Part 107 Chapter 4 Quiz
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- Q11186. Before each flight, the remote PIC must ensure thatATC has granted clearanceObjects carried on the sUAS are securethe site supervisor has approved the flight60s
- Q21300. What purpose does a rudder perform on an sUAS airplanethe rudder controls pitchThe rudder controls yawThe rudder controls bank60s
- Q31187. You are operating an sUAS that does not have GPS or an installed ground speed limiter. How can you determine the speed you are operating?wind triangledead reckoningpilotage60s
- Q41188. How can a remote pilot determine the altitude of the terrain and structures where the flight will be conducted?road mapssectional chartmanufacturers data60s
- Q51189. You are operating an sUAS that does not have GPS or an installed altimeter. How can you determine the altitude you are operating?Gaining a visual perspective of what 400 feet looks like on the ground before the flightOperating the sUAS in close proximity of a tower known to be 400 feet tall.Operating a second sUAS that has an altimeter to gain a visual perspective of 400 feet from the air60s
- Q61190. When loading cameras or other equipment on an sUAS, mount the items in a manner thatcan easily removed without the use of toolsdoes not adversely affect the center of gravityis visible to the visual observer60s
- Q71191. To ensure that the UA's center of gravity limits are not exceeded, follow the aircraft loading instructions specified in thePilots operating handbook or UAS flight manualAircraft weight and balance handbookAeronautical Information Manual (AIM)60s
- Q81192. What could be a consequence of operating a UA above its maximum allowable weight?shorter enduranceincreased maneuverabilityfaster speed60s
- Q91193. When operating an aircraft the remote PIC is responsible for usingthe most current weight and balance dataweight and balance data from the factoryrecent weight and balance data60s
- Q101194. Which of the following is true regarding weight and balance of small unmanned aircraftOperations outside weight and balance limitations may result in loss of controlCG cannot change during flightLateral CG is not important to sUA operations60s
- Q111293. A UAS loaded with the most rearward center of CG isless stable at all speedsmore stable at slow speedmore stable at fast speeds60s
- Q121195. When Operating an UA, the remote PIC should consider that the load factor on the wings or rotors may be increased anytimethe aircraft is subjected to maneuvers other than straight and level flightthe CG is shifted rearward to the aft CG limitthe gross weight is reduced60s
- Q131196. (Refer to Figure 2.) if an sUAS weighs 10 pounds, what approximate weight would the sUAS structure be required to support during a 60 bank turn while maintaining altitude?2010.530120s
- Q141197. (Refer to figure 2) If an sUAS weighs 50 pounds what approximate weight would the sUAS structure require to to support during a 30 banked turn while maintaining altitude50 pound60 pound45 pound120s
- Q151198. (Refer to Figure 2) if an unmanned airplane weighs 33 pounds what approximate weight would the airplane structure be required to support during 30 banked turn while maintaining altitude38 pounds47 pounds34 pounds120s
