Instrument II

Question 1

Holding Procedure Definition

Answer 1

A holding procedure is a predetermined maneuver which keeps aircraft within specified airspace while awaiting further clearance form ATC.

Question 2

Unexpected delay reasons for holding?

Answer 2

Sequencing
Emergency
Weather

Question 3

Expected delay reasons for holding?

Answer 3

Contained in original IFR clearance
Pilot request for practice holding
Course Reversal

Question 4

What type of holding pattern is this?

Answer 4

Enroute

Question 5

What type of holding pattern is this?

Answer 5

Arrival

Question 6

What type of holding pattern is this?

Answer 6

In Lieu of a Procedure Turn (Course Reversal)

Question 7

What type of holding pattern is this?

Answer 7

Missed Approach

Question 8

What is a standard holding pattern?

Answer 8

One that contains right turns

Question 9

The rate or bank angle of turns during holding is how much?

Answer 9

3* per second or 30*

Question 10

An uncharted holding clearance always contains 7 items.

Answer 10

False

Question 11

The plain language statement “hold as published” is heard in a clearance for a _______holding pattern.

Answer 11

Charted

Question 12

What radio calls are required when executing a holding procedure?

Answer 12

-Entering holding (time and altitude)
-Departing holding

Question 13

When are these calls not required?

Answer 13

Instrument training, at a military facility, under radar

Question 14

What are the three types of holding entries?

Answer 14

Parallel
Teardrop
Direct

Question 15

What is the process for determining entry type using the E6B?

Answer 15

Determine right or left turns and select corresponding template

Question 16

What is the highlighted number represent?

Answer 16

The maximum length of holding pattern leg

Question 17

How long do you hold a holding pattern leg length if not stated?

Answer 17

1 minute and time starts after completing turn to inbound leg

Question 18

When do you turn to the outbound on a holding pattern?

Answer 18

At station passage of your VOR

Question 19

The ABEAM point is the beginning of what segment of a holding pattern?

Answer 19

The outbound leg

Question 20

How many degrees, left or right from a fix, is considered ABEAM?

Answer 20

90*

Question 21

Outbound legs can be measured in ____ or _____?

Answer 21

Time or Distance

Question 22

Time on the inbound leg should be…?

Answer 22

60 sec

Question 23

Time adjustments are made where in a holding pattern?

Answer 23

The outbound leg

Question 24

What information does a feeder route provide?

Answer 24

Attitude
Heading
Distance

Question 25

What is your required minimum weather to take off on an IFR flight plan?

Answer 25

P* <50 hours of actual weather time: 100’ Ceiling - 1/4 statue mile visibility

P* >50 hours of actual weather time: NO takeoff minimums

Question 26

Provides a graphical overhead view of the IAP.

Answer 26

Plan View

Question 27

Consists of three rows of procedure-specific information.

Answer 27

Pilot Briefing Information

Question 28

Found at the top and bottom of the chart, depicts airport location and procedure identification.

Answer 28

Margin Identification

Question 29

Side-view drawing of the procedure illustrating the vertical approach path altitudes, headings, distances, and fixes.

Answer 29

Profile View

Question 30

Sets forth the lowest altitude and visibility requirements for the approach, whether precision or non-precision, straight-in or circling, or radar vectored.

Answer 30

Landing Minimums