PPL - Aircraft General Knowledge The test consists of 12 questions. You are given 25 minutes to complete. To pass you need to score 75% Login or personal details are not required. Should you desire to download a Certificate of Accomplishment if you pass, do not forget to fill your name (as you want it written on the Certificate), at the end of the quiz. Wheel spats that have become heavily contaminated with soil and grass: are designed to be cleared by wheel rotation. must be discarded before the next flight. must be removed, cleaned and freed of all contamination and re-fitted before the next flight.A Certificate of Airworthiness (C of A) in any category: valid at all times if the aeroplane is continually maintained in accordance with the approved VCEConvert.com Schedule of Maintenance and British Civil Airworthiness Requirements (BCARs). C. will only expire if the aircraft is removed from the British Register. Correct Answer: A Section: (none) Explanation Explanation/Reference: will only expire if the aircraft is removed from the British Register. expires on the date stated on the Certificate of Airworthiness document.Operating an aircraft knowing that It has a flat battery: is normal practice, because the alternator will charge the battery during fligh is not recommended, as the alternator may not fully charge the battery during normal operations. is a normal practice, as the battery is not required during normal operations.The valve that allows oil to by-pass a blocked engine oil cooler is: manually activated. pressure activated. temperature activated.Which of the following prevents excessive engine oil pressures? An oil pressure relief valve. A vernier therm A filter by-pass valve.Ferrous objects in close proximity to a magnetic compass will: not affect the magnetic compass as its housing is screened from magnetic field distortion. not affect flight operations provided the heading indicator is synchronised with the magnetic compass before the ferrous items are brought on board. induce significant errors in the magnetic heading indication.DI or heading indicator is susceptible to apparent drift which is a function of: Internal friction Rotor speed Instability Earth rotation about its own axis.For every two crankshaft rotations in a piston engine, the camshaft rotates: four times, because the Camshaft operates at twice engine speed. twice, because the camshaft operates at twice engine speed. once, because the camshaft operates at half engine speed.When compared with perfectly dry air at the same temperature and pressure, air which contains a maximum amount of water vapour will have a lower density similar density greater densityA wet sump engine: employs a scavenge pump that returns some of the oil from the sump to a storage tank. employs a small storage tan~ as it is a legal requirement for a reserve oil quantity to be carried. stores all of the oil in a sump which usually forms part of the crank case.The type of gas that is stored in a small cylinder attached to a life jacket and used to inflate the life jacket is: air. carbon dioxide. heliumThe operation of a mechanically steered nose wheel is normally accomplished by: push-pull control rods and/or cables operated by the rudder pedals. cables connected to the aileron control wheel. the use of differential braking technique.you can go back for a final check or press SUBMIT to validate. Name (if you want to download a certificate) Related