1.

Wiley post is the person doing the experiment with pressure suit (suit that protect the
body from the difference pressure in high altitude ) and the suit that he used was
made of...
A. Neoprene-coated nylon
B. Rubberized fabric.
C. Polyester/Dacron
D. Layer of mylar aluminumization film
2. Pressure suit let wiley post attain an altitude of .....
A. 17,000 feet
B. 45,000 feet
C. 25,000 feet
D. 48,000 feet.
3. What we learned in aircraft Pressurization Systems?
A. Cabin Air Pressure Regulator
B. Augmented Airflow
C. A and B correct.
D. A and B incorrect
4. Part of the compressed air is tapped off between .……. and …….. and used to
pressurize the cabin.
A. Turbocharger and Engine.
B. Engine and Propeller
C. Propeller and Turbocharger
D. All answer Incorrect
5. The cabin pressure is…….
A. controlled by an outflow valve.
B. controlled by an inflow valve
C. controlled by an pressure
D. All answer Correct
6. When Lockheed made a special version of their Model 10 Electra with a fully
pressurized cabin?
A. In 1963
B. In 1936.
 C. In 1369
D. In 1396
7. The cabin altitude was maintained at ...... feet or ......
A. 10,000 or less.
B. 10,000 or more
C. 20,000 or less
D. 20,000 or more
8. A liquid oxygen generator provided oxygen gases in the event of?
A. Engine or supercharger failure.
B. High temperature
C. Low Temperature
D. High Vibration
9. Aircraft are pressurized by sealing off a strengthened portion of the fuselage,this
method is called?
A. Pressure vessel.
B. Pressure valve
C. Rubber seal
D. Pressure valve seal
10. On reciprocating-engine-powered aircraft a centrifugal air compressor is connected
to….
A. Free turbine
B. Low Pressure Compressor
C. The turbine shaft.
D. Pressure valve seal
11. Pressurization systems do not have to move a huge volume of air. What is the
function of this systems?
A. To decrease the pressure of the air inside closed containers
B. To raise the pressure of the air outside closed containers
C. To decrease the velocity of the air inside closed containers
D. To raise the pressure of the air inside closed containers.

12. Part of the compressed air is tapped off between the ... and the ... and used to ...
A. Turbocharge, engine, pressurize cabin.
 B. Free turbine and turbine
C. Comressor and engine
D. Turbocharge and free turbine

13. What part are driven by engine exhaust gases flowing through a turbine?
A. Free turbine
B. Centrifugal Compressor
C. Turbocharge.
D. Reciprocating engine

14. Large reciprocating engine turbine powered the aircraft in the engine, which part it
is?
A. Air flow
B. Fuel
C. Compressor bleed air.
D. Hot gas

15. What system do not have to move a hugge volume of air?

A. Compressation system
B. Expantion system
C. Pressurization system.
D. Air system

The opposite end of the rocker arm holds the metering valve in a

A. Closed
B. Open
C. Normal open
D. a and b are true

2. Some aircraft use a jet pump (essentially a special venturi) in a line carrying air from
certain areas that need ?
a. increased airflow
b. decrease airflow
 c. increased oil flow
d. decrease oil flow

3. Jet pumps are drawn through?

a. galleys and toilet areas
b. galleys and cabin
c. cabin and toilet areas
d. galleys and cockpit

4. The cabin air pressure safety valve is a

a. combination pressure relief
b. vacuum relief
c. dump valve
d. all answers

5. The negative-pressure relief valve may be incorporated into?

a. outflow valve
b. inflow valve
c. into and out of the valve
d. all answers
6. The true statement about the dump valve in landing gear is, except..

