Question 1

What is the primary purpose of ground school instruction?

Accepted Answer

To prepare the student for the written examination

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To review meteorological conditions

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To teach advanced air exercises

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To conduct solo flights

Question 2

What type of instruction is ground school?

Accepted Answer

Classroom-type instruction, generally to more than one person

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Group instruction only

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Practical flight training

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One-to-one instruction

Question 3

Should the points from the Study and Reference Guide be included in Preparatory Ground Instruction or Pre-flight Briefing?

Accepted Answer

No, they should not be included

Answer

Only for advanced students

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Yes, they are essential

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Only during solo flights

Question 4

How is Preparatory Ground Instruction typically conducted?

Accepted Answer

Normally on a one-to-one basis, but group instruction is not excluded

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Always in a group setting

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Only during solo flights

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Exclusively online

Question 5

What is the main focus of Preparatory Ground Instruction?

Accepted Answer

To cover the steps necessary to fly an air exercise

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To teach basic theory of flight

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To prepare for the written examination

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To review meteorological conditions

Question 6

When should Preparatory Ground Instruction ideally be given?

Accepted Answer

Within 24 hours prior to the related training flight

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During the flight

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At least one week before the flight

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After the flight is completed

Question 7

What is the purpose of a pre-flight briefing?

Accepted Answer

To ensure the student understands exactly what will take place during the flight

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To conduct a written examination

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To teach basic theory of flight

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To review the Study and Reference Guide

Question 8

What are the three main aspects covered in a pre-flight briefing?

Accepted Answer

What are we going to do, how are we going to do it, and safety considerations

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Take-off time, duration of flight, and landing time

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Meteorological conditions, aerodrome conditions, and NOTAM

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Airmanship points, decision-making situations, and aeroplane fuel state

Question 9

Why is pre-flight briefing particularly important when sending a student solo?

Accepted Answer

To ensure the student is fully prepared and understands all aspects of the flight

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To review advanced air exercises

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To teach basic theory of flight

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To conduct a written examination

Question 10

What meteorological and aerodrome conditions should be discussed during a pre-flight briefing?

Accepted Answer

Meteorological conditions, aerodrome conditions, and NOTAM

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Only aerodrome conditions

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None of the above

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Only meteorological conditions

Question 11

What details about the flight should be included in the pre-flight briefing?

Accepted Answer

Take-off time, duration of flight, and landing time

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All of the above

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Aeroplane fuel state and meteorological conditions

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Airmanship points and decision-making situations

Question 12

Why is it important to review airmanship points and decision-making situations during the pre-flight briefing?

Accepted Answer

To prepare the student for expected situations during the flight

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To review meteorological conditions

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To conduct a written examination

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To teach basic theory of flight

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