Advanced Drone Operations Certification Practice Exam

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• Which line represents longitude 0 degrees?
• Which service informs pilots about known hazardous flight conditions?
• Which statement describes Canadian Class A airspace?
• Wind shear is best described as which phenomenon?
• Canadian Domestic Airspace is divided into NDA and SDA. What are NDA and SDA?
• Which phrase asks for the readability of the transmission?
• Which of the following describes the four classifications of aerodromes?
• Which term describes the effect in which lines and sizes of objects can cause their spatial location to be confused, making distant airplanes and obstacles look farther away or closer than they actually are?
• Which term refers to a directive issued by an air traffic control unit for air traffic control purposes?
• Which fog forms when warm moist air drifts over a colder land or water surface, common in coastal areas?
• What does VLOS stand for in RPAS operations?
• For basic operation of a recreational drone, you must fly away from bystanders at a minimum horizontal distance of how many meters?
• Which code word represents the letter X?
• Bearing is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement about Class E airspace is accurate?
• Which of the following is NOT a wind indicator?
• On which part of the airfield is the runway number displayed?
• What does RPAS stand for?
• Which control area stretches from FL230 to FL600?
• Identify the three conditions typically present for thunderstorm development?
• What is the minimum height above surface for uncontrolled airspace below 1,000 feet AGL?
• Which term refers to a cloud that is in contact with the ground?
• Which control surface provides longitudinal control (roll)?
• What does BVLOS stand for?
• In Southern Domestic Airspace, how are runway numbers assigned?
• What does Standby indicate in radio communications?
• If a runway allows takeoff/landing in both directions, how many numbers would it have?
• What does cyclic allow the pilot to do?
• Which term indicates the separation between portions of the message?
• Distance Measuring Equipment is a radio navaid used to determine what?
• In radio communication, which term means 'Yes'?
• If you hear the word 'Seelonce' during an emergency, what should you expect?
• Which letter does the code word Hotel represent?
• CARs stands for which term?
• Controlled Airspace is characterized by which of the following?
• Which code word corresponds to the letter G?
• Which service provides reserved airspace for specified air operations in controlled airspace?
• Which statement best defines a Front?
• Which statement is true about an unstable atmosphere?
• Which term refers to the barometric pressure at the location of the barometer, typically at an aerodrome or weather station?
• How often is a new CFS published?
• Juliet corresponds to which letter?
• Which control area is defined as FL180 to FL600?
• Which of the following code words is not present in the provided list?
• Which facility provides Area Control Service to IFR and VFR flights in specified control areas?
• Which unit is used to measure airspeed and wind in aviation?
• During a nocturnal inversion, what happens to wind below the inversion zone?
• What is the maximum possible fine for violating drone rules?
• What is the maximum latitude value possible in degrees?
• The expression 'Seelonce feenee' signals which of the following?
• If you operate a drone under the influence of drugs or alcohol or within 12 hours of consuming alcohol, you may be fined up to $5,000 for a person.
• Which cloud type is found at mid-level and forms a light sheet that allows the sun or moon to appear as a bright spot?
• Which term describes vertical transport of heat and humidity?
• Which term describes horizontal transport of heat and humidity?
• Which cloud type is Altocumulus castellanus, characterized by vertical growth and tower-like extensions?
• What does Monitor mean in aviation radio communications?
• When the altimeter is set to 29.92 inHg, the indicated altitude corresponds to which type of altitude?
• In order to operate a drone over how many grams, you must have the appropriate pilot certificate?
• Which type of fog forms on clear nights when the ground loses heat through radiation, cooling the air near the ground?
• Very High Frequency signals do not bend around the ground nor bounce off the ionosphere; instead they propagate how?
• Downbursts are described as which of the following?
• What information should be included in an Urgency transmission?
• Which service is responsible for alerting search and rescue authorities when an aircraft is in distress?
• In meteorology terms, which pairing defines a Polar front?
