Pilot Quiz - Miscellaneous Part 6

1. The first person to fly around the world solo was:

A. Roscoe Turner
B. Wiley Post
C. Charles Lindbergh
D. Sir Alan Cobham

2. Charles Lindbergh became a member of the Caterpillar Club March 1925. That event was:

A. Initiation into White Scarf Society
B. Having slowest flight time in Cleveland Air Race
C. Advertisement for furry flight suits for open cockpit planes
D. Life saved by parachute jump

3. Anti-collision lights:

A. Must be turned on only in the air
B. Must be used only at night
C. May be turned off day or night during adverse meteorological conditions
D. Must be turned on while taxiing and in flight

4. If flying DVFR in an ADIZ communication by two-way radio is lost, a pilot:

A. May proceed in accordance with original DVFR flight plan
B. Land as soon as possible
C. Either A or B
D. Exit ADIZ by shortest route

5. If a part for an airframe or engine that has been manufactured without FAA approval is used on an aircraft with a special airworthy certificate in the light-sport category, that aircraft:

A. Is not airworthy and must not be flown
B. May be flown but must be placarded as "Experimental"C. May be flown only single-pilot by owner
D. May be returned to service if part is installed according to instructions developed by the manufacturer.

6. Under the new sport-pilot certificate, a pilot may be examined in a single-seat aircraft:

A. If the examiner agrees to conduct the test
B. If examiner is in a position to observe and evaluate proficiency of applicant
C. Pilot certificate will have notation "Fly single-seat aircraft only"
D. All of the above

7. An average small airplane that requires 1,000 feet for takeoff at sea level under standard atmospheric conditions, at an altitude of 5,000 feet will require:

A. 1,300 feet
B. 2,500 feet
C. 2,000 feet
D. 1,500 feet

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