Stud 11

Question 1

You are on an instrument approach at night. during the transition phase to the lighted up slope runway there is the possible illusion of

Answer 1

Being too high and thus increasing the rate of descent

Question 2

When the rain is present on an aircraft windscreen, the pilot who is flying and approach in visual conditions, may perceive that the

Answer 2

Runaway appears to be lower

Question 3

Acceleration of an aircraft during takeoff could cause a suction, driven attitude indicator to

Answer 3

Display an erroneous pitch up indication

Question 4

While conducting an instrument approach at night to a lighted narrower runway, then usual, be alert for illusion of being too high, causing a tendency to flare too late.

Question 5

Histoxic hypoxia results when

Answer 5

The cells in the body are incapable of utilizing the oxygen in the bloodstream

Question 6

A pilot on approach brakes out of cold clothes to minimum and the visibility is such that less than 1/2 of the runway is visible. The pilot is likely to suffer from the illusion.

Answer 6

That the aircraft is too high, leading to the aircraft, being too low at the threshold