a. Controlled by a squat switch on the landing gear

b. Open when the aircraft is on the groun
c. Increases the velocity of the air flowing in the venturi.
d. Removes all positive pressure from the cabin and prevents the cabin from being pressurized
7. The cabin structure could fail if….
a. The cabin pressure were become lower than the outside air pressure.
b. The cabin pressure were become higher than the outside air pressure
c. The outside air pressure become lower than the cabin pressure
d. The cabin pressure drops drastically
8. When the metering valve opens, reference-chamber air flows to the atmosphere through the true
static atmosphere connection and reduces the reference pressure. This causes the outflow valve to
………. and ……….. the cabin pressure.
a. Open and Decrease.
 b. Open and Increase
c. Close and Decrease
d. Close and Increase
9. The cabin rate control determines the rate of pressure change inside the cabin by controlling?
a. the speed with which the outflow valve closes.
b. the speed with which the outflow valve open
c. the pressure with which the outflow valve closes
d. the pressure with which the outflow valve open

10. in this below is a combination of differential control system, except

a. diaphgram
b. differential metering
c. spring
d. leveling meter.
11. The opposite end of the rocker arm holds the…. in a….
a. the metering valve, closed position against a passage in the head.
b. the metering valve, open position against a passage in the head
c. the levelingvalve, closed position against a passage in the head
d. the metering valve, open position against a passage in the head
12. When the metering valve opens, reference-chamber air flows to the atmosphere through
the true static atmosphere connection and reduces the reference pressure. This causes
the…
a. the outflow valve to open and decrease the cabin pressure.
b. the outflow valve to close and increase the cabin pressure
c. the outflow valve to close and decrease the cabin pressure
d. the outflow valve to open and increase the cabin pressure
13. What the function The dump valve
a. controlled by a squat switch on the landing gear.
b. determines the rate of pressure change inside the cabin
c. increases the velocity of the air flowing through the venturi and produces low pressure
d. decreases the velocity of the air flowing through the venturi and produces low pressure
14. Jet pumps are often used in the lines that pull air through
a. Galleys
b. toilet areas
c. a and b are correct.
d. a or b is correct
 15. the dump valve is actuated by switch in the…
a. cockpit
b. cabin
c. cargo
d. galley

1. There are several main instruments that used with a cabin pressurization system, except…
A. Cabin rate-of-climb
B. Cabin altimeter
C. Differential pressure gage
D. Engine RPM.

2. On an instrument that used with a cabin pressurization system, there’s an instrument that
combine the reading of…
A. Cabin altimeter and differential pressure gage.
B. Cabin altimeter and cabin rate-of-climb
C. Cabin rate-of-climb and differential pressure gage
D. None of the above

3. Normal operation of the cabin air pressure regulator requires only the selection of the …
A. Desired cabin altitude
B. Adjustment of barometric scale
C. Desired cabin rate-of-climb
D. All of the above.

4. The cabin pressure regulator maintains cabin altitude at selected level in the … range.
A. Isobaric.
B. Differential
C. Cabin outflow
D. Barometric scale

5. The cabin rate-of-climb controller controls …

A. Cabin differential pressure
B. Total pressure inside the cabin
C. Rate of pressure change inside the cabin.
D. All answer is wrong

6. Extends outward from the baffle plate to the outflow valve are the function of …
A. Balance diaphragm.
B. Balance weight
C. Balance chamber
D. Balance valve

7. What force that opposed the inner face of the outflow valve that tries to open it?
 A. Regulator
B. Valve
C. Spring around valve pilot.
D. Diaphragm

8. The actuator diaphragm extends outward from the outflow valve to the cover assembly,
creating a pneumatic chamber between … and … of the outflow valve.
A. The cover; the outer face.
B. The face; the inner face
C. The core; the outer face
D. The cover; the inner face

9. The position of the outflow valve is determined by …

A. Force against the outer face of the outflow valve
B. The amount of reference chamber air pressure (cabin air pressure).
C. The isobaric system of the cabin pressure
D. Force against the inner face of the valve

10. Which is/are included in the isobaric system of the cabin pressure regulator?
A. A rocker arm
B. A follower spring
C. A ball-type isobaric metering valve
D. All answer correct.

