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Question 1

On the MCDU, radio frequencies can be changed by?

Answer 1

All answers are correct:

typing a new frequency on the scratchpad then selecting the desired radio frequency to change it

selecting the frequency to be changed then using the tuning knob on the MCDU

Question 2

On the MCDU Radio page, the top (green) frequencies are active, and the bottom (white) frequencies are standby.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

If Com 3 is deferred, how would you figure out the landing performance and speeds?

Answer 3

Use the QRH since ACARS uses Com 3

Question 4

It is possible to tune the radios with the PFD (Primary Flight Display) and CCD (Cursor Control Device).

Answer 4

True

Question 5

The radio frequencies are primarily controlled with the ________.

Answer 5

MCDU Radio Page

Question 6

A successful FDR (Flight Data Recorder) test consists of pressing the FDR test button and verifying that no FDR EICAS messages appear.

Answer 6

True

Question 7

Pressing the PAX ADDRESS button allows direct communication to the passengers regardless of what is selected on the ACP (Audio Control Panel).

Answer 7

True

Question 8

The MIC button on the Audio Control Panel must be selected to MASK to allow the oxygen mask microphone to work in the event the auto mode fails

Answer 8

True

Question 9

The Emergency Flight Attendant Call button, when pressed:

Answer 9

All of these are correct:
sounds a triple HI/LO chime over the PA system, green light inside the button flashes, flashes a red light on the ceiling of the FA station (on the rainbow
bar )

Question 10

The Control Wheel (yoke) PTT switch should be selected to __ in
order to communicate with ramp personnel

Answer 10

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