1Pitot pressure is used by which flight instrument(s)
Airspeed indicator
Altimeter
Vertical speed indicator
2Referring to the airspeed indicator below, identify the V-speeds associated with colored arcs: A

VsO
3Referring to the airspeed indicator below, identify the V-speeds associated with colored arcs: B

Vs1

4Referring to the airspeed indicator below, identify the V-speeds associated with colored arcs: C

Vfe
5Referring to the airspeed indicator below, identify the V-speeds associated with colored arcs: D

Vno

6Referring to the airspeed indicator below, identify the V-speeds associated with colored arcs: E

Vne
7What is Vs0?
Power off stalling speed w/ gear & full flaps.
Stall with everything hanging Out
8What is Vs1
Power off stalling speed w/ gear and flaps retracted
9What is Vfe
Maximum flap extended speed
10What is Vno
Velocity Normal Operation, structural cruising speed.
11Which important airspeed limitation changes with aircraft weight and is not depicted on the
airspeed indicator?
Stall Speed
12Pressure Altitude
The vertical distance above the standard datum plane
13The vertical distance above the standard datum plane
Pressure Altitude
14Density Altitude
Pressure altitude corrected for non-standard temperature
15Pressure altitude corrected for non-standard temperature
Density Altitude
16True Altitude
The actual height of an object above MSL
17The actual height of an object above MSL
True Altitude
18Absolute Altitude
The heigh of the airplane above the earth's surface
19You fly from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure but do not reset your altimeter. If you maintain a consistent indicated altitude, will you be at your desired altitude? Why?
No, because altimeters measure altitude through a change in pressure.
20What will the effect be on the airspeed indicator if the pitot system becomes clogged, but the static system remains unobstructed?
Airspeed indicator will act as an altimeter, showing an increase in speed during a climb
21What type of movement is shown by the attitude indicator, but not by the turn coordinator?
Pitch and roll
22True/false. If you accelerate an airplane in the northern hemisphere on a heading of east, your compass will indicate a turn to the south.
False, to the north
23Describe the function of the AHRS
It displays information on pitch, roll, and yaw
24What is true about the indications on the altimeter?
In six seconds, the airplane will reach an altitude of 8,460 feet MSL if it continues to climb at the same rate.
25Describe how the integrated flight display compensates for a PFD screen failure.
The PFD should automatically switch to the MFD in reversionary mode
26True/False An enhanced flight vision system (efvs) can be displayed on a PFD
False