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1ALL Floor emergency doors can be used as emergency exits in both water and land evacuations
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2can Fueling operations take place with passengers on board ?
- ANO. it is a safety hazard and cannot be done while passengers are on board, deplaning or boarding
- BYES. Fueling operations are allowed to be conducted while passengers are boarding, on board, or deplaning so long that there are TWO FAs on board, the Lead at L1 and Position 2 at L2
3If fueiling operations are being conducted with passangers boarding, on board or deplaning, what conditions must be followed by FA's ?
- ANothing, FAs can leave the aircraft unattended
- BLead shall be standing guard at L1 door in case there is need of emergency evacuation. P2 is not required to stand at R1 exit. S/he can proceed to other duties such as grooming and through-boarding pass checks
- CP2 must stand guard at or near R1 in case there is need of emergency evacuation. Lead is not required to stand at L2. S/he can proceed to other duties such as grooming and through-boarding pass checks
- DBoth lead and P2 must stand guard at or near L1 and R1 exits. they can proceed other duties such as grooming and through-boarding checks so long as they return back to there designated doors immediately after. Cabin crew must ensure desgineated exit is clear and available for immediate use should evacuation be required.
4Whenever fuelling operations take place, cabin crew shall ADVISE PASSENGERS ON BOARD through PA system,
- Ain both english and in french
- BFalse, the cabin crew does not need to advise passengers
- Cthe cabin crew only needs to advise the passengers if they ask
- DThe cabin crew must advice the passengers that fuelling operations are taking place in an English announcement
5During fueling operations, the fasten seat belt is
- AOn
- BOff
6During fuelling operations, the fasten seat belt is ____and the NO SMOKING SIGN WILL BE ____
- Anone of the below
- BOn and the no smoking sign will be off
- COff and the no smoking sign will be On
- DOff and the no smoking sign will be off
7what should cabin crew monitor in the cabin while the plane is fuelling ?
- Amake sure no one is smoking and no flash photography or other sources of ignition are used
- Bmake sure no one is smoking
- Cmake sure no one is smoking or using flash photography
- Dmake sure no one is using flash photography, or lighters
8During inclement weather, the L1 door may be ...
- Afully closed and locked
- Bfully closed and locked providing a flight crew member is on board or a means of communication is available to the FAs and the door can be fully opened to the exterior without repositioning of loading stairs or a stand
- Cclosed but not locked, providing a flight crew member is on board or a means of communication is available to the FAs and the door can be fullt opened to the exterior without repositioning of loading stairs or a stand
- Dthe L1 door CANNOT be closed at any time during
9During fuelling of the aircraft, flight attendants are
- ANOT required to be on board when fueling operations are being conducted and will inform the Lead flight attendant when they are leaving the aircraft.
- BARE required to be onboard until fuelling operations are completed
- CNOT required to be on board when fueling operations are being conducted and will inform the Lead flight attendant when they are leaving the aircraft. UNLESS there are passengers boarding, on board or deplaning the aircraft
- DNone of the above
10On what side does fuelling take place on the aircraft?
- AFuelling takes place on the forward LEFT side of the aircraft
- BFuelling takes place on the RIGHT side of the aircraft
- CFuelling takes place on the L/H ALT side of the aircraft
- Dfuelling takes place on the R/H ALT side of the aircraft
11if you are following proper procedures on the ground and any which door will not open or close
- Aforce it closed or open, you cannot take off with an open door and you must deplane immediatly to avoid next flight being delayed
- Bdo not force door open or closed, this may be an indication that the door is inoperative. Let pilot know immediately and stay by the door until mantience fixes it
- Cdo not force door open or closed, this may be an indication that the door is inoperative. Let maintance know immediately
- DTry again, this time forcefully, to open or close the door. if problem is not solved, ask P2 to try, if she cannot get it open, ask Ramp agent for help
12L2 and R2 doors function
- Adifferently from each other
- Bthe same as each other
- Cthe same in Land evacuation but different in Water evacuation
- Dthe same in land emergency and normal operation
13When pilots are NOT on board or in the absence of direct communication with the flight crew how can fuelling personnel communicate with Cabin crew ?
- Afueling personnel may initiate two-way communication with the crew by means of aural or verbal signals, sign language, knocking on the side of the aircraft or by entering aircraft cabin
- Bfueling personnel may initiate two-way communication with the crew by means of verbal signals and knocking on the side of the aircraft
- CPilots must ALWAYS be on board while fuelling operations are being conducted
- Dfueling personnel may initiate two-way communication with the crew by means sign language or knocking on the side of the aircraft
14where is the flight deck escape hatch located?
