Practice Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

If a fixed-wing aircraft has tricycle landing gear, it:

A

Has landing gear supporting the nose of the aircraft

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2
Q

A floor or horizontal surface on a ship is called a:

A

deck

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3
Q

What is the nickname for the EA-6B?

A

Prowler

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4
Q

Who was Yuri Gagarin?

A

The first man into space: Soviet cosmonaut

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5
Q

The wings of an airplane design are angled upward. This is called:

A

Dihedral

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6
Q

Who is considered to be the Father of the Navy?

A

John Paul Jones

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7
Q

Where is the bow of a ship?

A

In the front

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8
Q

When a pilot pushes forward on the control stick, the elevators will

A

Move downward

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9
Q

From where is longitude measured?

A

The prime meridian

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10
Q

If one end of a runway was numbered 10, what number would designate the other end of the same runway?

A

28

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11
Q

From where is latitude measured?

A

The equator

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12
Q

Who was the first American to complete an orbital space mission?

A

John Glenn, Jr.

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13
Q

What were the names, in chronological order, of the 3 primary American manned space programs?

A

Mercury, Gemini, Apollo

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14
Q

For the F/A-18 aircraft, what does “F/A” stand for?

A

Fighter/attack

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15
Q

A ship’s gunwales are

A

the upper edges of the vessel’s sides

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16
Q

Above what altitude would you normally need oxygen?

A

10,000ft

17
Q

Who first broke the sound barrier, and in what year?

A

Chuck Yeager, 1947 (in the Bell X-1 rocketplane)

18
Q

Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

A

Neil Armstrong

19
Q

Semper Fidelis is the motto of the

A

U.S. Marine Corps

20
Q

Who was the first American woman in space and in what year?

A

Sally Ride, 1983

21
Q

A ship designated with a hull number starting with “CG” is what kind of ship?

A

Guided missile cruiser

22
Q

The first conflict to see widespread use of the helicopter was the:

A

Korean War

23
Q

Aircraft position lights should:

A
  1. Be on from dusk till dawn
  2. Show red on the left wing
  3. Show green on the right wing
24
Q

The first American spacecraft to explore the outer solar system was the:

A

Pioneer 10

25
Q

The 4 types of airspeed are:

A

Indicated, calibrated, equivalent, and true

26
Q

The airspeed indicator measures and shows the difference between

A

Impact and static pressure

27
Q

The typical air wing aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier usually includes:

A

3-4 fighter/attack squadrons, an electronic attack squadron, a command and control squadron, a logistic support squadron, an anti-submarine warfare helicopter squadron, and an anti-surface warfare helicopter squadron.

28
Q

A nuclear-powered aircraft carrier has what designation?

A

CVN

29
Q

Conventional American helicopters have a main rotor that turns in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction?

A

Counterclockwise

30
Q
A