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General Knowledge
1) List the items in the IAMSAFE checklist. (SALTFG page 13) *
2) List the items in the pre-takeoff checklist. (SALTFG page 15) *
3) What are the responsibilities of the wing runner? (SALTFG page 5) *
4) What does it mean when the towplane rudder moves rapidly back and forth? (SALTFG pages 6,78) *
5) What must the glider pilot do when the towplane waves its wings? (SALTFG pages 6,77) *
6) What are your actions when your release fails to work and you have no radio? (SALTFG pages 6,77) *
7) During the tow you let the glider get above the towplane to the point where you can not see the towplane. What are your actions? (SIM page 76) *
8) While on tow, a large slack develops in the tow rope. How do you remove the slack without breaking the rope? (SALTFG pages 74,75) *
9) What actions do you take just before release, during the release and after the release? (SALTFG pages 72,73) *
10) List the items in the checklist done before performing stalls, rapid height loss exercises and aerobatics. (SALTFG page 16) *
11) List the items in the pre-landing checklist. (SALTFG page 17) *
12) Write down the phonetic words for the following letters of the alphabet: A, C, E, G, I, M, N, S. (RADIO) *
13) Match the following words or phrases on the left with the meanings on the right. (RADIO)
say again * affirmative/affirm * correction * confirm * negative * read back *
14) What elevation are you limited to if none of our areas have been opened? (AIR & WGCFR (Terminal Control Area #4)) *
15) If only area A is open, can you fly to the town of Brunkild? (AIR) * Yes No
16) Gliders are to be retrieved on the ___________ side of the runway as the take-off area, unless doing so will interrupt an immediate launch. Tow planes, as well, are to taxi back to the flight line on this side of the runway. (WGCFR (Flight Line Traffic Procedures 5)) *
17) A stall must be completed by what altitude AGL? *
18) An incipient spin must be completed by what altitude AGL? *
19) A full spin must be completed by what altitude AGL? *
20) When two aircraft are on converging headings at approximately the same altitude, the aircraft that has the other on what side shall yield the right of way? (CARS 602.19 (2)) *
21) No person shall act as a crew member of an aircraft within _____hours (hr) after consuming an alcoholic beverage. (Reference: TC AIM RAC Annex and CAR 602.03) *
22) When overflying an aerodrome at which you are not intending to land, you must be no lower than what altitude? (Reference: CAR 602.96(4)) *
23) Describe the SOAR technique. (SALTFG page 19) *
24) What are the symptoms of an impending stall? (SALTFG page 37) *
25) How do you recover from a stall? (SALTFG page 37) *
26) List five situations which can lead to a spin in a glider. (SIM pg. 108) *
27) Describe the actions to recover from a full spin. (SALTFG page 104) *
28) Describe the actions to recover from a spiral dive. (SALTFG page 94) *
29) You are low in the circuit. You decide to do a abbreviated circuit. What is your goal at this time? (SALTFG pages 50,57,58) * To keep the CFI happy. To land by the flight line like always. To position the glider on the base leg. To position the glider on a final approach at about 300 feet AGL.
30) Your glider is in a left turn from base to final. If the yaw string deflects topside ( right of center ), what kind of turn is this called? (SALTFG pages 42,90) *
31) Is the situation in the preceding question safe? * Yes No
32) Your glider is in a left turn from base to final. If the yaw string is bottom side ( left of center), what kind of turn is this called? (SALTFG pages 42, 100) *
33) Is the situation in the preceding question safe? * Yes No
34) You have noticed that you are catching up to the towplane on your take off roll. What should you do and why? *
35) You are thermalling and become distracted, you see lots of ground ahead, the bank angle is getting steeper, the cockpit sound is getting much louder and you feel G forces pushing you into your seat. What is happening and how would you respond? *
36) You are in straight flight descending through 6200 feet when you observe another glider at your altitude about 60 degrees to the left. The glider does not seem to be moving but is very slowly increasing in size. If the glider were to remain stationary in your view and to continue growing in size what will eventually happen? *
PW-6 Questions
37) What are the minimum and maximum pilot weights with parachute for the PW-6? (PW6 Sections 2.4, 6.2). *
38) What is the demonstrated crosswind performance of the PW-6? (PW6 Section 5.3.1). *
PW-5 Questions
39) What are the minimum and maximum pilot weights with parachute for the PW-5? (PW5 Section 6.2). *
40) What must a pilot do if the combined weight of their body plus their parachute is below 60 KG? (PW5 Section 6.2). *
41) What is the recommended approach speed in the PW-5 and how is it marked on the ASI? (PW5 Sections 2.3 & 4.5.4) *
42) What is the demonstrated crosswind performance of the PW-5? (PW5 Section 5.3.1) *
Krosno Questions
43) What is the minimum pilot weight for the front seat of the Krosno? (KR03A Section 2.9). *
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