- Aon the AFT ceiling of the fuselage
- Bon the forward ceiling of the fuselage
- Con the ceiling of the Flight deck /Cockpit
- Dthere is no flight deck escape hatch in the Q400 aircraft
15who usually uses the Flight deck escape hatch ?
- Athe captain and first officer and the training officer if on board
- Beveryone uses this emergency exit in cases of water evacuation
- Canyone can use this emergency exit, although unideal, in case other emergency exits cannot be used. it is used as a last resort.
- DONLY the captain and first officer and the training officer if on board can use the flight deck escape hatch
16The flight deck escape hatch can be opened
- Afrom the exterior and interior of the aircraft
- Bonly from the inside of the aircraft
- Conly from the inside in land evacuations
- Dnone of the above
17who is responsible to open up the flight deck escape Hatch?
- AThe lead must open this emergency exit along with L1 & R1 emergency exit doors
- BThe captain is responsible to open up the flight deck escape hatch in case of emergency evacuation
- CThe firefighters or emergency first response personnel will open up this emergency exit
- Dno one is allowed to use this exit
18when evacuating through the flight deck escape hatch, you must throw the rope in which direction?
- Ain which ever direction, location does not matter as long as you do this as quickly as possible to commence evacuation
- Bmake sure to throw the emergency rope over the left side of the aircraft
- Cmake sure to throw the emergency rope over the nose of the aircraft
- Dmake sure to throw the emergency rope over the right side of the aircraft
19what are the forward emergency exit row seats?
- A1 Bravo
- B1 Alpha
- C1 Bravo and 2 Charlie Delta
- D1 Alpha Bravo and 2 Charlie Delta
20Armrests
- AAll seats have armrests that lift up to assist special needs passangers
- Bnone of the seats on the Q400 aircraft have armrests that can be adjusted due to safety reasons
- CAll seats, with the exception of 1AB and 2CD have armrests that can lift up to assist special needs passangers
- Dthere are only armrests in the middle seats on the Q400 aircraft
21how many passenger seats are there on the Q400 aircraft?
- AThere are 76 passenger seats on the aircraft
- Bthere are 81 passenger seats on the aircraft
- Cthere are 78 passenger seats on the aircraft,Rows 1-20 on the left side of the aircraft, Rows 2-20 on the right side of the aircraft
- Dthere are 49 passenger seats on the aircraft
22Seat trays are located
- ABehind every seat, on the wall in front of seats in the case of rows 1AB and 2CD.
- BIncorporated within the armrest of all seats due to the limited space of the aircraft
- Ceach passenger seats are equipped with tray tables. Tray tables at 1AB and 2CD are incorporated within the armrest
- Dindividual lap trays are handed out to each passenger due to the limited space of the aircraft
23arm rests...
- Amust be down for all critical phases of flight: such as taxi, take off and landing
- Barmrests can be up or down but not in between, during taxi, take off and landing
- Carmrests can only be up while plane is in taxi, but not during landing or take off
- Dmust be up for all critical phases of flight such as landing, take off and taxi
24what floating devices are available on board for passengers in cases of water evacuations?
- AThere are life jackets under all passenger seats in the event of water evacuation
- BAll passenger seats are equipped with seat cushions for flotation devices in the event of water evacuation, There are no life jackets available for passengers. since the aircraft never flies more than 50 km off shore
- CThere are no floating devices available on board since the aircraft never flies over water
- Dthere are only infant life jackets available on board for small children and babies
25Baggage restraint bars
- Aare located in each overhead baggage bins as a means to restrain carry-on baggages during flight
- Bare located below each passenger seat as a means to restrain carry-on items placed under the seat
- Care located in the forward baggage compartment as a means to restrain crew carry-on items placed inside this compartment
- DThere is no such thing as baggage restrain bars.
26There are seat extensions available for passengers if needed
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
27window shades must
- AALL be in the full open position while on the ground, for taxi, takeoff and landing
- BNone of the shades must be in the full open position while on the ground, for taxi, takeoff and landing
- CNone but the window shade at seat 1A must be in the full open position while on the ground, for taxi, takeoff and landing
- DAll but the window shade at seat 1A must be in the full open position while on the ground, for taxi, takeoff and landing
28Anyone can sit in the emergency exit seats
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
29What deems a seat COMPLETELY inoperative ?