• What is the primary function of a transponder in air traffic control?
• Upslope fog forms primarily due to which process?
• Adiabatic Warming occurs when
• Which term means 'confusion concerning one's sense of position or movement in relation to the ground, usually only occurs with reduced visual references'?
• Which code word represents the letter Z?
• Which phraseology indicates distress is being sought?
• Which statement about the code word X-ray is true?
• Two methods to control RPAS?
• Which term refers to an area used for arrival, departure, movement, or servicing of aircraft and includes buildings and equipment?
• In meteorology terms, which pairing defines an Arctic front?
• If overrunning air is moist and unstable, which weather feature dominates a warm front?
• Which of the following describes what an Urgency means in terms of required assistance?
• What does VORTAC combine?
• In unmanned aerial systems, payload refers to what?
• Which control moves the RPA left or right (yaw)?
• Which statement defines a two-stroke engine?
• In the standard circuit, which leg comes after Downwind Leg and before Final Approach Leg?
• In weather minimums for VFR flights, the minimum height above the surface for operations in controlled airspace is at least what?
• Which term refers to an aerodrome for which a Canadian aviation document is in force?
• Drag is defined as?
• In terms of priority, how does Urgency compare to Distress?
• What is the typical updraft speed in developing thunderstorms?
• When overrunning air is moist and stable, what weather is expected with a warm front?
• What is a key hazard of wind shear for aircraft?
• Which class is high level airspace above the lower boundary of Class E, with IFR and VFR permitted and possible transponder requirements?
• Which word identifies a clearance in ATC communications?
• Which class of airspace is described as low level controlled airspace from 12,500 to 17,999 feet with ATC clearance and mode C or S required?
• The pilot-in-command is defined as the pilot having responsibility and authority for what during flight time?
• What is a solar day?
• DME operates at what frequency range?
• At night, pilots should not operate above which altitude without an oxygen system available?
• NAV Canada is best described as which type of aviation weather service provider?
• The safest way to takeoff and land an aircraft is ....
• Which statement correctly defines a Polar front?
• Which code word represents the letter W?
• Which statement correctly describes night operations in Northern Domestic Airspace?
• What does SFOC stand for?
• How many spare LiPo batteries within 100-160 Wh can be carried in checked luggage on a commercial flight?
• Which mid-level cloud is known for forming a light sheet that lets the sun or moon appear as a bright spot?
• If a pilot declares Urgency due to a medical issue, what is ATC expected to do?
• Which statement is true about Urgency?
• Which term indicates that a previously sent message should be treated as not sent?
• METAR observations are primarily taken at what location?
• Which service corresponds to a radar service area for IFR operations?
• Which area is intended for the takeoff and landing of aircraft and movement of aircraft (i.e., runways)?
• Which propagation mode requires line-of-sight with the communicating station?
• What term describes how much the warm air mass overrides the cold air mass?
• Mean sea level pressure is calculated based on which factors?
• Which control area begins at flight level 270 and extends to FL600?
• Warm fronts have weather dependent on which concept?
• What does Roger Number indicate?
• Which code word is associated with the letter A?
• Which cloud type is high elevation and layered across the sky?
• The wind acceleration of a nocturnal jet typically occurs along the inversion top at approximately which altitude band?
• Lima corresponds to which letter?
• What is the maximum longitude value in degrees?
• What weather changes are commonly associated with a Cold Front?
• Stratus cloud is described as which?
• Histotoxic hypoxia occurs due to which cause?
• Which statement best describes fatigue management for RPAS operators?
• Which statement is true about a stable atmosphere?
• What do Agonic Lines indicate?
• Which service is provided by ATC units to assist pilots by supplying information about known hazardous flight conditions?
• The runway number is displayed on which part of the airfield?
• Which statement best describes Very High Frequency propagation?
• What is the minimum height above the surface for operations in uncontrolled airspace below 1,000 feet AGL?
