NATOPS Exam

Question 1

1. When main tank fuel pump pressure is low ( and center fuel tank is empty), each engine may draw fuel from its corresponding main tank through ___

Answer 1

A. center tank fuel scavenge jet pump
*B. A suction feed line that bypasses pumps
C. The APU fuel pump
D. None of the above

Question 2

2. When the external power AVAIL light is illuminated ___

Answer 2

A. External power is plugged in and energizing the aircraft
B. External power is connected, but not online
*C. External power is connected and meets aircraft power quality standards, but is not online
D. External power is connected, meets aircraft power quality standards, and is energizing the aircraft

Question 3

3. Two fully charged batteries have sufficient capacity to provide standby power for a minimum of ___ minutes.

Answer 3

A. 150
B. 10
*C. 30
D. 60

Question 4

4. Normal Hydraulic pressure for each system is ___ psi.

Answer 4

A. 3,500
*B. 3,000
C. 2,500
D. 2,000

Question 5

5. If a leak develops in either pump, line, or component of hydraulic system B, the quantity decreases until ___

Answer 5

A. Approximately 50% and system A pressure is lost
B. Approximately 50% and system B pressure is lost
*C. Approximately 0% and system B pressure is lost
D. Approximately 72% and standby system pressure is lost

Question 6

6. The primary flight controls are hydraulically powered with simple mechanical reversion backing up the ___

Answer 6

A. Rudder
*B. Elevators and Ailerons
C. Elevator, Ailerons and Rudder
D. Ailerons

Question 7

7. When illuminated, the DUAL BLEED light indicates possible APU bleed back-pressure when APU bleed valve is open and one of these occurs:

Answer 7

A. Ground air source is connected
B. Bleed 1 switch is ON
C. Bleed 2 switch is ON and the ISOLATION VALVE is OPEN
*D. Both B and C

Question 8

8. Main tanks 1 and 2 shall be scheduled to be full if the center tank contains more than ___ lbs of fuel.

Answer 8

A. 500
*B. 1,000
C. 1,500
D. 2,000

Question 9

9. The main fuel tanks shall be scheduled to be full during fueling if the auxiliary fuel tanks

Answer 9

*A. are to be loaded with fuel.
B. are greater than half-full.
C. contains more than 1,000 lbs of fuel in either section.
D. contains more than 1,000 lbs of combined fuel.

Question 10

10. The safety diamond is the area defined by lines connecting the extremeties of the nose, wingtips, and tail extending out ___ feet.

Answer 10

A. 3
*B. 5
C. 10
D. 20

Question 11

11. Fuels containing both kerosene and naptha (___) are not certified for use on the P-8A. Engine flameout or performance degredation may occur.

Answer 11

A. JP-5
B. Jet B
C. JP-4
*D. Both B and C

Question 12

12. Do not ___ while the aircraft is being fueled. Injury to personnel or fire may occur.

Answer 12

A. apply or remove ground power.
B. key the HF radio.
C. fill or change oxygen bottles.
*D. All of the Above.

Question 13

13. Maximum runway slope

Answer 13

A. ±1%
*B. ±2%
C. ±3%
D. ±4%

Question 14

14. Maximum operating altitude

Answer 14

A. 35,000 feet
B. 37,000 feet
C. 40,000 feet
*D. 41,000 feet