Career Enlisted Aviator (CEA) Fundamentals Block 4 Practice Test

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• Which two physiological stresses are commonly encountered at altitude?
• Name two physiological stresses commonly encountered at altitude.
• Which inspection is conducted after landing or en route?
• Prepare to bail out
• The word 'Should' indicates what?
• What is instrument cross-check?
• Who typically has the authority to make the go/no-go decision for a flight?
• What is the primary purpose of the Tiedown Equipment Checklist?
• What information is typically included in a flight plan?
• What term describes the act of passing information from one functional area to another to build situational awareness?
• Which FPCON level applies when an incident occurs, or intelligence indicates terrorist action is likely?
• What is the function of flight control surfaces?
• Which term means communications that require safeguarding?
• Which term refers to keeping transmissions brief so multiple agencies can share the same radio frequency?
• What is the purpose of a preflight briefing?
• What form is used to inventory passenger comfort and fleet service items?
• Which term describes transmissions that are inaccurate or partially incorrect, causing confusion and wasting resources?
• Which statement regarding emergency procedures is true?
• When should emergency procedures be invoked?
• What is a METAR and why is it used in flight planning?
• What action ensures the aircraft is safely shutdown in a parking spot with chocks installed?
• What term describes the management of electromagnetic radiation to counter an enemy's capability to detect friendly emitters?
• Which device is used in total darkness?
• Who typically makes the go/no-go decision?
• What is the purpose of fuel reserves in flight planning?
• Which is the primary means of exiting from the forward fuselage?
• What term describes personnel performing special unique duties directly associated with and essential to a particular mobility aircraft, aircrew, or mission?
• Which form is linked to calendar inspection and delayed discrepancies?
• What is the term for an inspection conducted to re-check de-powered systems during flight?
• Which term best describes the act of monitoring to gather information about operations?
• Which combination of devices are used to aid in locating people or aircraft in distress?
• What is hypoxia and why is it dangerous in aviation?
• Which term means the continuous perception of the aircraft in relation to a dynamic environment?
• The statement 'Entry is limited' refers to which type of area?
• Which EMCON level states that no emitters are to be used unless specifically authorized by the plan supported?
• Are aircrews authorized to carry handguns for anti-hijacking purposes?
• What is a key benefit of recording lessons learned during a hot wash?
• Hypoxia at altitude is caused by insufficient oxygen; what is a common effect on judgment and performance?
• What function does an AED provide when used on a patient?
• Which factors primarily cause TAS and IAS to differ?
• AFIZ 13-207 is associated with what topic?
• Why is airspace classification important for pilots?
• Which cockpit signal is directly associated with smoke detection?
• Which program does the U.S. Air Force use for terrorist detection?
• Which term best describes getting people and supplies into position to commit the act?
• What does "stability" mean in flight dynamics?
• Which tool is primarily used to access suspected fires or areas blocked by inoperable doors by creating holes for egress?
• What is the primary means of entering and exiting the forward part of the aircraft?
• What does NORDO indicate and how should a crew respond?
• A stall warning indicates an impending stall. Which action should the pilot take?
• Which instrument shows the speed that the Indicated Air Speed reads?
• Which AFTO form displays maintenance status and servicing information?
• What is the function of hydraulic systems in aircraft?
• U.S. military aircraft are state aircraft and, like U.S. warships, enjoy sovereign immunity.
• What inventory item lists physical mission equipment such as rollers, crash axes, and winches?
• If present, they are the primary means of aircraft egress.
• Which term covers protective measures and controls to deny unauthorized persons information derived from government information systems and to ensure the authenticity of such information systems?
• Crew baggage weights are outlined in which document?
• Which item is described as fluorescent wands?
• Which AFTO form contains scheduled/projected maintenance inspections and delayed discrepancies?
• Which is the secondary means of aircraft egress?
• Which EMCON level permits use of other emitters unless prohibited by the supported operations or plan?
• Define TAS and IAS and explain why they differ.
• What outcome is most likely to improve future missions when included in a hot wash debrief?
• What does the acronym AED stand for in aviation safety equipment?
• What is the correct description of a post-flight inspection?
• Which acronym stands for a guide that governs travel procedures for DOD sponsorship?
• What does FOD stand for and why must it be prevented?
• Which phrase best describes what airspace classification defines for safe operation?
• What is the purpose of emergency oxygen at altitude?
• Name two weather factors that can significantly affect flight safety.
• Identify the form used to ensure that mission requirements are reflected in configuration documents.
• Which term denotes failure to transmit clearly, potentially causing repeating the same transmission?
• How do aircrews typically communicate weather hazards during a mission?
• Which statement best describes Prepositioned Aircrew Flight Equipment?
• What is the proper radio acknowledgement when you have heard a transmission and will comply?
• What does the aircraft landing gear hydraulic system do?
• Who should participate in a hot wash debrief to ensure comprehensive learning?
• Which outcome is least aligned with the purpose of a hot wash debrief?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between hot washes and safety culture?
• Which statement correctly differentiates the radio terms Wilco and Roger?