• Local Mean Time is defined as what?
• Which cloud type is cotton-ball-like with sharp outlines?
• What is the standard lapse rate value used in calculating mean sea level pressure?
• True north is defined as which of the following?
• What does Seelonce mayday indicate?
• Precipitation Induced Fog forms by which mechanism?
• CARAC stands for which organization?
• What is the nominal voltage value for a LiPo cell?
• Movement Area is defined as the area used for the surface movement of aircraft.
• Which term describes lines indicating areas with the same magnetic declination?
• What is a knot?
• What are the three types of air masses?
• Induced Drag: Which term refers to the drag portion arising from lift generation on a wing?
• Induced Drag: Which statement best describes Induced Drag?
• UTC stands for what?
• How is the nighttime period defined for ATC time?
• What does Air Traffic Control Clearance authorize?
• Hypoxic hypoxia is most commonly caused by what, and is it prevented by onboard oxygen systems?
• Directional Stability: Which stability is controlled by the tail fin and fuselage shape?
• Which class represents all uncontrolled airspace with no ATC authority, where ATS provides flight information services?
• What is magnetic declination?
• Taxiways are labeled according to which system?
• What is the minimum flight visibility for VFR flights in controlled airspace?
• High Frequency communication is described as enabling pilots to report position at every 5-degree longitude change.
• In radio communications, Distress is defined as?
• If you fly where you’re not allowed or don’t follow the rules you can be fined up to how much?
• Runways are numbered for the purpose of which bearing?
• In ATC terminology, which word indicates a clearance has been issued?
• Skin friction is defined as?
• Which statement best describes a Warm Front?
• Why is the last zero omitted when designating runway numbers?
• Which force acts upward to keep the UAS in flight?
• Lift is defined as?
• In Southern Domestic Airspace, which method determines the direction of flight?
• What frequency is used for Aerodrome Traffic Frequency where no ground station exists?
• What is a transponder?
• What is the purpose of the Mandatory Frequency (MF) in aviation?
• Stagnant hypoxia is caused by an inadequate supply of blood to the brain and can be caused by which factor?
• Which class becomes Class E when the control tower is not in operation?
• According to CARs, you must wait a minimum of _____ hours after consuming any amount of alcohol before operating a drone.
• Thermal turbulence is primarily produced by which mechanism?
• Upslope fog forms as air rises up a slope and cools by the adiabatic process until dew point. Which term describes this fog?
• For basic operation of a recreational drone, you must fly how many kilometers away from airports?
• Which term is used to acknowledge receipt and understanding of the last instruction?
• Who is typically responsible for coordinating an Urgency with air traffic control?
• Which statement describes a Maritime front?
• Which code word represents the letter Y?
• What does VLOS stand for?
• Runway numbering corresponds to which bearing?
• Which service collects, processes, and disseminates information about flights operating in Air Defense Identification Zones?
• Which propagation mode is used for long-range communications by relying on ionospheric reflection?
• How does increasing wind speed affect the appearance of a windsock?
• Which term is used to indicate a separation between portions of a message when there is no clear boundary?
• Parasite drag is defined as?
• Which navigational aid provides distance information and also azimuth information to a pilot?
• Which term indicates you have received all of the last transmission?
• Adiabatic Cooling occurs when
• What does the acronym TAF stand for?
• Higher temperatures will cause a density altitude to be
• Which instrument reads the aircraft's height above sea level by sensing atmospheric pressure?
• Microbursts are defined as which of the following?
• Longitudinal Stability: Longitudinal stability is controlled by which components?
• AIRMET provides which of the following descriptions?
• Which statement best defines wind shear in aviation meteorology?
• Mechanical turbulence is caused by what?
• Which class requires two-way radio communication prior to entry?
• The letter N is represented by which code word?
• Which cloud type is a low-level, uniform layer, usually very dark, that brings strong precipitation?
