regulations
D. 1: Regulations; 2: Regulations

Correct Answer: C
Full Explanation: The correct associations are 1 with Loading and Performance (Aerodynamic
principles, lift, drag, thrust, weight, and load factor during maneuvers); 2 with Regulations
(Maximum altitude limitations and speed restrictions). Exchanging these topics changes the
subject of one or more concerns rather than preserving their distinct meanings.




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,Texas TSTC Unmanned Aircraft General (Drone) Examination Exam



Question 3
Which ordered set of topics best matches the following discussion points?
1. Aerodynamic principles, lift, drag, thrust, weight, and load factor during maneuvers
2. Task J. Physiology

A. 1: Loading and Performance; 2: Loading and Performance
B. 1: Operations; 2: Loading and Performance
C. 1: Operations; 2: Operations
D. 1: Loading and Performance; 2: Operations

Correct Answer: D
Full Explanation: The correct associations are 1 with Loading and Performance (Aerodynamic
principles, lift, drag, thrust, weight, and load factor during maneuvers); 2 with Operations (Task J.
Physiology). Exchanging these topics changes the subject of one or more concerns rather than
preserving their distinct meanings.



Question 4
A task combines Weather with Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements, but the
current discussion only considers Task D. Effects of Weather on Performance. Which concern
would supply the missing focus?

A. Task B. Airspace Operational Requirements
B. Task B. Operating Rules
C. Task D. Effects of Weather on Performance
D. Prohibited and restricted operational areas (TFRs, special use airspace)

Correct Answer: A
Full Explanation: The existing discussion concerns Weather, specifically Task D. Effects of
Weather on Performance. To add the second focus, Airspace Classification and Operating
Requirements, the relevant material is Task B. Airspace Operational Requirements. Adding more
material from the first topic would not address the missing second concern.



Question 5
The current focus is Operations, and Risk management frameworks and hazard identification
has been considered. Which further concern fits alongside it?

A. Task I. Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM)
B. Task C. Remote Pilot Certification with an sUAS Rating
C. Categories of operations over human beings
D. Task F. Remote Identification (RID)

Correct Answer: A
Full Explanation: Task I. Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM) extends the same subject because
Operations also encompasses Risk management frameworks and hazard identification. The added
point remains within that specific focus rather than substituting material whose primary
association is Regulations.




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Question 6
Several different issues need to be distinguished. Which answer identifies their topics in the
order shown?
1. Classes A, B, C, D, and E
2. In-flight emergencies, lost-link procedures, flyaways, and low-battery protocols

A. 1: Controlled airspace; 2: Controlled airspace
B. 1: Operations; 2: Operations
C. 1: Operations; 2: Controlled airspace
D. 1: Controlled airspace; 2: Operations

Correct Answer: D
Full Explanation: The correct associations are 1 with Controlled airspace (Classes A, B, C, D, and
E); 2 with Operations (In-flight emergencies, lost-link procedures, flyaways, and low-battery
protocols). Exchanging these topics changes the subject of one or more concerns rather than
preserving their distinct meanings.



Question 7
Consider the following concerns in order. Which answer associates each one with its most
direct topic?
1. Sectional chart interpretation, symbols, and latitude/longitude coordinates
2. Task D. Waivers
3. Effects of high and low pressure systems, fronts, and airmass stability

A. 1: Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements; 2: Regulations; 3: Weather
B. 1: Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements; 2: Weather; 3: Regulations
C. 1: Weather; 2: Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements; 3: Regulations
D. 1: Weather; 2: Regulations; 3: Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements

Correct Answer: A
Full Explanation: The correct associations are 1 with Airspace Classification and Operating
Requirements (Sectional chart interpretation, symbols, and latitude/longitude coordinates); 2 with
Regulations (Task D. Waivers); 3 with Weather (Effects of high and low pressure systems, fronts,
and airmass stability). Exchanging these topics changes the subject of one or more concerns
rather than preserving their distinct meanings.




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