- AA seat belt that is inoperative or missing , A seat recline that is locked in the recline position, and prohibits the seat back from remaining in its upright position and A seat that is not properly secured in the floor track and mounting points
- BAn armrest that is inoperative or missing , A seat belt that is inoperative or missing, A set that is not properly secured in the floor track and mounting points
- CA baggage restraint bar that is broken or missing and A set that is not properly secured in the floor track and mounting points
- DThe seat belt is inoperative or missing, The passenger seat us not properly secured to the floor
30Passengers are permitted to occupy an inoperative passenger seat ONLY under the following conditions
- AAn armrest is inoperative or missing: HOWEVER, the seatback must remain in the upright position and locked position at all times
- BA baggage restraint bar is broken or missing: No carry-on baggage and personal items can be stowed on the floor area of the effective ROW
- CA baggage restraint bar is broken or missing: No carry-on baggage and personal items can be stowed on the floor area of the effective ROW and An armrest is inoperative or missing: HOWEVER, the seatback must remain in the upright position and locked position at all times
- Dan inoperative passenger seat can NEVER be occupied if it is inoperative
31An inoperative passenger seat may consist of but not limited to the following:
- AA seat belt that is inoperative or missing
- BA seat recline that is locked in the recline position
- CA baggage restraint bar that is broken or missing
- DAll the above
32There are only TWO conditions in which a passenger is permitted to occupy an inoperative passenger seat: Those cases are 1. An armrest is inoperative or missing: HOWEVER, the seatback must remain in the upright position and locked position at all times and 2. A baggage restraint bar is broken or missing: however No carry-on baggage and personal items can be stowed on the floor area of the effective ROW
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
33Passengers are NOT permitted to occupy these seats if: The seat belt is inoperative or missing, The seat recline is locked in the recline position and prohibits the seat back from remaining in its upright position, The passenger seat is not properly secured to the floor
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
34Inflight inoperative passenger seat procedure
- AImmediately let the captain know of the inoperative eat, block the seat with a "do not occupy" head rest, and relocate passenger sitting in this seat
- BImmediately let the captain know of the inoperative eat, block the seat with a "do not occupy" head rest, and relocate passenger sitting in this seat. If the issue with the seat is that it cannot come back up from the reclined position, relocate both the person who was sitting in the seat and the person sitting behind this seat.
- Csimply relocate all those effected
- Dit is fine, the passenger is safe to sit in all inoperative seats.
35What to do when inoperative equipment is identified?
- ABring it to the attention of the Captain immediately
- BConsult the MEL and write it in the aircraft Logbook
- CConsult the MEL, write it in the aircraft Logbook and attach a MEL tag to this item
- DJust leave it, chances are it is not needed for the flight
36what is a PSU?
- Aa PSU is passenger service units
- Ba PSU is a Public System Unit
- Ca PSU is a Passenger Sleeping Unit
- Da PSU is located in the Flight Deck and only used by the pilots
37PSUs passanger service units are for the use of passengers. Everyone has this service unit above their seats. some of its features are shared and some are not. Vents and reading lights are personal while FA call buttons are shared.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
38when a FA call button is pressed
- Aa ordinate red light will Illuminate
- Ba ordinate white light will illuminate
- Ca ordinate green light will illuminate
- Da ordinate orange light will illuminate
39if overhead bin is damaged and unable to close
- Aforcefully close the overhead bin, however do not store any baggage here
- Badvise the captain and wait for his instructions
- Cleave the overhead bin open, it can remain this way for the duration of the flight so long that there is nothing stowed inside
- Dstow baggage as normal
40what are the three maximum weights capacities that are allowed in each overhead bin?
- A20, 49, 60
- B20,50,60
- C19,40,60
- D100, 80, 60
41where is the wardrobe located on the aircraft ?
- AIt is located in the AFT L/H side of the Galley
- BIt is located in the forward of the cabin, aft of the flight deck on the left hand side
- Cit is located in the flight deck
- Dit is located in the AFT R/H side of the galley
42How many wardrobes are there in an aircraft?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D5
43The wardrobe must be closed for taxi, take off and landing, during turbulence and when not in use
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
44You can store passenger items in the wardrobe
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
45The wardrobe provides stowage for safety and emergency equipment as well as service-related items
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
46You can store crew jackets in the wardrobe
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
47You can store crew jackets or service related items in the wardrobe but you must insure that it does NOT hide, cover or hinder access to safter and emergency equipment
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
48what is the maximum weight allowance in the wardrobe ?
- A100 lbs on the ground and 60 lbs on the rod
- B40 lbs on the ground and 10 lbs on the rod
- C49 lbs on the ground and 20 lbs on the rod
- D60 lbs on the ground and 40 on the rod
49What is critical surfaces ?
- Acritical surfaces are the control surfaces such as the fudder, elevator, Ailerons, and flap.
- BCritical surfaces are 5 parts of our aircraft that we do not want ice, snow or frost to buildup on
- CCritical surfaces are inside the flight deck
- DCritical surfaces are inside the galley
50how many critical surfaces are there on our aircraft that we do not want any ice, snow or frost to build up on top ?