• Which code word corresponds to the letter D?
• In circuit terms, the corridor lying between the center of the landing runway and its upwind end is which leg?
• Gust front boundary characteristics include which of the following?
• Which service is described as being provided by ACCs or TCUs to IFR and VFR flights operating within specified control areas?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three parts of an aerodrome?
• Which airspace class requires two-way communication and separation provided to all aircraft?
• Which code word stands for the letter J?
• LiPo batteries bigger than which value cannot be carried on commercial flights?
• The Unstable atmosphere encourages vertical motion. Which term completes this description?
• What does the collective control do?
• A nautical mile is equal to how many feet?
• Which term instructs the recipient to disregard the transmission?
• Lateral Stability: Which stability is primarily determined by wing design and involves complex aerodynamics?
• LiPo batteries bigger than which voltage cannot be carried on commercial flights?
• Which code word represents the letter Z?
• Which service is provided by airport control towers to aircraft and vehicles on maneuvering in the vicinity of an airport?
• Which weight threshold triggers the requirement for a pilot certificate?
• What effect does higher voltage have on motor RPM according to the material?
• Papa corresponds to which letter?
• Which frequency should pilots monitor to mitigate collision risk in uncontrolled airspace?
• A windsock will hang approximately 30 degrees below the horizontal in a wind of only ...
• Which publication should pilots consult for information on Canadian registered aerodromes and certified airports?
• Which high-altitude cloud pattern appears as small, ripple-like clusters?
• Which organization enforces air law?
• Which statement about wind indicators is false?
• Which radio phraseology is used to indicate an Urgency to air traffic control?
• The Arctic air mass is classified as which type?
• What is the standard sea level pressure expressed in inches of mercury (inHg)?
• Which term indicates that the transmission is complete and no response is expected?
• What does Mayday signify in radiotelephony?
• Oscar corresponds to which letter?
• Under which condition does Class C airspace become Class E?
• When overrunning air is dry, warm front weather is most likely?
• Which fixed-wing propulsion configuration bites into clean air and is located at the front of the UAV?
• Voltage is measured in which unit, and it directly affects motor speed?
• Night flights in Northern Domestic Airspace must be conducted under IFR and include which instrument?
• Which mid-level cloud forms in a light sheet that can allow sunlight to pass while not presenting a distinct sun spot?
• Which acronym represents the Canadian authority that advises on aviation regulatory policy?
• Which term is defined as an aerodrome that has a Canadian aviation document in force?
• Which leg is described as a flight path parallel to the runway, opposite to landing direction?
• Which cloud type grows vertically with tower-like extensions within the altocumulus family?
• Which option correctly pairs wind indicators?
• Which air mass is described as very cold, very dry, and stable?
• Which statement best describes the role of the distress traffic controller during a mayday?
• If your altimeter is set higher than the actual atmospheric pressure, your indicated altitude will be
• The Canada Flight Supplement contains information on which?
• Which class requires Mode C or S transponder and a VFR flight plan to receive ATC clearance?
• What is the proper term for remotely piloted aircraft systems?
• Which pair correctly identifies RPAS control method acronyms?
• Which statement correctly describes Maritime Polar (mP) air mass?
• RPAS encompasses which characteristics?
• What is the distance from cloud for controlled airspace?
• Which frequency is used for pilot broadcasts by all civil airplanes?
• A DJI drone LiPo battery should be discharged to a minimum of which state?
• Altitude Indicator: Which instrument indicates the relationship between the wings, the nose of the aircraft, and the horizon?
• What time standard do air traffic controllers use?
• Which statement correctly links standard sea level pressure to its units?
• Which fog type is commonly associated with the addition of moisture from evaporating rain along warm fronts?
• What does battery capacity describe?
• What does Say again mean?
• Which term describes lines of constant pressure on weather charts?
• Which statement best defines an air mass?
• Airspeed is defined as?
