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|  T-34C INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES
PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS
THE FOLLOWING FIVE QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR FLIGHT LOG:
1.
What is your climb true airspeed?_______________
2.
How many position reports would be required from takeoff to the destination IAF in a
nonradar environment?_______________
3.
What is your ground speed from Harris to CORCE?_______________
4.
What is the distance from the departure airfield to the destination IAF?_______________
5.
What is your spare fuel?_______________
THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR FLIGHT TO DESTINATION AND
ALTERNATE AIRPORTS:
6.
Is your destination weather forecast to be (a) above (b) below your lowest approach
minimums?
a.
above
b.
below
7.
To receive your clearance prior to takeoff, you would call
a.
McGhee Tyson Clearance Delivery.
b.
McGhee Tyson Tower.
c.
Knoxville Ground.
d.
Knoxville Radio.
8.
ASR is available on duty RWY 23L. What are your takeoff minimums?
a.
200 1/2
c.
600-1 1/4
b.
300-1
d.
800-3
9.
After takeoff, how many minutes are required to climb to your flight planned altitude?
a.
5
c.
7
b.
6
d.
8
10. After takeoff which of the following voice reports would you use to contact departure
control?
a.
"Knoxville departure, Navy 6E603, off McGhee Tyson, one thousand, climbing to
one two thousand."
b.
"Knoxville departure, Navy 6E603, off McGhee Tyson."
c.
"Knoxville departure, Navy 6E603, climbing to one two thousand."
d.
"Knoxville departure, Navy 6E603, off McGhee Tyson IFR Savannah."
38 PRACTICE TEST
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