Contact Check Ride Practice Test

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• What items should be checked in a thorough preflight inspection?
• All inputs from the 1st stage mixing are combined in which stage?
• Why is it important to be familiar with stall characteristics for both flap configurations?
• What are the fundamental safety nets in ADM beyond DECIDE?
• Which statement best describes hover drift standards?
• What are the common standards for a hover?
• What does CPT stand for in this context?
• Which comes after establishing a climb attitude in the go-around sequence and before resuming the pattern?
• In a roll-on, at what altitude should you begin establishing a decelerative attitude?
• Which source is used to determine magnetic variation when converting true course to magnetic course?
• Which of the following is a mandatory ALSE item?
• What is the purpose of standard instrument conditions during a check ride scenario?
• During slow flight, you are near stall speed with a high angle of attack. Which recovery procedure is correct?
• When are position lights required to be on?
• Aircraft will not be flown into what type of icing?
• How does forward CG affect stall speed?
• Which indicator best describes cylinder head temperature or exhaust gas temperature in engine monitoring?
• What is the purpose of a standard weather briefing?
• What is the significance of stall characteristics when flaps are extended versus retracted?
• What is the purpose of the legend on a sectional chart?
• What does Class A airspace require for entry?
• Which elements should be included in a cross-country flight plan?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed AFCS off flight design feature?
• What is pilotage in navigation?
• Who can approve flying into forecasted severe turbulence?
• How can an airworthiness certificate become invalid?
• What is the specified airspeed range for a low-speed emergency descent?
• Which statement about the POH is accurate?
• When does flight time end for an army aviator?
• In a standard go-around, which action is executed first?
• How should an aircraft with inoperative instruments be handled before flight?
• What does wind gusts in wind reports indicate for flight planning?
• In an out-of-trim emergency descent, what thrust setting is specified?
• How do you determine magnetic variation and apply it to a course?
• What is the correct sequence for a go-around from a traffic pattern?
• Which technique is recommended to aid in AFCS off flight?
• The aircraft's anti-collision lights must be on when the engine is running unless doing so would cause vertigo or a hazardous condition.
• Why weight and balance is critical for flight safety?
• What is the standard way to interpret a METAR wind report for flight planning?
• Which statement best describes true course and magnetic course?
• What is the safety-focused purpose of a steep turn and what should you monitor?
• What is the relationship between true north and magnetic variation?
• In instrument approaches, what does a LOC (localizer) approach primarily provide guidance for?
• Which weather advisory is more urgent and affects safety for all aircraft?
• What takeoff type options are listed for VMC takeoff standards?
• What is a warning in cockpit terminology?
• VFR restrictions are defined by which weather minimums?
• Which statement is listed as a standard for VMC takeoff?
• Which statement describes the 2nd stage mixing?
• What is the correct rationale for reading back ATC clearance and instructions on a check ride?
• How do icing, freezing level, and air temperature influence flight planning?
• What constitutes an acceptable landing distance assessment during a check ride?
• When ATC instructs you to descend to a specified altitude in Class C airspace, what is the proper action?
• In the low-speed emergency descent, what is the thrust setting?
• Where should PIC time be logged and what information should be included?
• What is the minimum altitude you must remain above national parks, monuments, recreation areas, etc.?
• What is the correct sequence for a routine simulated engine-out approach?
• Where would you reference OGE maneuvers in training materials?
• OGE maneuvers references are found in which document?
• Where is the first stage mixing assembly?
• In an out-of-trim emergency descent, what is the target airspeed?
• IFR restrictions are defined by ceilings or visibility below which values?
• Which technique is recommended to aid in AFCS off flight?
• Which of the following is a standard for selecting takeoff type in VMC takeoff procedures?
• What are the 2 reasons to initiate a go around?
• What are the 2 sections of 1st stage mix unit?
• What are the key features of a sectional chart?
• Which item is NOT required to be on board for a flight under ARROW per 14 CFR Part 91?
