Aircraft General Multiple Choice

Question 1

1) With the seat belt sign switch in the AUTO position, which of the following will cause
the FASTEN SEAT BELT signs to automatically illuminate: [8.10.30]
A. When the landing gear is not up and locked.
B. When the flap lever is in the Flaps 5 position or greater.
C. When the cabin altitude is above 10,000 feet.
D. All the above.

Answer 1

D. All the above.

Question 2

2) If normal electrical power is lost, cabin emergency lights receive power via: [8.10.30]
A. The Hot Battery bus.
B. Remote batteries.
C. The Battery bus.
D. The RAT. B

Answer 2

B. Remote batteries.

Question 3

3) Which of the following is true when grasping the red Release Levers and pulling out
the Oxygen Mask? [8.10.60]
A. Inflates the mask harness.
B. Enables the mask microphone.
C. Starts the flow of oxygen to the mask regulator.
D. All of the above.

Answer 3

D. All of the above.

Question 4

4) The passenger oxygen masks when deployed, cause to illuminate
automatically. [8.10.30]
A. The FASTEN SEAT BELT sign
B. The FASTEN SEAT BELTS and lavatory RETURN TO SEAT signs
C. The lavatory RETURN TO SEAT sign
D. The cabin emergency lights

Answer 4

A. The FASTEN SEAT BELT sign

Question 5

5) When the flight attendant EMER LIGHTS is selected ON, moving the flight deck
EMER LIGHTS to off will extinguish the emergency lights. [8.10.40]
A. True.
B. False

Answer 5

B. False

Question 6

6) After deploying the oxygen mask, the mask microphone may be deactivated by: [8.10.50]
A. Closing both oxygen panel doors.
B. Closing the left oxygen panel door and pushing the PRESS TO TEST AND
RESET switch.
C. Closing the right oxygen panel door and pushing the PRESS TO TEST AND
RESET switch.
D. Pushing the PRESS TO TEST AND RESET switch.

Answer 6

B. Closing the left oxygen panel door and pushing the PRESS TO TEST AND
RESET switch.

Question 7

7) Exterior emergency lights: [8.10.30]
A. Consist of integrated slide lighting.
B. Are built into the slide lane and at the base near the landing area.
C. Turn on automatically when the slide is deployed
D. All of the above.

Answer 7

D. All of the above

Question 8

8) At each door, what are the visual indications that a cabin door is properly armed?
[8.10.80]
A. Illuminated red ARMED light on the slide bustle.
B. Slide arming lever is in the green band.
C. Visible door armed mode light illuminated in conjunction with the slide arming
lever in the red ARMED position.
D. The only visual indication is on the flight deck DOOR synoptic.

Answer 8

C. Visible door armed mode light illuminated in conjunction with the slide arming
lever in the red ARMED position.

Question 9

9) What is the 787-9’s minimum pavement width for a 180° turn? [8.10.10]
A. 98 feet 10 inches.
B. 115 feet 4 inches.
C. 138 feet 4 inches.
D. 154 feet 0 inches.

Answer 9

D. 154 feet 0 inches

Question 10

10) What is the maximum operating altitude of the 787-8? [1.20]
A. 44,500 feet pressure altitude.
B. 39,400 feet pressure altitude.
C. 45,000 feet pressure altitude.
D. 43,100 feet pressure altitude.

Answer 10

D. 43,100 feet pressure altitude.

Question 11

11) The flight deck and passenger oxygen systems consist of: [8.10.50]
A. Two independent systems. Flight deck uses 1 high pressure oxygen bottle in
the lower equipment bay, cabin uses 1 high pressure bottle in the cabin upper
lobe area.
B. Individual chemical oxygen generators for both the flight deck and cabin.
C. Two independent systems. One for the flight deck and one for the passenger
cabin.
D. One combined system. Flight deck and cabin utilize 4 high capacity oxygen
bottles located in the fwd E&E compartment.

Answer 11

C. Two independent systems. One for the flight deck and one for the passenger
cabin.

Question 12

12) The passenger door flight locks will automatically lock during the takeoff roll. [8.10.70]

A. True.

B. False.

Answer 12

A. True.

Question 13

13) Which of the following is the correct Door synoptic indication for a cabin door which
is ARMED? [8.10.80]
A. A “Man” indication by the respective door.
B. No indication by the respective door if the door is properly armed.
C. An “A” symbol by the respective door.
D. The word “AUTO” by the respective door.

Answer 13

C. An “A” symbol by the respective door.

Question 14

14) There are three cargo doors: one forward, one aft, and one bulk. Which
statement(s) best describe door operation? [8.10.110]
A. The forward and aft doors open outward and the bulk door opens inward.
B. The forward and aft doors are normally operated electrically and the bulk door
is operated manually.
C. An EICAS message indicates when any cargo door not closed.

D. All the above

Answer 14

D. All the above

Question 15

15) The passenger oxygen system when deployed provides oxygen for: [8.10.50]
A. Approximately 60 minutes.
B. Approximately 22 minutes.
C. Approximately 12 minutes.
D. Approximately 207 minutes.