- A1
- B6
- C5
- D10
51what are the 5 critical surfaces of the aircraft?
- A1. propellors, 2. Wings, 3. Horizontal and vertical stabilizers, 4. engine enlit 5. control surfaces
- B1. wings, 2. propellors, 3. flight deck window, 4. fuselage 5. emergency exit doors
- C1. propellors, 2. emergency exit doors,3. wheels 4. fuselage 5. passenger windows
- Dnone of the above/below
52Cabin curtains are located:
- Ain the forward airstair door entrance and in the aft of the cabin in the galley
- Bthere is only one curtain located in the aft of the cabin in the galley
- Cthere are three located in the aircraft, one in the forward airstair door entrance, one in the aft of the cabin in the galley and one in the galley L2 door
- Dnone of the above/below
53During taxi, takeoff and Landing, the curtains must be opened and during fueling, unless there is very bad weather and so long that there is a FA on board
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
54The lavatory door may be locked and unlocked from both sides
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
55Once the smoke is cleared, the smoke detector will reset itself
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
56how many smoke detectors are there in the lavatory?
- A5
- B2
- C3
- D1
57where is the automatic fixed fire extinguisher located in the lavatory
- Aon the ceiling next to the smoke detector
- Bthere is one inside the waste bin located in the waste bin compartment
- Con the ceiling above the sink
- Don the inside of the wast compartment door
58where is the temperature indicator ?
- Ait is located on the inside of the waste compartment door
- Bit is located inside the waste bin
- Cit is located on the outside of the waste compartment door
- Dit is located next to the smoke detector
59the fire extinguisher will self deploy if the container gets above 160 F 90 C, the lead tips on the extinguisher nozzles melt, discharging the halon into the container
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
60at what temperature will the extinguisher nozzles melt, discharging the halon into the container?
- A178 F 80 C
- B170 f 76 C
- C160 F 60 C
- D100 F 30 C
61what is the size of the fire extinguisher in the lavatory?
- Athe size of a baseball
- Bthe size of a full size fire extinguisher
- Cthe sizes of a lime
- Dnone of the above/below
62what colour is the temperature indicator located in the lavatory ? what colour will it turn when there was a fire detected?
- Athe colour of the temperature indicator is red. when a fire detected it will turn black
- Bthe colour of the temperature indicator is white. when a fire detected it will turn black
- Cthe colour of the temperature indicator is orange. when a fire detected it will turn red
- Dthe colour of the temperature indicator is green. when a fire detected it will turn red
63what will happen when the temperature in the waste bin container gets above 170 F?
- Athe lead tips on the extinguisher nozzle melts, discharging the halon into the container
- Ban alarm will go off alerting cabin crew that there has been a fire detected in the lavatory
- Cthe smoke alarm will go off and cabin crew must put out the fire
- Dnone of the above
64Fire extinguisher and temperature indicator preflight checks include
- Amake sure the temperature indicator and fire extinguisher work by conducting a controlled fire to see if they will work
- Bpress on a button on the fire extinguisher that will spray out some halon, but not all, to indicate it works
- Cmake sure the heat temperature indicator is entirely white and that the waste bin flap closes properly
- Dall of the above
65waste system
- Athe waste system is located in the galley. it consists of one tank located under the galley
- Bthe waste system is located in the middle of the fuselage floor. it consists of one tank located under the floor
- Cthere is no waste system in place on the aircraft
- Dthe waste system is located in the lavatory. it consists of one tank located under the floor
66The waste system consists of one tank that is located under the floor of the lavatory. The tank and supply lines are heated and insulated to prevent freezing. a drain is provided in the floor area to assist in removing any inadvertent fluid spills from the toilet and is part of the aircraft pressurization system
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
67the drain inside the lavatory is part of the aircraft pressurization system, it should not be blocked.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
68The toilet in the lavatory does not have water, as the taps, it must be manually flushed ever 30 minutes by the Lead. the waste is released into the atmosphere
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
69during the operation of the lavatory toilet, lavatory fluid circulated through the toilet bowl and into a collector tank
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
70if the flushing cycle exceeds ____ ______, the toilet motor may be a risk of overheating
- A1 to 1.5 minutes
- B10 to 15 seconds
- C20 to 25 seconds
- D2 to 3 minutes
71there is no need to report to the captain of any lavatory equipment malfunction, as the system is electrical and cannot be fixed by him.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
72what can never be covered or partially covered in the lavatory when a garbage bag is stowed here?
- ADrains
- Bsmoke detecter
- Cdoorway
- Dtoliet
73how must garbage being stowed in the lavatory be garbaged?