• Which items are signaling devices in aircrew survival gear?
• Which term describes the degree to which an aircraft resists disturbances and returns to steady flight?
• What term describes attempts to gain information about military operations or people?
• Which phase includes ensuring system safety checks, passenger briefing, and readiness to taxi to parking?
• What is the role of situational awareness in hazard anticipation, decision making, and safe mission execution?
• The abbreviated inspection at an en-route stop when another departure is planned is intended to re-check which item?
• What is the inventory used to document mission equipment?
• Which document would you consult to verify that the Aircraft Dash 21 Equipment Inventory is complete?
• A designated building or area containing Air Force valuable resources, sensitive or classified information refers to which area type?
• What is the minimum information required on a maintenance discrepancy write-up?
• Which statement best describes the importance of checklist discipline?
• What type of wands are used at night?
• Which form may be filled out by the head of the household to cover the entire family?
• Which term describes persons that do not belong in the workplace or around aircraft, including stowaways?
• Which symbol indicates an unsatisfactory condition exists?
• Which instrument primarily indicates aircraft attitude?
• What happens if a hot wash is delayed after a mission?
• A stall is most likely to occur when?
• What is the electrical therapy that stops arrhythmias and allows the heart to reestablish an effective rhythm?
• What items are looked for during an exterior aircraft inspection?
• Which term describes the exchanging of information between two agencies?
• Which passengers require special assistance because of a disability?
• How would you define "aircraft handling qualities"?
• Name the four primary flight phases.
• Which guide governs all DOD/non-DOD personnel traveling under DOD sponsorship?
• Which EMCON level allows any and all emitters to be authorized to support training and safety?
• Armed safety systems will activate during which condition?
• 3 basic rules that will help avoid a personal encounter with a terrorist.
• Which instrument provides the primary data used to determine the aircraft's orientation relative to the horizon?
• Most terrorist are politically and economically educated.
• Getting people and supplies into position TO commit the act; This is the last opportunity to alert authorities before the terrorism occurs.
• Crew Resource Management emphasizes effective use of all available resources. Which two core skills are emphasized?
• In aviation terminology, the word 'shall' indicates what level of requirement?
• Which areas are identified as aircraft hazards during ground operations?
• Which FPCON level applies in the immediate area where a terrorist attack has occurred, or intelligence indicates terrorist action is imminent?
• Which action is NOT part of a typical engine-fire emergency procedure on the ground?
• In a hot wash, which element helps ensure the information is actionable for future missions?
• What is the typical engine-fire emergency procedure on the ground?
• Which frequency band has line-of-sight capability and is primarily used for short-range air-to-air and air-to-ground communications?
• What are crewmembers on flight orders flying on AMC aircraft and not performing primary duties called?
• What does VFR and IFR stand for and when is each typically used?
• Which term describes transmissions that are inaccurate or partially incorrect and may cause confusion or waste resources?
• Which term refers to communications that require safeguarding?
• Which AFMAN governs marshalling?
• What is the primary purpose of Operational Risk Management (ORM) in aviation operations?
• Which frequency band is primarily used by the Army and other ground personnel due to excellent line-of-sight capability and insensitivity to vegetation?
• What device automatically diagnoses life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias and can deliver defibrillation?
• A stall is most likely to occur when?
• Which document is used to inventory passenger comfort and fleet service items on a flight?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the elements considered in the PAVE risk assessment framework?
• What is the primary purpose of a hot wash debrief after a mission?
• Which FPCON level is applied when there is an increased or more predictable threat exists?
• Which tool is described as used to breach bulkheads or floors for emergency egress?
• Ditch/Crash landing
• Exceeding prescribed weight and balance limits during flight planning can lead to which outcomes?
• Which FPCON level is described as applying when an incident occurs, or intelligence indicates terrorist action is likely?
• Which term describes the exchange of information between two agencies?
• What is the purpose of an ejection seat in emergency situations?
• Which EMCON level is described as radio silent formation with two radio exchanges during rendezvous and air refueling?
• Why is situational awareness critical for aircrews?
• NVG stands for which?
• AF Form 4076 is used to ensure alignment between configuration documents and mission requirements. Which option best completes the statement?
• Name a basic aircrew survival skill.
• Which inventory lists physical mission equipment such as rollers and winches?
• Which designation is used for passengers who are senior officers or senior public officials?
• Preventing and Resisting Aircraft Piracy outlines anti-hijacking procedures.
• If escape hatches are blocked or jammed, which area should be used?
• What is the role of FLIP in flight planning?
• Which practice should accompany hot wash findings to maximize impact?
• Why are hot washes conducted soon after operations?
• Crew Resource Management (CRM) is best described as what?
• CEAs coordinate ___ to load/unload and account for all passengers/baggage on board the aircraft.
• Which items are commonly checked during a preflight inspection?
• Type of wands used during day
• Which symbol indicates a condition unknown and possibly more serious condition may exist?
• What language must emergency row passengers speak?
• In risk management, what is the effect of implementing appropriate controls after hazard identification?