• What are the fuel reserve requirements for VFR and IFR flight?
• What is the recovery altitude for the low-speed emergency descent?
• How do you determine if an alternate airport is viable for your trip?
• What is the length of the winch cable?
• For the out-of-trim procedure, what is the recovery altitude and deceleration target?
• Why is it important to practice emergency procedures during the check ride?
• Which certificates must a private pilot carry and be ready to present when asked?
• Which statement about lighting is true when the engine is running?
• What is the standard radio phraseology for requesting and receiving an ATC clearance, including how to confirm?
• Which statement about airworthiness certificates is true?
• Which item is among the six mandatory minimum ALSE items for rotor-wing crews?
• What does the DASH provide us?
• In the mixing assembly, which statement is true about the first stage mixing?
• Heading hold off action is turning off by performing which maneuver?
• How often must an aircraft be reweighed?
• What does the CH-47 Class 1 Aircraft designation imply?
• In a go-around, which order of actions correctly describes the go-around sequence?
• Which statement best describes ARROW documents?
• Which is a design feature meant to aid AFCS off flight?
• When choosing an alternate airport during flight planning, which factors should you consider?
• Which condition is a trigger for reweighing the aircraft due to weight and CG concerns?
• What is a caution in cockpit terminology?
• What is the purpose of a preflight checklist?
• Which action is always performed first in the go-around sequence?
• If 60 days elapsed since the last flight, what must the pilot do to stay current?
• Which item is not included in ARROW as a required document?
• What are the main engine indications you monitor during flight?
• OGE maneuvers are associated with which operation?
• During a slope landing, which standard pertains to heading?
• What is the effect of the center of gravity being outside its approved range?
• A LOC or ILS approach is typically used in which conditions, and what is its general purpose on a check ride?
• What is the purpose of maintaining a sterile cockpit during critical phases?
• Which factor is essential when evaluating whether an alternate airport is viable?
• Where must the 60-day proficiency flight be conducted?
• What retrim action is specified for an out-of-trim emergency descent?
• What are the two winch modes?
• What is an AIRMET?
• In a roll-on, what is the maximum nose-high pitch attitude allowed at touchdown?
• Which item describes the flight standard for airspeed tolerance?
• During a low-speed emergency descent, what is the maximum bank angle?
• Which advisory is used for less severe phenomena affecting larger areas and general aviation?
• During slow flight, what does monitoring energy help you maintain?
• Complete the sequence: power, climb, flaps, and then what?
• In the mixing sequence, the 2nd stage combines inputs from the 1st stage mixing.
• How should you interpret ceiling and visibility in weather reports for flight planning, and what do they indicate?
• What is the center of gravity and how does it affect aircraft performance?
• Which is a design feature meant to aid AFCS off flight?
• Why is ATC communication crucial during a check ride?
• Which technique should be avoided to aid AFCS off flight?
• Which statement about electronic flight bag (iPad) requirements is accurate?
• What is the general planning rule near convective weather during planning?
• Loss of AFCS 1 results in loss of which DAFCS function?
• Which steps support passenger safety during flight operations?
• Which factor should be considered when assessing landing distance as per ADM guidelines?
• When the CD Release is pressed, which autopilot modes are suspended?
• What is the blade tip speed at 100% rotor RPM?
• If you encounter a weather deviation during cross-country planning, what is the recommended approach?
• If the CGI indicator is in the red for more than 45 seconds, what is required?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between cargo and rescue winch speeds?
• Which action best describes the first step in the proper go-around sequence?
• What is the role of aeronautical decision making in flight planning?
• Which regulation provides the requirements for placarding inoperative equipment and ensuring compliance before flight?
• What survival equipment must each helicopter crew member be equipped with?
• What are the associated winch speeds for rescue mode?
• What is the purpose of best glide speed in engine-out scenarios?
• Which actions contribute to stability and coordination in a turn?