- Aany bag can be used
- Ba black bag
- Ca clear bag
- Dall of the above/below
74what type of garbage can be stowed in the lavatory ?
- Agarbage cannot be stowed in the lavatory due to safety and usage reasons
- Bheavy garbage bags such as food scraps can be stowed in the lavatory
- CGarbage bags that contain low density material (napkins, cups, newspaper etc) may be stowed in the aircraft lavatory
- Dwaste bins can be stored in the lavatory
75if stowing garbage in the lavatory, the height of the garbage bag cannot surpass the height of the lavatory sink
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
76in what stage of flight can garbage be stowed in the lavatory ?
- Ain none of the stages of flight, garbage is not permitted to be stowed in the lavatory
- Bat any time during flight
- C- the garbage bags are stowed in the lavatory only during the final phase of flight (after the fasten seat belt sign has been illuminated to indicated descent in preparation for landing)
- D10 minutes prior to landing
77garbage can be stowed in the lavatory, even if the waste bins are not full.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
78how many hot beverage containers are there in the galley?
- A2
- B4
- C3
- D1
79how many service carts are there in the galley?
- Athere are 2 full service carts
- Bthere are 1 full service carts and 2 half service carts
- Cthere is 1 full service cart
- Dthere are 3 half service carts
80how many waste cart are there in the galley?
- Athere are 2 half waste carts in the galley
- Bthere are 1 half waste cart in the galley
- Cthere are 1 full waste carts in the galley
- Dthere are no waste carts in the galley
81what are the three axis of an aircraft?
- Aroll, pitch and yaw
- Bturn, pitch and roll
- Cmiddle, sides and tips
- Dnone of the above/below
82what are the four forces that act on an aircraft?
- Alift, push, pull, gravity
- Bgravity, drag, lift, thrust
- Cpush, pull, drag, thrust
- Dup, down, gravity, resistance
83L1 normal opening operation
1. LEAD needs permission of Captain to open door
2. wait for the [blank_start]seat belt sign to turn off[blank_end], [blank_start]engines to shut down[blank_end], [blank_start]Propellers need to completely stop[blank_end],
3. look through [blank_start]window seat 1 A[blank_end] to [blank_start]ensure the area is clear of obstructions[blank_end]
4. push operating handle upwards [blank_start]2 inches waiting 5-7 seconds[blank_end] for seal to deflate
5. With both hands push operating handle up [blank_start]FULLY[blank_end] in the direction of the arrow
6. Push airstair out
7. [blank_start]Gust lock: engage it by stepping[blank_end] onto top step
8. [blank_start]Install head guard[blank_end]- Aseat belt sign to turn off
- Bengines to shut down
- CPropellers need to completely stop
- Dwindow seat 1 A
- Eensure the area is clear of obstructions
- F2 inches waiting 5-7 seconds
- GFULLY
- HGust lock: engage it by stepping
- IInstall head guard
84In cases of emergency, how can you unlock the lavatory door from the outside?
- A1.Slide the metal pin under the “occupied” sign in the forward direction
2.Open door, if turning the door handle does not work, use a pen in the lower smaller slot beside the door knob - BAsk Captain, he can manually open it with a button in the flight deck
- Cyou cannot open this door from the outside
- DYou can unlock it using the flight attendant control panel located in front of row 1AB overhead bin
- A1.Slide the metal pin under the “occupied” sign in the forward direction
85Galley control Panel
- Athe galley control panel includes galley lighting controls, hot beverage container controls and circuit breakers
- Bused as a means of communication between Crew Members and passengers.
- Cused to control lighting, temperature (when the flight deck transfers control), Active Noise and Vibration System (NVS)
- DEach panel is visible from anywhere in the cabin and contains a series of coloured lights to assist in distinguishing which types of calls have been generated. An audible chime accompanies most uses of the communication system
86where is the main Emergency power shut-off switches in the galley ?
- AThe 3 Circuit breakers Above the 3 hot beverage containers are the emergency power shut off switches in the galley
- BThere are no main emergency power shut-off switches in the galley, to shut off main galley power, cabin crew must contact the captain to request power be shut off
- CThere is a button on the Galley control Panel that is used to shut off all power in the galley
- DNone of the above
87How many circuit breaker are there in total ?
- A1 for the galley lights
- B4, 1 for the galley lights and 3 for the hot beverage containers
- C3, 3 for each hot beverage container
- D2, 1 for the galley light and 1 main switch for all hot beverage containers
88where are the circuit breakers located?
- ALocated in the galley control panel above the hot beverage containers
- BLocated in the galley control panel a below the hot beverage containers
- Clocated in the galley above the P2 jump seat
- DLocated in the flight deck
89What should you do if a circuit breaker is tripped (pops out) ?