• For uncontrolled below 1,000 feet AGL, what is the minimum flight visibility at night?
• RPAS pilots must follow which set of rules for flying?
• What frequency range is used by VOR, as stated?
• What does Over indicate in radio communications?
• High Level Airspace is defined as what altitude?
• What does Seelonce feenee indicate?
• Which control surface is associated with yaw movement in rotorcraft?
• What bands does ADF operate on?
• Which term describes aircraft capable of operating without an onboard person?
• METAR stands for which phrase?
• When overrunning air is moist and unstable, what weather is expected with a warm front?
• What does the term Veer describe in meteorology?
• During daytime, which direction does the local sea breeze move?
• Canadian Domestic Airspace comprises airspace over which areas?
• Battery capacity is commonly expressed in which unit?
• RPAS system includes which components?
• Energy in a battery is measured in which unit?
• What does Negative indicate in radiotelephony?
• Directional Stability: Which stability category is primarily governed by tail fin and fuselage shape?
• Hypoxia is defined as ...
• What does an Urgency indicate in aviation?
• Which cloud type is a medium-level cumulus cloud that is higher than regular cumulus clouds and can lead to precipitation?
• If overrunning air is dry, which clouds are most likely present along a warm front?
• Which statement about a nautical mile is true?
• Quebec corresponds to which letter?
• Which front is typically less abrupt?
• Which statement about RPAS terminology is true?
• Which expression means 'I repeat for clarity or emphasis'?
• Which code word represents the letter P?
• For uncontrolled above 1,000 feet AGL, what is the minimum flight visibility during daytime and at night?
• Which service is provided by ATC units to IFR aircraft operating within the radar service area?
• Downdrafts are the result of precipitation failing and dragging air downward.
• What end of the runway is the bearing measured from to determine its numbering?
• Which aerodrome area is intended for loading and unloading of passengers and cargo, refueling, servicing, maintenance, and parking of aircraft?
• What does Out indicate in radio communications?
• The Polar air mass is described as which type?
• Which statement best differentiates HF from VHF?
• The Base Leg is described as orientation relative to the direction of landing?
• High Frequency signals have a typical maximum range described as at least how many miles?
• Which statement correctly differentiates AIRMET from SIGMET?
• Which leg corresponds to the flight path in the direction of landing?
• Which statement best defines the pilot-in-command?
• Gust fronts are known to extend up to how many kilometers in front of a storm?
• Which statement about Aerodrome Traffic Frequency frequencies is true?
• Which term is the international radiotelephony distress signal meaning 'I am in distress'?
• Which letter is associated with the code word Echo?
• ICAO is a United Nations agency. Which option best reflects its role in this context?
• Hotel denotes which letter?
• Stagnant hypoxia is primarily caused by which factor?
• Can fuel state concerns be part of an Urgency?
• How is the daytime period defined for air traffic control time measurements?
• Form drag is defined as?
• Bearing describes which of the following?
• Low Level Airspace is defined as what altitude?
• Which term is used to indicate distress and request immediate assistance (often spoken three times)?
• Which description best defines VLOS?
• Cirrostratus cloud is described as which?
• What is the approximate nominal voltage of a LiPo battery cell?
• Which term describes the set of rules that regulate civilian aircraft operations in Canada?
• Low Frequency and Medium Frequency signals typically travel as what type of waves that follow the Earth's contour?
• What is essential to include when communicating an Urgency?
• Pressure altitude is defined as the height above mean sea level at a given barometric pressure under standard conditions when the altimeter is set to
• Which control moves the rotorcraft up and down by adjusting blade pitch?
• Who has control of distress traffic during a mayday?
• Which of the following is NOT a wind indicator?
• Mike corresponds to which letter?
• Which area is used for surface movement of aircraft?
• Which statement correctly describes the daytime sea breeze?
• Which class is Restricted or Special Use - controlled or uncontrolled?