11. A follower spring between?

A. The metering valve seat
B. A retainer on the valve
C. The metering valve seat and a retainer on the valve.
D. All answer is wrong

12. When the cabin pressure increase, the rocker arm pivots about its fulcrum and allow the
metering valve to … from it seats an amount proportional to the compression of the
bellows.
A. Open
B. Close
C. Move away.
D. Move closer

13. When the metering valve opens, reference chamber air flows from the … to the …
through the true static atmosphere connection.
A. Regulator, Atmosphere.
B. Atmosphere, Regulator
C. Regulator, Metering valve
D. Atmosphere, Metering valve
14. The isobaric control system can respond to slight changes to maintain a substantially
constant pressure in the chamber throughout the isobaric range of the operation with in
reference … by modulating
A. Chamber pressure.
B. Normal pressure
C. Constant pressure
D. Dynamic pressure

15. If a/an … in cabin pressure causes the isobaric metering valve to move toward the OPEN
position, the reference pressure … and the outflow valve opens, … the cabin pressure.
A. Increase, decreases, decreasing.
B. Decrease, increase, increasing
C. Decrease, increase, decreasing
D. Increase, decreases, decreasing
1. what is the speed of light when the radio waves move out leaving the transmitting
antenna?
a. 186,000 miles per second, or 300,000,000 meters per second
b. 187,000 miles per second, or 310,000,000 meters per second
c. 188,000 miles per second, or 320,000,000 meters per second
d. 189,000 miles per second, or 330,000,000 meters per second
e. 185,000 miles per second, or 290,000,000 meters per second

2. one of the properties of light, or other electromagnetic radiation, understood by the

knowledge of radiation waves is….
a. Radio wave
b. Radio frequency
c. wavelength
d. Modulation
e. Polarization

3. to generate multiple frequencies on the transmitter by simply using a high-precision

single crystal in the so-called circuit is….
a. Synthesizer
b. Radio wave
c. Radio frequency
d. wavelength
e. Modulation

4. three important antenna characteristics is :

a. length,
b. polarization
c. directivity
d. a and b correct
e. a, b and c correct

5. In order for a transmitter to get the maximum amount of energy into its antenna, and
for the receiving antenna to get the maximum amount of energy into its receiver, the
antennas must be connected to the equipment with a special type of conductor called
…
a. coaxial cable
b. cable
c. length cable
d. short cable
e. direct cable
6. In modulation, Three ways most often used in a aviation communication equipment,
except …
a. Amplitude modulation
b. Radio
c. Frequency modulation
d. Single-side band
e. Radio wave
7. An antenna is a special conductor connected to a … to radiate the electromagnetic
energy produced by the transmitter into space.
a. Receiver Circuit
b. Radio wave propagation
c. Radio transmitter
d. Transmitter antenna
e. Single-side band
8. In transmitter, The intelligence to be transmitted is changed into an … electrical signal
by the microphone.
a. Audio Frequency
b. Radio frequency
c. Modulated carrier
d. Resonant frequency
e. Single-side band
9. H fields is …
a. Radiation field
b. Electric field
c. Special conductor
d. Magnetic field
e. Transmitter antenna
10. a method of modulation in which the voltage of the carries is changed by the audio
signal. This is the explanation of …
a. amplitude modulation
b. frequency modulation
c. transmitter modulation
d. single-side band
e. radiation modulation
11. Aircraft today uses a large number of electronic equipment, called …
a. Radio
b. Navigations
c. Avionic
d. Aircraft system
e. Communications

12. Signals that have a voltage too low and amplified are then used to ...
a. Speaker
b. Microphone
 c. Speaker and microphone
d. Radio
e. System

13. In order for the receiver to be useful, the filter must filter every frequency to do this,
it uses a circuit-specific tool, is…
a. Heterodyne
b. Superheterodyne
c. Powerheterodyne
d. Ultraheterodyne
e. Extraheterodyne

14. where is the antenna picking up all the radio signals?

a. System
b. Speaker and microphone
c. Heterodyne
d. Preamplifier
e. Transmitter
15. what is the preamplifier used to carry the antenna?
a. circuit
b. circuit Filter
c. Filter
d. electronic
e. electronic filter circuit

1. Involves voice transmission and reception between aircrafts or aircraft and ground. Definition
about is ?
A. Comunication System
B. Navigation System
C. Ground System
D. Transmision System

