sUAS Safety Certification Practice Exam

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sUAS Safety Certification Practice Exam What is used to measure distance of a radio wavelength? - ✔✔Two adjacent points on the wave What device is used on a UAS to determine the roll, pitch, and ... yaw of the aircraft? - ✔✔Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) Which multi-rotor configuration uses vectored thrust to control the yaw axis? - ✔✔Tricopter What is the definition of 'Ceiling'? - ✔✔Height, above ground level, of the lowest layer of clouds While working with your sUAS team, your visual observer reminds you that a good rule of thumb when planning flights is to anticipate wind velocities at 400 feet AGL to be ______ winds near the surface. - ✔✔twice as much as An airport that provides active control of air traffic is known as a ______ airport. - ✔✔towered Which service offers continuous broadcast of recorded aeronautical information, including weather, for busy terminal areas? - ✔✔Automated Terminal Information Service (ATIS) What term describes the human aspect of being in the Ground Control Station (GCS), controlling the AV? - ✔✔Human in the loop What are the two distinctive types of unmanned aircraft systems? - ✔✔Autonomous and remote control What is reflection? - ✔✔Radio waves bouncing off the surface of an object and changing direction When communicating verbally with air traffic control what is the correct method of stating an altitude of "300" feet? - ✔✔Three Hundred Due to Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) not having an on-board pilot, commands must be _______ to ensure control of the air vehicle. - ✔✔electronic Part 107 prohibits a person from serving as a remote pilot in command, manipulating the controls, or being the Visual Observer (VO), if he/she _____. - ✔✔has a blood alcohol concentration of .04 percent or greater During flight, a remote pilot does not feel turbulence like a manned pilot or experience serious weather in a physical sense. To remedy this, engineers have installed ___________ when data from the air vehicle indicates a dangerous or irregular flight condition. - ✔✔warning lights and annunciator alarms When planning for a UAS flight you must prepare for the event of a lost link due to radio frequency communications failure. One of things you can do is program the communication to automatically switch to ________. - ✔✔satellite communications What information is transmitted through a downlink? - ✔✔Payload What hazardous attitude is depicted when a pilot seems resentful about advice from supervisors and colleagues? - ✔✔Antiauthority A small unmanned aircraft may be directed through manual manipulation of flight controls or through commands using automation. - ✔✔True What instrument is dropped in an area of interest to transmit environmental information for long periods of time? - ✔✔Sonde The term used to explain and relate the human aspect of being in the Ground Control Station (GCS) and controlling the UAV is human _____. - ✔✔in the loop Maneuverability is the quality of an aircraft that permits it to be maneuvered _____ and to withstand the stresses imposed by those maneuvers. - ✔✔easily What Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval allows unmanned aircraft systems to operate in specific airspace for a defined purpose? - ✔✔Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA) Name the two primary types of antennas. - ✔✔Omni and directional In which airspace must a remote pilot, operating under Part 107, obtain permission to enter? (Select all that apply) - ✔✔Class B , Class D What type of sUAS functions best when powered by an internal combustion engine? - ✔✔Fixed wing What is one of the most frequent cause factors for aviation accidents? - ✔✔human error What is the term used to classify an object based on its ability to reflect Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)? - ✔✔Emittance Weight limitations for an sUAS is less than 55 lbs which includes__________. - ✔✔everything on board at the time of takeoff The fuselage of an aircraft houses most of the equipment and acts as the basic structure for other parts of the aircraft. - ✔✔True What is one of the most important factors affecting overall aircraft performance? - ✔✔Air density Notices to Airmen are time-critical aeronautical information with an airport's condition, changes to normal operations, and potential hazards to flight. What is another name for Notices to Airmen? - ✔✔NOTAMs Always conduct a crew briefing before flights to discuss environmental conditions, contingency plans, and ______________. - ✔✔emergency procedures The speed of the wind at ground level is usually much more than it is at a higher altitude. - ✔✔False Lift is the driving forward force of the aircraft's propulsion system. - ✔✔False Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) use the same aerodynamic principles and design features as manned aircraft. - ✔✔True The Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) is a network of satellites orbiting the earth. - ✔✔False As part of a Part 107 flight, remote pilots should ensure that all necessary documentation is available for inspection. - ✔✔True Load factors are the force applied to an aircraft and are measured in _____. - ✔✔G's - acceleration of gravity What is the difference between a guided missile and a modern UAS? - ✔✔Modern UAS can be recovered and guided missiles are expendable What is the maximum altitude for a sUAS? - ✔✔within 500 feet AGL of a structure Before flying, conduct a self-assessment using the IMSAFE mnemonic. What does the letter A mean? - ✔✔Alcohol Successive data packages are transmitted electronically via radio frequency. When related to aircraft flight data, these data packages are called telemetry. - ✔✔True An unmanned aircraft can move with _____ degrees of freedom - ✔✔Six What was the first full-scale remotely piloted aircraft? - ✔✔Sopwith Aerial Target Which two advances in technology helped propel the growth of unmanned aircraft? (Select all that apply) - ✔✔Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation , Closed loop stabilized flight control systems Wind shear is an abrupt change in the speed or direction of air flow and creates ____________. - ✔✔mechanical turbulence What can limit a datalink's strength or range? - ✔✔Environmental factors, towers, distance, power, and antenna type What three types of aerial platforms are best suited for remote sensing? - ✔✔Satellites, aircraft, and unmanned aircraft What is the upper Gross Takeoff Weight (GTOW) limit of a small UAS? - ✔✔Less than 55 pounds If you take prescription medication or illegal drugs prior to a flight, what can be altered? - ✔✔mental capacity and perception Density altitude has a direct effect on _____. - ✔✔aircraft performance Unmanned aircraft systems have a common architecture consisting of three primary elements including the mechanical structure, _______ and _______. - ✔✔Electronic systems, software program The manufacturer may provide operational and performance information that contains the operational performance data for the aircraft, such as data pertaining to _____. - ✔✔weight and balance What type of remote sensing payload is most practical for finding missing persons? - ✔✔Electro-Optical or Infrared A function of the Ground Control Station (GCS) is payload monitoring and control. - ✔✔True Who patented a way to remotely control vehicles using radio waves? - ✔✔Nikola Tesla How does Line of Sight (LOS) and Beyond Line of Sight (BLOS) differ? - ✔✔BLOS has link establishment through satellite or relay. You will be operating inside of a Class B airspace. How will you request permission? - ✔✔Use LAANC if available or the FAA DroneZone portal Before any flight, the Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC) should verify that the aircraft is correctly loaded by determining the _____. - ✔✔center of gravity by calculating weight and balance You are planning an unmanned flight for takeoff within one hour. You check the wind direction so that you know which direction to launch your vehicle. You will fly the sUAS _______. - ✔✔Into the wind [Show More]

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