- Apush it back in to restart it
- Bimmediately let the captain know, standby for his instructions
- Cignore it, this usually happens
- Dgo ahead and turn off all circuits in the galley panel to avoid a fire
90what should you do to keep the galley safe?
- A- all carts, cupboards, stowage etc, need to be restraint and latched to make sure it is secure prior to taxi, landing, take off and turbulence
- Bstow as you go
- Cmonitor circuit breakers frequently, avoid placing any plastic and paper around the hot beverage containers
- Dall of the above
91where and on what are galley weight restrictions indicated ?
- Athey are located on placards in each cart, cupboard, container and miscellaneous stowage area
- Bthey are located on stickers on the exterior top corner of each cart, cupboard, container and miscellaneous stowage area
- Cthere are no indication, you need to use your own judgment
- Dthere are no weight restrictions, all equipment in the galley can hold tons of things
92definition of placards
- Ainstructional signs posted in the aircraft (e.g emergency equipment location signs, door operation instructions ect)
- BStickers places in compartments such as overhead bins that only tell you the weight capacity
- Cstickers placed on doors to tell you how to operate them
- Dnone of the above
93where should you stow excess provisioning items ?
- Aoverhead bin above 19 CD
- Boverhead bin above 20 B
- Coverhead bin above 1 A
- Din miscellaneous stowage area
94Personal items and crew bags are premitted to be stowed within the galley area and stowage areas
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
95CCD stands for
- ACabin Crew device
- BCaptain Control Device
- CCommunication Control Device
- DNone of the above
96red latches rotate to a horizontal position to secure the hot beverage containers within their stowage area
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
97what should you do if a hot beverage container shows signs of overheating ?
- APull all three circuit breakers and immediately let Captain know
- BTurn off power at its source pressing OFF button, and inform captain for his instructions
- CReset hot beverage containers by pulling the circuit breakers and pushing them back in
- Dcontinue to use, overheating is normal
98what should you make sure about hot beverage containers ?
- AMake sure heater for hot water is on incase provisioning has forgotten
- Bmake sure it is off for taxi, take off and landing
- Cthe hot beverage containers are automatic, you do not need to make sure of anything
- Dnone of the above
99who is in charge of filling the hot beverage containers?
- AThe lead
- BP2
- CProvisioning
- Dramp agent
100There is a preflight check needed on cart breaks
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
101The break must be engaged at all times when a cart is stationary—in the galley, as well as in the cabin
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
102If a cart is found to be inoperative:
- Alet captain know immediately, he will log it in the aircraft logbook and then complete the unserviceable Tag procedures
- BInspect the cart to ensure it does not need to be reset: Fully depress the green pedal, the fully press the red pedal, check that the cart does NOT move, if this corrects the issue, no further action is required. If it does not, notify lead and provided a detailed description of the inoperative cart, lead shall notfy the captain, complete the unserviceable tag procedures.
- Cnothing, just stow it back in the galley and do not use it
- Dyou can continue to use it if it is a minor thing that is broken.
103what is the safest way to manoeuvre a cart ?
- Ait is safest when two flight attendants manoeuvre a cart together
- Bit is safest when one flight attendants manoeuvre a cart at a time
- Cit is safest when one flight attendants conducts service
- Dnone of the above
104What to do if a spigot are lose or seem broken?
- Acontinue the use of the hot beverage container since it only seems broken
- BDo not use the hot beverage container, let the captain know and tag it with unserviceble tag
- Csimply do not use the hot beverage container
- DLet Lead know it is broken
105what should you do if a spigot breaks and water being to pour out ?
- Aimmediately attempt to clog the spigot with hands
- Bimmediately attempt to clog the spigot with paper towel or a cloth
- CDo not attempt to cover it up, let it completely pour out, then clean it up once it has cooled down
- DThis will never happen, you do not need to be concerned
106You must be discreet when disposing of liquids in the lavatory.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
107what can be disposed of in the lavatory sink?
- Aany liquid such as coffee, tea, pop etc may be disposed of in the lavatory sink while in flight only
- BOnly water and ice may be disposed of in the lavatory sink while in flight only
- Cit is forbidden to disposed any liquid in the lavatory sink
- Donly coffee can be disposed of in the lavatory sink
108what can render the lavatory inoperative ?
- Adropping cans, ice scoops or any other items into the toilet
- Babstence of ashtrays
- Ccannot be locked/opened from the inside or out
- Dall of the above
109what is the chain of command in emergency situations?