• Foreign Object Debris (FOD) avoidance is the responsibility of whom?
• Which of the following is a typical outcome of a well-conducted hot wash?
• What is the phonetic alphabet term for the letter B?
• Which form is associated with documenting engine data and operating time?
• Smoke detection in the cockpit will illuminate which indicator?
• What is the correct interpretation of the statement that U.S. military aircraft are state aircraft and enjoy sovereign immunity?
• These are attempts to measure reaction times to security breaches.
• In emergencies, when is an ejection seat intended to be used?
• What does a NAV aid like VOR provide?
• Noise is measured in which unit in aviation safety contexts?
• What system relays radio transmissions between terminals or stations to provide long-distance, secure voice and data communications while avoiding HF limitations?
• Which designation is used for passengers traveling via USAF due to the death of an immediate family member?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic rules?
• What does the PAVE acronym stand for in risk assessment?
• Why are weight and balance important in flight planning?
• Name two basic propulsion system parameters a pilot monitors during operations.
• Which term refers to experiments that gauge how quickly security responds to a potential breach?
• Which term refers to the process of controlling information and observable actions about mission capabilities, limitations, and intentions to prevent exploitation by an adversary?
• What survival equipment is commonly carried on aircrew missions?
• Which form is used to provide aircraft information and instructions?
• Which designation identifies passengers traveling because of death of an immediate family member?
• During a hot wash debrief, participants should focus on which of the following?
• In maintenance status symbols, which indicates an unsafe or unserviceable condition?
• What system provides long-distance communications without HF limitations by relaying transmissions via satellites?
• AF Form 4076 is associated with ensuring that configuration documents are aligned with what?
• Which AFTO form documents aerospace vehicle and engine operating time?
• Which form is used for maintenance discrepancy documentation?
• Putting people into position WITHOUT ACTUALLY committing the act; Elements could include mapping routes and timing.
• Which form is associated with the general declaration for aircraft information?
• Which term represents the phonetic designation for the letter B?
• What is the purpose of discrepancy reporting after a flight?
• Which term describes recording or monitoring to obtain information?
• What is the purpose of a post-flight debrief?
• As a returning crewmember you are authorized an _____ exemption.
• What is the purpose of a fuel plan?
• The badge contains your name, SSN, physical description, and your photograph. This describes which badge?
• Which practice best accompanies a hot wash debrief to maximize safety improvements?
• Before departure, which statement best describes what the Tiedown Equipment Checklist verifies?
• What is the purpose of a flight plan?
• When is the most effective time to conduct a hot wash debrief?
• Which document would you consult to verify that the right number of tiedown chains and straps are present?
• How does ILS differ from VOR guidance?
• Which term describes the process used to thoroughly document each discrepancy, not including battle damage?
• Nomex material is used in critical phases of flight; which item is it commonly associated with?
• Differently abled passengers are described as passengers requiring special assistance due to a disability.
• The badge that identifies the areas you are authorized to access is called what?
• Ground Evacuation signal?
• If a hijacking occurs before takeoff, what is the most important action to take?
• The word 'May' indicates what?
• What does a stall warning indicate and what should the pilot do first?
• What is the primary purpose of a VOR in navigation?
• Which item is not part of the minimum required write-up information on AFTO form 781A?
• Which daylight signaling option is listed?
• Which AFTO form is used for Prepositioned Aircrew Flight Equipment?
• What does NORDO mean?
• Which method is commonly used to disperse birds of prey to protect airports?
• The form designated for household-wide information is which form?
• What is a common cause of aircraft electrical fire and the immediate action?
• Purchasing or stealing controlled items is called what?
• Which FPCON level applies when an increased or more predictable threat exists?
• Which type of devices are listed as noise producing in aviation contexts?
• Which term is used to inquire about signal strength or readability?
• Name two emergency locator devices used in aviation.
• AF Form 4076 insures what outcome?
• How many bands of frequencies are defined in the material?
• In ORM risk management, what is the next step after hazards are identified and risks are assessed?
• What is the objective of OPSEC in safeguarding operations?
• Which form is typically referred to by its 'front' side containing mission design series data?
• Which FPCON level applies when there is an increased general threat of possible terrorist activities with unpredictable nature and extent?
• Which EMCON level describes radio silent operations including formation, rendezvous and refueling?
• What is the function of a flight data recorder or a 'black box'?
• When integrating hot wash results into organizational procedures, which step is essential?
• What term describes control information and observable actions about mission capabilities, limitations, and intentions to prevent exploitation by an adversary?
• Which AFTO form contains Mission Design Series data, serial number, organization and location, station code, servicing, and inventory data?
• Secondary means of aircraft egress.
• Which device is used to locate a downed aircraft after an emergency?
• Which term best describes the ongoing process of understanding the overall operational picture by integrating information from multiple sources?
• Which EMCON level requires radio silent formation except for rendezvous and air refueling, with only two radio exchanges, and is the daily standard for operations?
• What term represents the time standard used for all military operations and flights?
• Which term best describes the category of personnel essential to a mobility aircraft mission who are not the primary aircrew?