2. To perform certain tuning operations on radio transmitters, technicians must hold the
appropriate license issued by the ?
A. Federal Aviation Administrasion
B. Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
C. EASA
D. DGCA

3. The picture below, indicate is ?

 A. Low past Filter
B. High past filter
C. All answer are correct
D. All answer are not correct

4. At frequencies below cutoff, the capacitive reactance is high enough that most of the voltage
is dropped accross by ?
A. The capacitor
B. The Resistance
C. The Inductor
D. All Answer are Correct

5. At the resonant frequency of this tank circuit, its impedance is greater than the ............ of the
load and most of the current flows through the load.
A. Resistance
B. The capacitor
C. The Inductor
D. All Answer are correct

6. The ..... signal from transmitter are sent into the intermediette amplifier.
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

7. The acronym of IF is ?.....

A. Intermediette Frequency
B. Internal Frequecny
C. Interdimensional Frequency
D. Intermediette Farrad

8. In order for a transmitter to get the maximum amount of energy into its antenna, and for the
receiving antenna to get the maximum amount of energy into its receiver, the antennas must
be connected to the equipment with a special type of conductor called a . . . .
A. Axial Cable
B. Coaxial Cable
C. Twin-axial Cable
 D. Triaxial Cable

9. A coaxial cable, commonly called coax, has a specified characteristic impedance that must be
matched to the antenna and the transmitter or receiver. Normally this impedance is . . .
A. 25 ohms
B. 50 ohms
C. 75 ohms
D. 100 ohms

10. The category of lower frequencies are

A. VHF, VLF
B. SHF, UHV, VHF
C. VLF, LF, UHF
D. VLF, LF, MF

11. Three characteristic of antenna are critical :

A. Length, polarization, and directivity.
B. Wavelength, polarization and directivity
C. Efficiency, high frequency, polarized
D. Length, efficiency, wavelength

12. What is the limited both Amplitude Modulation (AM) and Frequency Modulation ( FM) ...
A. Constant limiter circuit.
B. Amplitude modulate all radio signals and their vicinity.
C. Voltage variations of the audio frequency.
D. Wide band of frequencies for transmission.

13. What is used from removing the carrier and one of the sidebands ...
A. Available energy for transmitting other sideband give the transmitter a much
greater range.
B. Inefficient energy to transmit the carrier and both the upper sideband and lower sideband.
C. Available energy for communication and the original energy is reproduced.
D. Efficient energy to transmit the carrier and both the upper sideband and lower sideband.

14. At present, Single-side band (SSB) is the primary type of ... for ... in ...
A. Transmitter, Communication, High frequency (HF) band.
B. Transmission, Communication, High frequency (HF) band.
C. Transmitter, Communication, Low frequency (LF) band.
D. Transmission, Communication, Low frequency (LF) band.

15. This is done by tuning the VHF receiver to ...... MHz and listening for the tone. If no tone is
heard, the ELT is not operating.
A. 121.5
B. 120.0
C. 110.0
D. 115.0
1. To perform certain tuning operations on radio transmitter, technicians must hold the
appropriate license issued by...
a. FCC
b. CASR
c. FAA
d. EASA
2. How many kilohertz that produced by the transmitter contains a crystal oscillator?
a. 8 kHz
b. 10 kHz
c. 6 kHZ
d. 9 kHz
3. The picture below shows the ...