• What does CFS provide in radio communications?
• Which code word represents the letter U?
• How long is AIRMET valid for?
• Which acronym refers to the body that advises on aviation regulatory policy in Canada?
• Adiabatic warming occurs under which condition?
• In Southern Domestic Airspace, surface winds are reported in what degrees?
• The Stable atmosphere tends to resist vertical motion. Which term completes this description?
• Which entity typically provides Airport Control Service?
• Which statement describes how a transponder affects visibility to ATC radar?
• Which term is used to confirm receipt of a message or a portion of it?
• What is a potential effect of a Low Level Jet Stream on aircraft operations?
• In katabatic wind events, where are the high-speed winds most likely to occur?
• Which term is used to indicate that content should be repeated for clarity?
• Thrust is defined as?
• If you hear the code word Quebec, which letter is being communicated?
• Which leg is defined as a flight path opposite to the direction of landing, parallel to the runway?
• Hoar frost forms under what conditions?
• Density altitude is described by which of the following phrases?
• Which unit is used to express battery capacity?
• When declaring an Urgency, what should be transmitted?
• Which service provides advance notification to customs officials for transborder flights at specified ports of entry?
• If there are two runways that are parallel to each other, what is added?
• Which geographic coordinate runs north and south (perpendicular to the equator), starting at the prime meridian and increasing east or west up to 180°, with east positive and west negative?
• For basic operation of a recreational drone, you must fly below how many meters above ground level?
• What phenomenon forms near a warm front due to evaporating rain, reducing ceilings near ground level?
• Which term describes the part of drag that arises from the generation of lift on an airfoil?
• Which geographic coordinate runs east and west (parallel to the equator), starting at the equator and increasing toward the poles, with north considered positive and south negative?
• Density altitude is
• In meteorology terms, which pairing defines a Maritime front?
• For basic operation of a recreational drone, you must fly at least how many kilometers away from airports?
• What does the instruction Words Twice require?
• What factor disturbs the compass in Northern Domestic Airspace?
• Which service is the term for coordinating IFR and VFR operations within specified control areas (as provided by Area Control)?
• Which phrase is associated with the code word Acknowledge?
• RPAS stands for Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems and encompasses which characteristics?
• Which frequency is used for Aerodrome Traffic Frequency where a ground station exists?
• Which control is described as the primary yaw control in rotorcraft?
• Which type of air mass is associated with warm conditions?
• How many numbers would a single runway that allows takeoff/landing in both directions have?
• Bernoulli's Principle states that what remains constant in a moving fluid system?
• During night, the land breeze is observed. Which statement best describes its direction?
• Which type of hypoxia is most common among pilots?
• Under VFR weather minimums, what is the distance from clouds for uncontrolled airspace below 1,000 feet AGL?
• Which term is used to request repetition of the last transmission?
• In a standard circuit, which leg is immediately before the Final Approach Leg?
• Which fog is sometimes referred to as frontal fog?
• Groundspeed is defined as?
• Uncontrolled airspace is not controlled by ATC, but what remains required?
• Agonic Lines are lines indicated where there is no magnetic declination.
• Which factor 'Can make a person sluggish and efficiency will be impaired'?
• Which service is described as being provided by ATC units to IFR aircraft within the radar service area?
• Which cloud type is tall, gray, and commonly associated with thunderstorms?
• What describes flight levels in aviation terms?
• Vertical Speed Indicator: Which instrument indicates the vertical velocity, at which the UAV is ascending or descending?
• Airspeed Indicator: What instrument indicates the horizontal ground speed of travel of a UAV?
• Which term means you are authorized to proceed under the conditions specified?
• Which term refers to lines of constant pressure. Similar to a topographic map and elevations?
• Gust fronts contribute to storm development by which mechanism?
• If you fly a drone into transponder airspace without prior authorization, you may be fined up to $3,000 for a person.