- A1. Captain, 2.training Captain/check captain 3. First officer, 4. Deadheading Pilot 5. Lead 6. P2
- B1. training Captain/check 2. captain 3. first officer, 4. Deadheading pilot 5. Lead 6. P2
- C1. Deadheading pilot, 2. training /check captain, 3. captain 4. first officer, 5. P2 6. Lead
- D1. captain, 2. deadheading pilot, 3. first officer, 4. training/check captain 5. Lead 6. P2
110MEL
- AMinimum equipment list
- BMinimum equipment Limit
- CMinimum equipment Log
- DMax equipment list
111how many points does the Jumpseat seat belts have ?
- AIt has a four-point harness, 2 shoulder straps and 2 hip straps
- Bit has two straps, one that does over the hips, and 1 across the shoulder similar to that of a seat belt
- Cit has one strap over the hips just as the passenger seats
- Dit has one strap across the shoulders
112The aft jump seat must be re-stowed in the closed position in the event of an emergency
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
113an aircraft can be sidpatches with an inoperative jumpseat if the affected jumpseat is not occupied, the jumpseat can be stowed or secured in the closed position, cabin crew will occupy a dedicated passenger seat.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
114where would LEAD sit in case Her/his jumpseat becomes inoperative
- A20 B
- B1 B
- CIn P2 jumpseat
- D1 A
115what steps must LEAD take when moving to another seat ?
- Aadvise captain immediately
- Binsure the inoperative jumpseat is secure
- CPlace a "FLIGHT ATTENDANT USE ONLY" Headrest on a seat that is most accessible to assigned exit
- Dall of the above
116flight attendants cannot
- Aeat, sleep or read in the jumpseat unless it is absolutely necessary and not during critical phases of flight
- Beat, drink or read in the jumpseat unless it is absolutely necessary and not during critical phases of flight
- Ceat, sleep or talk unless it is absolutely necessary and not during critical phases of flight
- Dnone of the above
117what are the three critical phases of flight?
- Ataxi
- Btake off
- Clanding
- Dall of the above
118ELS
- Aemergency light system
- BElectrical log system
- Cemergency log system
- DElectric loading system
119Amber light on advisory panel and One high chime indicates
- Aa passenger is calling from the cabin/ their seat
- Ba passenger is calling from the lavatory
- CThe captain is calling from the flight deck-- sign of normal communication
- DLead or P2 is calling one another
120Orange light on advisory panel and one high chime indicates
- Aa passenger is calling from the lavatory
- Ba passenger is calling from their seat in the cabin
- Cthe captain is calling
- DThe smoke detector has detected smoke in the lavatory
121No light indication on the advisory panel, but a High chime is heard
- AThe smoke detector has detected smoke in the lavatory
- BLead is calling P2 or vice versa
- CThe captain is calling from the flight deck
- DA passenger is calling from their seat in the cabin
122A solid red light is seen on the advisory panel, one high low chime is heard
- AThe captain is calling from the Flight deck, Normal communication is established.
- BThe smoke detector has detected smoke in the lavatory
- CA passenger is calling from the lavatory
- DLead is calling P2 or Vice Versa
123Flashing red light is seen on the advisory panel and a high low chime is heard
- AThe captain is calling from the flight deck, Non-normal or emergency communication is established.
- BThe captain is calling from the flight deck, Normal communication is established.
- CThe smoke detector has detected smoke in the lavatory.
- DNone of the above
124Solid red light is seen on the advisory, one high chime is heard followed by repetitive high pitched sound
- Asmoke detector has detected smoke in the lavatory.
- BThe captain is calling from the flight deck, Non-normal or emergency communication is established. There is an emergency
- CAlarm in the galley has gone off, hot beverage containers are overheated and at risk of fire
- Dnone of the above
125The forward PA system is a solid unit, mounted on the bulkhead, directly across from the lead flight attendant jumpseat
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
126The forward aft PA/interphone system is a solid unit, mounted on the bulkhead, directly across from the aft flight attendant jumpseat
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
127captain can override any cabin announcement
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
128Lead can override P2 announcement
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
129what are the components of the PA/Interphone system
- AATT, CALL, PA, EMER
- BCALL, PA, EMER
- CCALL, EMER, ALARM, PA
- DNONE OF THE ABOVE
130How many components (buttons) of the PA/interphone system are there?
- A3
- B4
- C1
- D6
131what does ATT stand for?
- Aflight attendant to flight attendant call
- Bcabin to flight deck call
- Cpassenger address announcement
- DEmergency call to flight deck
132what does CALL button do ?
- Aflight attendant to flight attendant call and cabin to flight deck call
- Bcabin to flight deck call
- Cpassenger address announcement
- DEmergency call to flight deck and cabin to flight deck call
133what does PA button do?