Answer 15

A. Approximately 60 minutes.

Question 16

16) The flight deck overhead door can be opened only on the ground with the airplane
depressurized. [8.10.70]

A. True

B. False.

Answer 16

A. True

Question 17

17) The EICAS advisory message “EMER LIGHTS” is displayed when the emergency
lights are on or the EMER LIGHTS switch is not in the ARMED position. [8.10.30]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 17

A. True.

Question 18

18) The 787 has electrically actuated plug type cabin doors? [8.10.70]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 18

B. False.

Question 19

19) The 787 (-8/-9) has
____
slide rafts. [8.10.70]
A. 6 dual lane.
B. 10 single lane.
C. 8 (4 single lane and 4 dual lane).
D. 5 (4 dual lane and one flight deck evac slide).

Answer 19

C. 8 (4 single lane and 4 dual lane).

Question 20

20) The flight deck is equipped with a H2O fire extinguisher. [8.10.90]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 20

B. False. Halon/Halon Equivalent

Question 21

21) When activated and assuming the remote batteries are fully charged, the cabin
emergency lights provide at least minutes of operation? [8.10.30]
A. 60
B. 22
C. 15
D. 10

Answer 21

D. 10

Question 22

22) The passenger oxygen masks automatically drop when cabin altitude exceeds
approximately: [8.10.50]
A. 14,500 feet.
B. Origin airfield altitude +1500 feet.
C. Destination field altitude +1500 feet.
D. The higher of any of the above.

Answer 22

D. The higher of any of the above

Question 23

23) Crew oxygen system pressure indications are displayed: [8.10.60]
A. On the oxygen pressure gauge located above the second observer’s seat.
B. Only on the status page.
C. There are no indications, if the system is below 1000 psi an EICAS message
is displayed.
D. On the crew oxygen system gauge.

Answer 23

B. Only on the status page.

Question 24

24) The STORM light switch . [8.10.40]
A. Illuminates all exterior lights at maximum intensity.
B. Illuminates the Captain’s MAP light full bright.
C. Illuminates Dome lights, all flood lights, and illuminated indicator lights at
maximum intensity.
D. Illuminates Floor lights, Flight Instruments and illuminated indicator lights at
50% intensity.

Answer 24

C. Illuminates Dome lights, all flood lights, and illuminated indicator lights at
maximum intensity.

Question 25

25) The MASTER BRIGHTNESS switch has full adjustment range of all lights when
all individual brightness controls are set to the center detent. [8.10.40]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 25

A. True.

Question 26

26) When the NOSE LANDING light switch is ON, the nose landing light is: [8.10.40]
A. always illuminated.
B. illuminated if both MAIN landing gear are down and locked.
C. Extinguished when the nose wheel reaches the up and locked position.
D. Extinguished when the nose landing gear is not down and locked.

Answer 26

D. Extinguished when the nose landing gear is not down and locked.

Question 27

27) Both the 787-8 and -9 have a wingspan of . [8.10.10]
A. 199 feet 11 inches
B. 202 feet 6 inches
C. 197 feet 3 inches
D. 190 feet 9 inches

Answer 27

C. 197 feet 3 inches

Question 28

28) The left CCR: [8.10.10]
A. Always starts up first.
B. Requires at least battery power to start up and takes 2-3 minutes in duration.
C. Is online when the Captain’s inboard and lower DU show the default format.
D. All of the above.

Answer 28

D. All of the above.

Question 29

29) The flight deck emergency egress hatch may be opened on the ground or in flight
(below 225 knots): [8.10.70]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 29

B. False.

Question 30

30) How is the fuselage mounted ELT reset? [8.10.90]
A. It cannot be reset inflight.
B. Using the ELT reset function on the Tuning and Control Panel (TCP).
C. Only on the ground by momentarily depowering the airplane.
D. Inflight or on the ground, by moving the ELT switch momentarily to RESET
then back to ARMED.

Answer 30

D. Inflight or on the ground, by moving the ELT switch momentarily to RESET
then back to ARMED.

Question 31

31) When required, a CCR Reset takes approximately minute(s). [8.10.20]
A. 5
B. 3
C. 1
D. CCRs may not be reset in flight.

Answer 31

C. 1

Question 32

32) The right CCR start-up cycle begins when: [8.10.10]
A. The BATTERY switch is selected ON.
B. AC power is established.
C. External power is available.
D. Either B or C is correct.

Answer 32

D. Either B or C is correct.

Question 33

33) The flight deck overhead crew rest area emergency oxygen system is considered
part of the flight deck oxygen system. [8.10.50]
A. True.
B. False.

Answer 33

B. False.

Question 34

34) The flight deck overhead crew rest area emergency egress is through the normal
entryway stairs or a panel located: [8.10.10]
A. Underneath the forward end of the #2 bunk (airplane right side).
B. In the overhead area directly above the seat.
C. At the head of the mattress for the #1 bunk (airplane left side).
D. In the area sidewall beside the seat.

Answer 34

A. Underneath the forward end of the #2 bunk (airplane right side).

Question 35

35) With the airplane unpowered on the ground, to begin the CCR start-up process:
[8.10.10]
A. Pushing the BATTERY switch to ON will begin the left and right CCR start-up.
B. First start the APU as both CCR’s require normal AC power.
C. Turn both IRS selectors to ON.
D. Select the BATTERY switch ON.

Answer 35

D. Select the BATTERY switch ON.