Aviation test cadets level 3 questions and answers 100% verified.

Aviation test cadets level 3 questions and answers 100% verified. Cirrus cloud - correct answers.High ( ft ground). Move from west to east. Nice weather. Ice crystals Cirrocumulus - correct answers.High ( ft ground). Small round white puffs. Ice crystals. Altocumulus - correct answers.Middle (ft ground). Grey puffy masses. If found in mornings in summer = means thunderstorm in afternoon. Altostratus - correct answers.Middle (ft ground) Grey or blue layer that covers sky. Thinner areas, sun comes through. Lighter than stratus clouds. Stratus - correct answers.Low (0 - 6 500 ft ground). Grey layer that covers entire sky that looks like fog. Sometimes a little drizzle. Nimbostratus - correct answers.Low (0 - 6 500 ft ground). Dark grey layer that produces light to moderate rain or snow. Stratocumulus - correct answers.Low (0 - 6 500 ft ground). Round masses that form layer cloud. Thin enough that sky can be seen through breaks. Cumulus - correct answers.Vertical development (1 500 - bottom stratosphere). Puffy, thick, round, lumpy. Look like cotton. Flat bases and round tops. If continue to form = cumulonimbus cloud and thunderstorms. Cumulonimbus - correct answers.Vertical development (1 500 - bottom stratosphere). Violent vertical air currents, hail, lightning and thunder. What is the atmosphere composed of? - correct answers.21% oxygen 78% nitrogen 1% other Atmosphere - correct answers.Air + gases around earth. Dust + debree in lower level atmosphere Levels of atmosphere - correct answers. Troposphere - correct answers.Most weather. 56 c Stratosphere - correct answers.0 c Bulk = ozone Absorbs sun radiation 50 000 ft from troposphere As pressure goes down, temperature raises to 0c Mesophere - correct answers.100 c 275 000 ft above sea level Meteorites burn Thermosphere - correct answers.Air pressure + density are low Approximately 15 000 c ICAO - correct answers.International Civil Aviation Organisation True or false? Air is perfect dry gas. - correct answers.True True or false? Main sea level pressure (MSLP) is 29,92 hg. - correct answers.True True or false? Main sea level tempature (MSLT) is 15 c - correct answers.True Lapsrate - correct answers.1,98 degres / 1 000 ft True or false? Particules go apart as pressure goes down. - correct answers.True Graticule - correct answers.3 dimensional pattern of intersecting lines Latitude - correct answers.Horizontal lines on map. Based from equator. Each lines is approx 69 miles appart. Decided into degree, minutes and seconds. VNC (visual navigation chart) - correct answers.60 minutes in a degré, 60 seconds in a minute. 1 minute = one nautical mile Nautical mile - correct answers.1 852 m 6 080 ft Statute mile - correct answers.5 280 ft Scale - correct answers.Relation chart to distance real life on map. distance chart / distance earth Pilotage - correct answers.Landmarks only Dead reckoning - correct answers.Pre-determination of wind, air vectors. MATH Inertial navigation - correct answers.Gyroscopic + computers Satellite navigation - correct answers.GPS Polar front theory - correct answers.Provides movement. High pressure wants to go down. Standard pressure of atmosphere - correct answers.29.92 HG = 1013,2 hPa Isobars - correct answers.Areas of like pressure Nb = pressure 4 hPa between each isob double arrowhead = faster wind Low pressure moves - correct answers.East @ 800km/day summer @ 1 100km/day winter Thunderstorms and rain Counter clockwise High pressure - correct answers.SLOW (may not move) Light + variable winds Clockwise Cold air moves - correct answers.NE to SW and is faster Warm air moves - correct answers.SW to NE and is slower Pressure gradient - correct answers.Rate of change of pressure over a given measured at high angles to isobar Steep pressure gradient = lots of wind Sea breeze - correct answers.Land is low pressure and water is high pressure. Moves from high to low so from water to land.