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General Knowledge 1 Homework Assignment
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Preguntas del test (15)
1The Load-Bearing Member Of A Wing Is Called The?
- ARid
- BLongeron
- CSpar
- DFormer
2Which Of The Following Is A "Conventional" Type Of Landing Gear?
- ATaildragger
- BTricycle
- CFixed
- DRetractable
3In Which Of The Following Strokes Are Both Valves Closed And The Piston Travelling Downward?
- AIntake
- BCompression
- CPower
- DExhaust
4In Between Which Two Strokes Does Ignition Take Place?
- AIntake And Compression
- BCompression And Power
- CPower And Exhaust
- DExhaust and Intake
5When The Ignition Switch Is Set To "Left", Which Of The Following Is True?
- ABoth Magnetos Are Grounded
- BBoth Magnetos Are Ungrounded
- CThe Left Magneto Is Ungrounded
- DThe Right Magneto Is Ungrounded
6During The Run-Up The Ignition Is Set To Right And There Is A Drop Of 100 RPM. The Ignition is returned to Both and the RPM recovers. The Ignition Is Then Set To Left And There Is No Drop In RPM. Which Of The Following Is True?
- AThe Left Magneto Is Not Functioning
- BThe Right Magneto Is Malfunctioning Causing The RPM Drop
- CThe Grounding Wire Is Disconnected From The Left Magneto
- DThe Grounding Wire Is Disconnected From The Right Magneto
7The Effect Of A Broken Or Disconnected Magneto Ground Wire In Flight Will Be?
- AAn Immediate Engine Failure
- BLoss Of About 100-150 RPM
- CReduction In Alternator Output
- DNo Effect Whatsoever
8Cabin Heat Is Normally Provided By?
- AHeating The Air By Ducting It Around The Exhaust Manifold
- BA Gas Powered Heater
- CAn Electrically Powered Heater
- DAn Engine Driven Heater
9The Throttle Directly Controls What?
- AFuel Flow To The Engine
- BAirflow Through The Carburetor
- CAir/Fuel Mass Ratio
- DPropeller Blade Angle
10Which Of The Following Is A Result Of Running An Engine At Too Rich Of A Mixture?
- AHigh Engine Temperatures
- BDetonation
- CRough Running Engine
- DSpark Plug Fouling
11Why Should Prolonged Use Of The Carburetor Heat Be Avoided On The Ground?
- AMay Result In High Engine Temperatures
- BIncreases Fuel Consumption
- CMay Result In The Creation Of Carburetor Ice On Takeoff
- DCarburetor Heat Allows Unfiltered Air To Enter The Engine
12As Air Flows Through The Carburetor It Passes Through A Venturi Causing
- AThe Temperature Of The Air To Rise
- BThe Pressure Of The Air To Rise
- CThe Temperature Of The Air To Decrease
- DThe Speed Of The Air To Decrease
13If Carburetor Ice Is Present And The Carburetor Heat Is Selected To On, Which Of The Following Will Occur?
- AEngine RPM Will Increase And The Engine Will Run Roughly
- BEngine RPM Will Decrease And The Engine Will Run Roughly
- CEngine RPM Will Increase And The Engine Will Run Smoothly
- DEngine RPM Will Decrease And The Engine Will Run Smoothly
14Failure To Enrich The Mixture Prior To A Prolonged Descent May Result In?
- AEngine Failure On Level Off
- BHigh Engine Temperatures On Descent
- CToo Rich Of A Mixture On Descent
- DSpark Plug Fouling
15100LL Aviation Fuel Is What Color?
- AStraw
- BRed
- CGreen
- DBlue
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- General Knowledge 1 Homework Assignment Practice
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- zach vial
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