Chapter: 1

Question 1: Under what conditions may the pilot of a small RPA wear night vision goggles to control the aircraft in flight

It is forbidden unless they have a means of detecting all light in the visual spectrum
The pilot must remove the goggles for takeoff and landing only if they require vision aids
The pilot must ensure that the visual observers are provided with a reliable system of communication with the pilot
The pilot must remove the goggles while the aircraft is operating over 400ft AGL

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Question 2: 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 3: 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 4: State the minimum visibility required to operate an RPA in controlled airspace

The weather must be good enough to keep the RPA in sight at all times
1 statute mile
2 statute miles
3 statute miles

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Question 5: NAV CANADA has … distinct graphic area forecasts (GFA) covering the Canadian domestic airspace

5
6
8
7

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Question 6: In order to remain current, the small RPA pilot certificate holder must have completed one of the following

Completed a basic small RPA maintenance course within the past 24 months
Not crashed the small RPA in the past 12 months
Have no outstanding infractions or violations
Completed a flight review within 24 months conducted by a holder of a small RPA pilot certificate endorsed for flight reviews

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Question 7: Flight of a small RPA over persons under advanced operations structure is …

Allowed only if it is GPS connected
Allowed if the RPA is flown greater than 5000 ft AGL
Allowed if the RPA is flown greater than 1000 ft AGL
Strictly prohibited unless it has a defined RPAS safety assurance declaration from the manufacturer appropriate to your operation

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Question 8: What minimum distance from an old runway, listed in the abandoned airports list of the Canadian flight supplement, may an RPA user may approach in flight?

3 Nautical Miles
They can fly over the old runway without restriction
3 statute miles
1 nautical mile

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Question 9: Which of the following is not a subject matter found in TP15623

Meteorology
Air law
Human factors
Electronics

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Question 10: When can a visual observer perform their duties on an RPA without the ability to communicate with the pilot

The flight operation is performed with an FPV device
The flight operation is performed outside of the built-up area, only in class G airspace
The flight operation is performed inside or underground
The flight operation is performed outside of built-up areas

Chapter: 2

Question 11: On a small multirotor RPA, pitch and roll maneuvers are produced by

Decreasing the motor RPM to all motor in short bursts
Increasing the motor RPM o one side of the RPA while decreasing the motor on the other side
Increasing the motor rpm on one side of the RPA while neutralizing the motor rpm on the other side
Extending the ailerons downwards

Chapter: 2

Question 12: In very cold weather, the altimeter

Overestimate its measurement
It will give the exact value
Will underestimate altitude
Will indicate 0 feet once on the ground

Chapter: 2

Question 13: Define “payload”

Systems or objects attached to the RPA to be dropped.
The total electrical current used by an RPA in flight
System or nonessential objects attracted to the RPA that performs a function of the mission
The voltage of the energy source that powers an RPA

Chapter: 2

Question 14: Which component is not part of an RPAS ground control system

An autopilot
A power source
A GPS beacon
A combination transmitter/receiver

Chapter: 2

Question 15: Vertical stabilizers and fins aid in?

Pitch control
Directional stability
Longitudinal stability
Altitude stability

Chapter: 3

Question 16: Which of the following is an example of a physical factor that can affect the performance of a Remote Pilot and the safe operation of an RPAS?

Fatigue and stress
Task complexity
Communication skills
Weather conditions

Chapter: 3

Question 17: What is the extent to which expectancy represents a risk to a RPA user

Expectancy is based on habit rather than perception
Expectancy makes the pilot tend to foget their previous experiences
Expectancy promotes newness to the detriment of what is familiar
Expectancy ensures that the pilot understands all the details of communication

Chapter: 3

Question 18: What is the Anti-Authority Attitude

Does not listen to instructions and rules
Listens to instructions and rules
Thinks that they will never cause an accident
Does not like other people not listening to them

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Question 19: What is the most important aspect to ensure good communication between crew members?

Telephone, maintaining constant contact
Search for information
Feedback
Listening with no need for input

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Question 20: What is the term used to describe a state of mental or physical fatigue that can degrade a Remote Pilot's performance during an RPAS flight?

Hypoxia
Apathy
Burnout
Altitude sickness

Chapter: 3

Question 21: 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 22: As a Remote Pilot, you notice that the RPAS control interface has a software glitch, affecting its responsiveness. What is the most appropriate action to take?

Continue the flight and report the issue after landing
Restart the RPAS immediately and continue the flight
Modify the flight path to avoid populated areas
Suspend the flight and troubleshoot the issue before resuming

Chapter: 3

Question 23: Why is it essential for a Remote Pilot to engage in regular training and proficiency checks?

To maintain the RPAS's manufacturer warranty
To meet regulatory requirements for RPAS operation
To impress potential clients with the pilot's skills
To reduce the insurance premium for the RPAS

Chapter: 4

Question 24: An abrupt change in wind direction and wind speed is known as …

Eddie Current
Wind shear
Katabatic lift
Venturi effect

Chapter: 4

Question 25: Between the cold front and warm front, what is the section known as?