- Apassenger address announcement, you can make an announcement
- Bflight attendant to flight attendant call
- CEmergency call to everyone
- Dnone of the above
134what does EMER button do?
- AEmergency call to flight deck
- BEmergency call to medlink
- CEmergency call the airport
- Dall of the above
135you can use a megaphone if a PA system is inoperative
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
136By turning on the ELS, it is temporary make the PA system work. you have about 20 minutes before it drains
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
137what is the alternative signal to "LEAD FLIGHT ATTENDANT CINTACT THE FLIGHT DECK” PA command ?
- A1 high low chime and a flashing red light on the advisory panel
- B2 High low chimes
- C3 high low chimes
- Dnone of the above
138what is the alternate signal for the command "FLIGHT ATTENDANTS BE SEATED” ?
- A2 High low chimes, no light will be shown on the advisory panel
- B2 High low chimes , A flashing red light will be shown on the advisory panel
- C3 High low chimes, a solid red light will be shown on the advisory channel
- D3 high low chimes
139what alternate signal will be given when the PA system is broken for the command “BRACE, BRACE, BRACE” ?
- A3 high low chimes
- B3 high low chimes, red flashing light on the advisory panel
- CNo chime, this should be obvious
- Dnone of the above
140what alternate signal will be given for the command "PASSENGERS REMAIN SEATED AND STAND BY FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS” ?
- Anot applicaple
- B4 high low chimes
- C3 high low chimes, flashing red light
- D1 high low chime, solid red light
141what alternate signal will be given for the command “EVACUATE, EVACUATE, EVACUATE" ?
- AFlight crew member will open flight door and communicate verbally
- B3 high low chimes
- Chigh pitched alarm system
- Dno alarm will be given
142Alternate signals are used in the event of interphone or PA system failure during an emergency
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
143where is the Automated announcement system located ?
- AIn the galley
- BAbove the wardrobe in the forward of the aircraft
- Cin the flight deck
- Din the lavatory
144if Automated announcement system is inoperative, prior to each departure, lead shall ensure the public address system operates normally, advise position 2 of alternate procedure, advise captain that P2 has been briefed, Lead will make the following announcment in french "is there anyone who requires the safety instructions in French?”
- should any passanger identify the need for the safety briefing to be completed in french, provide them with a copy of the French supplemental briefing card which could be located in the FAF- AVerdadero
- BFalso
145FAF
- AFlight Attendant folder
- BFlight Aviation Folder
- CFlying Aviation Fact
- Dnone of the above
146what are the different panels in the aircraft?
- AThe galley control panel,
- Badvisory panels
- Cflight attendant control panel
- Dcommunication panel
- Eall of the above
147Where are Flight attendant control panels located?
- Aon the front of row 1AB overhead bin, in front of the Lead jumseat
- BAbove row 20 B, overhead bin
- CAbove row 1 AB overhead bins
- Dnone of the above
148NVS
- AActive noise and vibration System
- BNoise vibration system
- CNonoperative Video survalance
- Dnone of the above
149who has initial control of all the temperature in the cabin ?
- AFlight attendant
- BCaptain
- CP2
- DFirst officer
150Where are the temperature censors located in the cabin ?
- AThey are located Mid cabin
- BThey are located AFT cabin
- CThe are located Forward Cabin
- DThey are located in the flight deck
151Flight attendant control panel is used to control lighting, temperature (when the flight deck transfers control), Active Noise and Vibration System (NVS)
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
152there is sometimes condensation on the plane, however you must investigate and make sure that it is not SMOKE
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
153How long will ELS last for ?
- Aappx. 20 minutes
- Bappx. 3 hours
- Cappx. 40 minutes
- Dappx. 12 hours
154How long will photo-luminescent strips last for?
- Aup to 3 hours
- Bup to 5 hours
- Cless then 2 hours
- Donly 1 hour
155What kind of seat belts do pilots have?
- APilots have a 5-point seat belt harness
- BPilots have a 2-point seat belt harness
- CPilots have a 1-point seat belt harness
- DPilots have no seat belt
156Pilots seat belts have quick release buttons
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
157Number of seats in the flight deck
- A3
- B2
- C1 & .5
- Dnone of the above
158What is the observer seat ?
- AOne extra seat in the flight deck used for Training/check pilots or Crew
- BAll window seats are observer seats because you can look out the window
- CNo such thing
- DSeat 1 A
159what can the captain do if there is too much smoke in the cabin?
- Acaptain can open- up a outflow valve that will suck the smoke out and then clean air will help compress the cabin again
- Bhe cannot do anything
- Che can open up a window
- Dthe blowout panels will get rid of this
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- Test sobre FA questions, creado por Ana Mora el 25/08/2018.
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