• Which term describes a list of items to be checked or activities to be completed at different stages of an RPAS operation?
• Cirrus cloud is described as which?
• Which code word represents the letter S?
• In Northern Domestic Airspace, which type of track calculations must all aircraft use?
• What is the minimum height above the surface for operations in controlled airspace?
• Which code word represents the letter V?
• Cumulus cloud is described as which?
• Weight is defined as?
• The Tropical air mass is described as which type?
• Which distance equals 5,280 ft and is used for VFR visibility requirements?
• Which service provides advance notification to customs officials for transborder flights at specified ports of entry?
• Runways in the Northern Domestic Airspace use ______ north.
• Dew forms under which conditions?
• Which statement best describes ICAO's role?
• FIC, FSS, and NAV Canada provide which type of aviation weather service?
• Which statement correctly describes Maritime Tropical (mT) air mass?
• Steam fog is formed under which condition?
• What is the term for the location and equipment used to control the RPA?
• Which code word represents the letter R?
• Which term indicates that an error has been made in this transmission and the correct version should be used?
• Which signal is used to indicate an urgent safety concern without requiring immediate assistance?
• Which term describes the direction toward the geographic North Pole?
• The crosswind is described as which corridor?
• Low level jet streams form between which altitudes?
• Pan-Pan originates from which language, and what does it signify?
• Which statement best defines a four-stroke internal combustion engine?
• Which of the following is another wind indicator besides the windsock?
• Which statement describes an Arctic front?
• Magnetic north is defined as which of the following?
• Approach into the Upwind Side should be made at what height?
• In the northern hemisphere, air is deflected to which direction due to Coriolis effect?
• Operations using RPAS that do not fall within the scope of the regulations will require which certificate?
• A solar day is divided into how many equal hours?
• What does VOR stand for, and what does it provide?
• Which force is the downward force due to gravity?
• Which service collects, processes, and disseminates information about aircraft flights operating in Air Defense Identification Zones?
• Which factor best matches the description: 'Affects a pilot's performance by degrading alertness and decision making; RPAS operators should get sufficient rest'?
• Which cloud type is tall and gray, often associated with thunderstorms?
• Which time concept refers to the local time of any particular meridian?
• In fixed-wing and rotorcraft UAVs, servos are primarily used to control which components?
• Heading is defined as which of the following?
• What is the distance from cloud for uncontrolled above 1,000 feet AGL?
• Which service notifies appropriate organizations regarding aircraft in need of search and rescue?
• Which advisory is issued for significant meteorological information affecting all aircraft?
• Energy in a battery is measured in Watt-hours; what does this unit represent?
• Which letter is associated with the code word Delta?
• IFR stands for which of the following?
• The instruction 'Words twice' is used to handle what scenario?
• What does Read Back require?
• Used to determine the wind direction and approximate speed.
• Are UAVs required to have a transponder installed?
• A standard windsock will fly perfectly horizontal in a wind of ...
• How does Urgency differ from Distress?
• An aerodrome in respect of which a Canadian aviation document is in force is called what?
• An Air Mass is best described as which of the following?
• What is the maximum fine for carrying a live creature onboard a drone as an individual?
• Altimeter: What instrument is a barometer that calculates height above ground level?
• Which control allows movement in any horizontal direction (forward, backward, left, right)?
• Which service provides reserved airspace for specified air operations in controlled airspace?
• What are the stages of thunderstorm development?
• Histotoxic hypoxia is caused by which factor?
• Dew point is
• Which factors determine the nature of weather on cold fronts?
• What is the minimum horizontal distance from bystanders for basic recreational drone operation?
• Track is defined as which of the following?
• Which code word is included in the provided list?
• Which trio are the three main controls of a helicopter RPA?
• Which term is defined as 'A set of step by step instructions prepared by an organization to help carry out complex routine operations'?
• Controlled Airspace in Canada is divided into which two subdivisions?
• The abbreviation ATF stands for which aviation term?
