Chapter: 1

Question 1: Which class of airspace is uncontrolled

Class D
Class B
Class F
Class G

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Question 2: When are you able to fly through restricted airspace?

Obtain permission through a user agency
If you are in the airspace for less than 1 minute
If you are flying at 3000 ft with no other indications
Never

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Question 3: True or False: Communication between observers and the pilot must be clear, reliable and constant

True
False

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Question 4: What is the standard traffic pattern at airports?

Left Hand Route
Right-Hand Circle
Left Hand Circuit
Right Hand Circuit

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Question 5: What is the designation for CYR-XXX

Restricted Airspace
Advisory Airspace
Uncontrolled Airspace
Controlled Airspace

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Question 6: In Canada Domestic Airspace, how many letter classifications are there?

6
7
8
9

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Question 7: Under topic 901.07, within how many days must a written notice be submitted in the event the aircraft is destroyed/lost/decommissioned?

7
10
14
30

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Question 8: True or False: No pilot shall operate an RPA that transports or carries a living creature

True
False

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Question 9: When shall a pilot of an RPAS give the right of way?

Never, as the RPAS always has the right of way
Only to power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft
To power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft, airships, gliders and balloons at all times
Only to other RPAS

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Question 10: Where do Control Zones start?

Ground Level
300 meters Above Sea Level
100 meters Above Ground level
100 meters above Sea Level

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Question 11: When can aircraft share the same airspace?

Always
Never
When given permission to
When there are less than 3 aircraft in the same airspace

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Question 12: True or False: No individual is permitted to be the registered owner of an RPAS until they are 14 years of age

True
False

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Question 13: What age must you be to obtain a basic and advanced license

14, 18
14, 16
14, 17
16, 18

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Question 14: True or False: Under normal operations, RPAS are permitted to operate in aerodromes

True
False

Chapter: 2

Question 15: True or False: UAVs have two main components, airborne systems and vehicle systems

True
False

Chapter: 2

Question 16: Which of the following is not a disadvantage of a return-to-home fail-safe

Highly dependent on GPS, sensors and location positioning
Must have logged the home location
Stores a percentage of battery life to ensure it is able to return
Must determine and process the flight path it will take

Chapter: 3

Question 17: When assessing human factors in RPAS operations, what is the significance of individual differences among Remote Pilots?

Individual differences have no impact on RPAS operations
Individual differences can affect the compatibility of RPAS with different control systems
Individual differences can influence how Remote Pilots respond to stress and make decisions
Individual differences are only relevant during long-range RPAS flights

Chapter: 3

Question 18: True or false: The I in the IM SAFE checklist stands for Illness

True
False

Chapter: 4

Question 19: What is a dew point?

The tip of dew
The temperature point of which dew forms
The maximum temperature of which dew stays
The point of which dew dissipates

Chapter: 4

Question 20: What is the source of the weather

The earth’s crust
The moon
The energy from the sun
The earth’s core

Chapter: 5

Question 21: To calculate the groundspeed of an RPAS, you need to know the:

True airspeed and wind direction.
Ground distance covered and true heading.
Altitude and true heading.
Ground distance covered and time taken.

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Question 22: True or False: An aerodrome labelled as unserviced is the same as an uncontrolled aerodrome

True
False

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Question 23: True or False: Longitude measures the horizontal, east to west axis

True
False

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Question 24: What is the purpose of a "waypoint" in RPAS navigation?

To indicate the current position of the RPAS on a map.
To mark points of interest for the RPAS pilot during the flight.
To define the starting point of the RPAS flight mission.
To specify a geographical location along the flight route.

Chapter: 6

Question 25: What weather conditions should a Remote Pilot be particularly cautious about during RPAS operations?

High winds and heavy rain
Calm weather with clear skies
Overcast conditions with light drizzle
Snowy conditions with reduced visibility

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Question 26: As you are driving to the take-off location, you hit a pothole and are forced to replace a tire, causing you to be late. The client expected the flight to begin twenty minutes ago and is now urging you to begin or else they are threatening to withhold payment.

Skip the preflight checklist and inspection and begin flying at the first instance possible to finish the
Offer to reschedule the flight for another date if the delayed time no longer works however, continue with the scheduled flight hastily to finish on time and proceed with the next client
Refuse service
Reschedule or resume the flight on a separate date as the time allocated for the client is not sufficient to complete the flight while upholding safety

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Question 27: What does TAF stand for

Terminal alert failure
Terminal area forecast
Testing alert failure
Testing area forecast

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Question 28: Can RPAS be flown over national parks in Canada?

Yes, but only with prior authorization from the park authorities.
No, RPAS flights are prohibited in all national parks.
Yes, RPAS can be flown over national parks without any restrictions.
Yes, but only for recreational purposes.

Chapter: 6

Question 29: True or False: Emergency procedures are a critical step in flight planning

True
False

Chapter: 7

Question 30: Where is the region of lower air pressure on an aerofoil?

On top of the aerofoil
Beneath the aerofoil
In front of the aerofoil
Behind the aerofoil

Chapter: 7

Question 31: True or False: Air is a fluid

True
False

Chapter: 8

Question 32: When referring to radio frequencies, what does "MHz" stand for?

Milliseconds
Megahertz
Microseconds
Millivolts

Chapter: 8

Question 33: What are ground waves

Waves that travel along the surface of the Earth
Waves that travel under the surface of the Earth
Waves that travel both under and along the surface of the Earth
Waves that travel away from the ground

Chapter: 8

Question 34: In electronic theory, what does the term "resistance" refer to?

The rate at which an electrical component consumes power.
The ability of an electrical component to store energy in a magnetic field.
The opposition offered by a material to the flow of electric current.
The process of converting alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC).

Chapter: 8

Question 35: What are the benefits of Single Side Band signals?

Longer Travel Distance
Less weight
Faster
Can travel at higher altitudes