• What thrust setting is used for a High Speed Straight Emergency Descent?
• If you encounter unexpected weather, which sequence of actions is recommended?
• What can you ask to fly into severe turbulence for?
• What are the associated winch speeds for cargo mode?
• How does a POH influence acceptable operating speeds and configurations?
• In rescue mode, the winch speed is closest to which value?
• What is the purpose of the DECIDE model in ADM?
• Which statement best describes the role of energy management in flight safety?
• What are the common standards for flight?
• Moderate icing conditions require which of the following actions?
• What is the DECIDE model used in aeronautical decision making?
• What step follows applying full power smoothly during a go-around?
• How does human factors awareness influence decision making?
• How do you calculate fuel requirements for a cross-country trip?
• Who will announce drift and altitude changes during hover?
• What is the difference between maintenance records and flight logs?
• Which of the following is NOT a stated effect of LCTs?
• ACFT will not be flown VFR on top of clouds for more than 30 minutes unless ...?
• Which of the following are PIC responsibilities?
• What is the final action in the proper go-around sequence from the traffic pattern?
• Which is a design feature meant to aid AFCS off flight?
• Which statement best describes the difference between a power-on stall and a power-off stall?
• Which action comes immediately after applying full power smoothly during a go-around?
• How is flight time calculated for an army aviator?
• Which planning factors should be considered to address icing, freezing level, and air temperature?
• Which step comes second in the go-around sequence?
• Which of the following is included as a mandatory ALSE item?
• During slow flight, which actions best demonstrate proper airplane control?
• Which two axes use CCDA?
• When is heading hold turned off?
• What action follows establishing a climb attitude in the go-around sequence?
• For planning a VFR flight, what must the destination be forecasted as at ETA plus one hour?
• How do you handle an in-flight engine failure after takeoff in a single-engine aircraft?
• Which sequence should be followed in a go-around to maintain proper pattern entry and exit?
• Slow flight is characterized by being near stall speed with a high angle of attack. Which is true about this condition?
• How can you identify Class C and Class D airspace on a chart?
• What are the consequences of forward CG versus aft CG on stability and stall characteristics?
• What is the AR 95-1 requirement to stay current as aviator on your airframe?
• If flight is to be made into known or forecasted moderate icing what does it need?
• Which of the following is an ALSE item included in the six?
• Which statement is a standard for taxiing?
• Which elements related to speed and configuration are provided by the POH?
• Loss of AFCS 2 results in loss of which DAFCS function?
• Which statement about EFB battery requirements is accurate?
• What is the role of a POH in flight planning and operation?
• Which step concludes the go-around sequence?
• What Gs are required to lock your shoulder harness?
• What is a SIGMET?
• What is the basic principle behind entering Class B airspace?
• Which technique is recommended to aid in AFCS off flight?
• Which item is NOT listed as protective clothing for crew members?
• In cargo mode, the winch speed is closest to which value?
• What is the rotor RPM at 100%?
• Pressing the CD Release disengages which autopilot modes?
• Marginal VFR restrictions are defined by which ranges?
• Which indicator best describes cylinder head temperature indicators and EGT when monitoring engine performance?
• Which statement best describes ARROW in the context of aircraft documentation?
• During a High Speed Straight Emergency Descent, what is the target airspeed?
• What is the correct requirement regarding icing in known or forecasted icing conditions?
• What are the minimum visibility and cloud clearance for helicopter special VFR?
• What is a note in cockpit terminology?
• Which weather conditions define LIFR restrictions?
• In IIMC procedures, what is the immediate action after declaring IMC and transitioning to instrument flight?
• What is dead reckoning navigation?
• What is the recommended action if an engine failure occurs during takeoff after liftoff?
• What is the purpose of a go-around procedure?
• What is a METAR and what does it report?
• Which of the following sequences correctly completes a go-around from the traffic pattern?
• During a steep turn, which elements must be monitored to maintain a safe, recoverable flight condition?