• When are nocturnal jet maximum wind speeds typically observed?
• Canadian Domestic Airspace is divided into how many classifications?
• What does Roger mean?
• The expression Seelonce is used to indicate what?
• What is the key rating used to determine if a LiPo battery can be transported on a flight?
• The Apron is the area intended for loading and unloading of passengers and cargo, the refueling, servicing, maintenance, and parking.
• Anabatic winds are caused by daytime heating of mountain slopes. What is the resulting motion?
• Orographic lift occurs when air flowing over hills or mountains is lifted up and can cause turbulence. Which statement best describes this process?
• How does ATC typically respond to an Urgency?
• Runways generally use which north reference?
• Which control surfaces provide lateral control (pitch)?
• Wing design stability: Which stability is predominantly influenced by wing design due to complex aerodynamics?
• What best describes the cause of katabatic winds?
• Kilo corresponds to which letter?
• What is the primary function of servos on fixed-wing and rotorcraft UAVs?
• Ice fog forms under which conditions?
• What does the Canadian Flight Supplement provide?
• What process causes water vapor to sublimate directly into ice crystals in ice fog?
• Which code word represents the letter T?
• Which statement describes operation beyond Visual Line-of-Sight?
• What is the standard guidance for RPAS operators regarding fatigue management?
• Which frequency is the Emergency Air to Ground frequency?
• What type of notice alerts pilots to drones in their flight path?
• Which term means 'authorized to proceed'?
• Distance from airports for basic operation is at least how many kilometers?
• Which term refers to 'A list of items to be checked or activities to be completed at different stages of an operation to ensure no items are missed and an RPAS mission can be carried out safely'?
• Anaemic hypoxia is described as being caused by ...
• Area on the opposite side of the landing runway from the downwind leg is called the Upwind Side.
• The Canadian Domestic Airspace comprises airspace over which areas?
• Heading describes which of the following?
• Which statement best describes a Cold Front?
• Payload in UAVs is commonly comprised of what?
• Which term describes 'Adversely affects a pilot's mental and physical abilities'?
• Which code word corresponds to the letter B?
• Flying BVLOS in Canada requires an authorization called which of the following?
• What are Isogonic Lines?
• The Canada Flight Supplement contains information on which of the following?
• Which statement best describes Pan Pan?
• November corresponds to which letter?
• Which fixed-wing propulsion configuration bites into dirty air and pushes behind the UAV?
• What does Wilco mean?
• Which cloud type is a low-elevation layered cloud with rounded tops and bottoms?
• Which phrase signals to proceed with your message?
• Which control provides pitch control?
• What do anti-torque pedals control?
• A pilot's judgment and ability are reduced beginning at which altitude above mean sea level?
• Which statement is true about Low Frequency and Medium Frequency surface waves?
• Which service is provided by ACCs or TCUs to IFR and VFR flights operating within specified control areas?
• Longitudinal Stability: Which stability is controlled by the center of gravity and horizontal stabilizer?
• RPAS system components include which?
• What two components are combined in VORTAC?
• Which ATC term refers to a directive issued for air traffic control purposes?
• Which statement best describes the Maritime Arctic (mA) air mass?
• What does beyond VLOS mean in RPAS operations?
• Visual Flight Rules stands for which of the following?
• Which class is associated with terminal control areas around large airports, typically near 10 NM radius up to 12,500 feet?
• The letter I is represented by which code word?
• Continental Arctic (cA) is described as which of the following?
• ILS stands for Instrument Landing System and is used for what purpose?
• ATF stands for which term in aviation communications?
• Buy-Ballot's law states that in the northern hemisphere, with your back to the wind and your left hand extended, your left hand points toward which area?
• Which cloud type is a high-altitude cloud consisting of a series of regularly arranged small clouds resembling ripples?
• What is an Air Traffic Control Instruction?
• The Base Leg is described as which orientation?