a. Low-pass filter
b. High-pass filter
c. Medium-pass filter
d. Series-pass filter
4. The local oscillator produces a signal with a frequency of ...
a. 1,500 kHz
b. 1,655 kHz
c. 1,600 kHz
d. 1,555 kHz
5. Modulation is the process of ...
a. Audio on a carrier
b. Information on a carrier
c. Intelligence on a carrier
d. Amplitude on a carrier
6. “A method of modulation in which the voltage of the carries is changed by the audio
signal” is the definition of...
a. Frequency Modulation (FM)
b. Amplitude Modulation (AM)
c. Single-Side Band (SSB)
d. Radio Waves
7. Why is the Frequency Modulation (FM) used?
a. Easy to use
b. To obtain high quality
c. To obtain interference-free communication
d. All of the answers above are true
8. When high-frequency AC signal is placed on special conductor called ... Creating
electric field and magnetic field.
a. Antenna
b. Repeater
c. Signal field
d. Electrical generator
9. A radio has two components, ... and ... .These are at right angles to each other
and direction its travelling.
a. Magnetic field and magnetic wave
b. Electric wave and magnetic field
c. Magnetic field and electric field
d. Magnetic wave and electric wave
10. Why does aircraft that flying over the oceans use HF Communication?
a. Because it can travel with great distances
b. Because it has capabilities to navigate the aircraft at high altitude
c. Because it is very simple to use
d. Because it is more ergonomics
11. Very high frequency (VHF) radio transmissions operate in the........ megahertz range.
a. 112.000 to 140.975
b. 118.000 to 135.975
c. 126.000 to 140.975
d. 118.000 to 140.975
12. On basic radio theory long-wire trailing antennas were used for…
 a. HF Communication
b. WH Communication
c. WHF Communication
d. VOR Communication
13. WHF Communication uses frequencies between…
a. 100 and 132 MHz
b. 100 and 136 MHz
c. 118 and 134 MHz
d. 118 and 136 MHs
14. Below is not an Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting system
a. Internet
b. Flight interphone
c. Cabin interphone
d. Service interphone
15. That tool is to inform the location the airplane whenever the plane is Crashing,

Which tools is it?

a. ELT
b. CVR
c. Blackbox
d. Interphone

1. Radio is a method of transmitting intelligence from one location to another by means

of …
a. electromagnetic radiation
b. electrical radiation
c. magnetic radiation
d. ultra violet radiation
2. Radio transmitting contains a crystal-controlled oscillator that produces …..
a. alternating current
b. direct current
c. frequency
d. voltage
3. the radio transmitter produces …
 a. 10 kilohertz
b. 10 hertz
c. 100 kilohertz
d. 100 hertz
4. The transmitter can change into …… electrical signal by the microphone
a. radio frequency
b. audio frequency
c. alternating current
d. direct current

5. this picture is show

a. high pass filter

b. low pass filter
c. medium pass filter
d. very high pass filter

6. this picture is show

a. high pass filter

b. low pass filter
c. medium pass filter
d. very high pass filter

7. when a radio wave leaves the transmitter antenna, it travels out in space at the speed
of light …
a. 186 miles per second
b. 1860 miles per second
c. 18600 miles per second
 d. 186000 miles per second

8. ACARS is ...
a. Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting System
b. Aircraft Control Addressing and Reporting System
c. Aircraft Compressed Addressing and Recurrent Security
d. Aircraft Consumtion Addressing and Reporting System

9. A chime is produced when the pilot turns on the ... signs.

a. "fasten seat belt"
b. "no smoking"
c. A and B true
d. A and B false

10. Prerecorded emergency announcements may be initiated by the pilot or by a flight

attendant, and these messages arc initiated automatically in the event of ...
a. A cabin air conditioning
b. A cabin depressurization
c. A cabin fire extinguising
d. A cabin passenger intertainment

11. The passenger entertainment system is complex in that it ...

a. allows 10 tape deck channels
b. four movie audio channels
c. A and B correct
d. A and B incorrect

12. In passenger intertainment, the passenger can select the channel that is heard over
the ...
a. Ear plug
b. Ear phone
c. Headset
d. Stethoscope-type headset
13. An endless tape allows for ... of recording, and then it is automatically erased and
recorded over.
a. 30 minutes
b. 40 minutes
c. 50 minutes
d. 60 minutes

14. There are inputs to the recording heads.

a. the first officer the microphones of the captain,
b. the microphones of the captain, the first officer, the flight engineer
c. a microphone that picks up received audio and cockpit conversations the
microphones of the captain, the flight engineer,
d. the microphones of the captain, the first officer, the flight engineer, and a
microphone that picks up received audio and cockpit conversations

15. ELT is ...

a. Emergency Locator Transmitter
b. Emergency Locator Transportation
c. Emergency Locator Temporary
d. Emergency Locator Tranducer