Ambient Sector
Transition Sector
Warm Sector
Cold Sector

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Question 26: Which of the formations is an indicator of stable air?

Cumulus clouds
Unlimited visibility
Stratiform clouds
Altocumulus castellanus

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Question 27: Air mass thunderstorms form as a result of

Convection or orographic lift
Katabatic winds
Anabatic winds
Eddie currents

Chapter: 4

Question 28: As the temperature of air increases, what is the effect on the humidity?

The air is able to hold more water vapour and the relative humidity drops
The air is able to hold more water vapour and the relative humidity increases
The air is able to hold less water vapour and the relative humidity drops
The air is able to hold less water vapour and the relative humidity increases

Chapter: 4

Question 29: When do up-valley and down-valley winds usually begin?

Mid-afternoon, evening
Morning, late-night
Mid-afternoon, morning
Midnight, Afternoon

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Question 30: What of the following are characteristics of a moist, unstable air mass

Poor visibility and smooth air
Cumuliform clouds and showery precipitation
All the answers are correct
Stratiform clouds and showery precipitation

Chapter: 5

Question 31: True or False: An aerodrome labelled as unserviced is the same as an uncontrolled aerodrome

True
False

Chapter: 5

Question 32: True or False: Longitude measures the horizontal, east to west axis

True
False

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Question 33: 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.

Chapter: 5

Question 34: Which of the following terms refers to the angle between true north and magnetic north?

Latitude
Heading
Variation
Altitude

Chapter: 5

Question 35: Pilots in command of a small remotely polluted aircraft wishing to enter class D airspace must

Establish two-way communication with ATC prior to entering the airspace
Avoid collision with volant animals
Get permission from airport security
Broadcast their intentions to local air traffic control

Chapter: 6

Question 36: ATC allows you to travel on the airport along a taxiway. As you approach a runway, you notice that the stop bars are lit red continuously. What do you need to do?

Slow down and get on the runway at a reduced speed
Stop on the taxiway and wait for new authorization
Stop on the track and wait for a new authorization
Proceed as authorized and takeoff, the bars are only for aircraft in flight

Chapter: 6

Question 37: How can aviation stakeholders have a role to play in mitigating wildlife-related risks

Avoiding a flight when animals or birds have been present within 3 hours of operations
By reducing the speed of the aircraft
Familiarize yourself with bird/mammal impact report forms, and be sure to file a report in case of accidental contact with a wild animal
Avoiding the flight of aircraft at low altitude

Chapter: 6

Question 38: When shall flight control locks on a small RPA be utilized?

Be engaged at all times to reduce the risk of accidents
Only be used in the cruise portion of the flight profile
Never be engaged in order to reduce the risk of accidents
Only be used if the fight control lock is incapable of becoming engaged when the RPA is being operated.

Chapter: 6

Question 39: What does TAF stand for

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

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Question 40: What colour are runway lights

Orange
White
Red
Pink

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Question 41: How would the ALPHA taxiway be represented on an aerodrome?

Using the ground marking of the letter “A”
Using a sign that says “taxiway A”
Using a panel displaying the letter “A”
Using a sign with an arrow

Chapter: 6

Question 42: How does an individual issue NOTAMs?

Contact the FIC or FSS
Contact Transport Canada
Contact the FAA
Contact the local ATC through radio

Chapter: 7

Question 43: How can you reduce parasite drag?

Smoothen connection points between parts of the aircraft
Increase speed
Decrease speed
Not possible

Chapter: 7

Question 44: Which example does not demonstrate Newton’s third law on aircraft?

A propeller pushes air backward causing thrust
A rudder pushes air side-to-side causing turning
A wing pushes air downward causing lift
A pilot observes the air speed causing a bird to get hit

Chapter: 7

Question 45: Name the type of drag which is reduced when the aircraft is smooth and highly polished

Constant drag
Airframe drag
Friction drag
Induced drag

Chapter: 7

Question 46: The air breaks into a series of eddies when in contact with the ground, a phenomenon called …

Wind shear
Convergence
Thermal turbulence
Mechanical Turbulence

Chapter: 8

Question 47: In radio communication, what is the purpose of the "squawk code" or "transponder code"?

To identify the manufacturer of the aircraft's transponder.
To communicate with other aircraft using a specific code language.
To provide the aircraft's altitude to Air Traffic Control.
To uniquely identify the aircraft on radar.

Chapter: 8

Question 48: Over a distance, radio wave length will

Remain constant but strength or amplitude will decrease
Flatten out into a non-signal
Shorten but strength or amplitude will remain constant
Lengthen but strength or amplitude will decrease

Chapter: 8

Question 49: What does the term "VHF" stand for in radio communication?

Very High Frequency
Very High-Altitude Flight
Variable Horizontal Flight
Visual Height Finder

Chapter: 8

Question 50: 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).