In the diagram of the earth, which line represents latitude?

A

B

The compartment of a ship which serves as the kitchen is called the

bulkhead

dining compartment

chow compartment

galley

plane-staff

When entering a climb from level flight, the weight of the aircraft

a. results in increased drag

b. results in decreased drag

c. is directly perpendicular to the flight path

d. results in increased angle of attack

e. results in decreased angle of attack

Wings work using the principle of the _______. This is when a faster flowing fluid exerts a lower pressure on its surroundings than a slower flowing liquid.

Charles Law

Newtons Law

Bernoulli Effect

Theory of Relativity

For the solid airplane, skin friction drag is reduced by keeping an the plane's surface highly polished and clean. For the fuel, the magnitude of the drag depends on the _________ .

density

volume

pressure

viscosity

temperature

The aerodynamic effect that occurs near the ground is called?

On an aircraft carrier, the lee helmsman

Air is _____ dense at higher altitudes, so the higher an aircraft flies, the _____ it must travel (in relation to the ground) in order to produce the same amount of lift.

B uses static pressure to indicate altitude above the Mean Sea Level (MSL)

The wings of the airplane are angled upward. What is this called?

The plane is a

Forecastle refers to the upper deck of a sailing ship forward of the foremast. This is located where?

Due to the shape of aerofoils, the air that passes above the wings, other than taking a longer path also

a) gets across slower than below the wing, since there is more distance for the air to travel

b) has higher pressure, since more air travels above the wings

c) has lower pressure, since the air flowing over the top surface of the wing is moving faster

d) exerts less force that that flowing under the wing, resulting in generated lift

e) both a and b

f) both c and d

g) all of the above

F both C&D

c) has lower pressure, since the air flowing over the top surface of the wing is moving faster

d) exerts less force that that flowing under the wing, 

This is the drag created by the vortices at the tip of an aircraft's wing. This is the drag due to lift.

Form drag

Pressure drag

Skin friction drag

Parasite drag

Induced drag

E Measures the fuel flow

Identify

C

When is a plane more likely to stall?

In straight and level flight

In a great degree of bank turn

In a gentle turn

While on the ground idling

The IFF on a military aircraft

indicates free flow of fuel

indicates free flow of air into the jet engine compressor

indicates rate of indicated free fall of a power-off glide

indicates whether an aircraft is an enemy or an ally

determines the flap positions

indicates whether an aircraft is an enemy or an ally

IFF stands for "Identification Friend or Foe"

________________ refers to the upper deck of a sailing ship forward of the foremast.

This is caused by the actual contact of the air particles against the suraface of the aircraft.

Form drag

Pressure drag

Skin friction drag

Parasite drag

Induced drag

D couples electronic stabilizing features with magnetic compass to indicate magnetic heading of aircraft

What is the most stable place to stand in a row boat?

Bottom center

Starboard

Port

Bottom rear

When nose gear steering is engaged, and the aircraft is moving on the ground, pressing the rudder pedals causes the ________ to turn.

Identify N

Identify D

Freeboard

Freeboard is the distance from the waterline to the main deck.

Which of the following were not in the US program:

Redstone

Atlas

Challenger

Columbia

Delta

Titan

What type of air is "lighter"

Humid or dry air

Cold or warm air

Supersonic means

A minimally safe airspeed decent is principally used

a. for low-level flight patterns

b. for normal landing approaches

c. when flaps are inoperative

d. on runways above the sea level

e. when clearing obstacles during landing

when clearing obstacles during landing

A minimum safe airspeed decent is a nose-high, power-assisted descent condition principally used for clearing obstacles during a landing approach to a short runway

Which of the following is not one of the five basic structural components of a modern aircraft?

fuselage

wings

empennage

power plant

undercarriage

flaps

The ____________ creates turbulence and results in the pockets of low and high pressure that leave a wake behind the airplane or airfoil (thus the name pressure drag).

increased thrust

separation of air

faster speed

high winds

Identify

D

A yawl is

a) a single mast sailing vessel

b) double mast sailing vessel where the mizen or rear mast is aft of the rudder post

A

(B is called a "sloop")

On an aircraft, long wings are compared to shorter wings result in which of the following?

Shallower glide angle

Faster roll rate

Greater speed

The __________ is an upright wall within the hull of a ship or within the fuselage of an airplane. The term is now used for every vertical panel aboard a ship

Control Tower

Bulkhead

Forecastle

B is the Conn-____ Controls

F is the chimney of a ship

Identify F

A identifies the port side or the starboard side of the ship?

The weakness of the ramjet was that the air intake must be traveling at _______ for good efficiency. A ramjet does not work well at low speeds.

a) a decreasing speed

b) an increasing speed

c) supersonic

In a turbofan, a large set of fan blades is set right in the front of the inlet. The fan works much like a propeller, thrusting the engine forward, pushing a large amount of air backwards.

Complete the paragraph in proper order:

a) The air goes into the turbojet behind the fan works the same as a turbojet.

b) The air that "jets" out the back of this engine has less thrust than the air that exits a turbojet.

c) As the air is pushed back by the fan, some of it goes into the engine and some bypasses the engine.

d) The turbine in a turbofan drives the fan as well as the compressor.

What purpose does the wing position serve?

increase speed

improve stability

sharper turns

From where is longitude measured?

Prime Meridian

Equator

International Date Line

Identify

F

What color is the starboard running light?

If Navy ensigns and lieutenants are company grade officers, commodors and admirals are what type of officers?

Color officers

Field grade officers

Flag officers

Banner officers

The morning watch on a naval vessel occurs during the hours of

0000 and 0400

0400 and 0800

0800 and 1200

1200 and 1600

1700 and 2000

2100 and 2400

Depressing the left rudder pedal would ___ the aircraft to the ____. In other words, the tail would displace to the _____, while the nose of the aircraft would displace to the _____.

yaw, right, left, right

roll, left, right, left

pitch, right, left, right

yaw, left, right, left

roll, right, left, right

pitch, left, right, left

____________ is the name of the airport building from which the air traffic control unit controls the movement of aircraft on and around the airport.

Control Tower

Bulkhead

Forecastle

When fuel is dumped into the hot exhaust gas exiting the nozzel, another controlled explosion has been caused by the

Turbojet

Turbines

Turboprop

Afterburners

Ramjet

On the ship, the "head" is

the keel of the ship

the control room

the toilet

the Captain

the main sailing mast

the toilet

The use of the term "head" to refer to the ship's toilet dates  as early as 1708, when Woodes Rogers used the word in his book,A Cruising Voyage Around the World

D is an area or room from which the ship can be commanded

Identify D

An airfoil creates more lift at lower altitudes with low humidity due to the ______ of the air being greater.

pressue

temperature

volume

density

Because skin friction drag is an interaction between a solid (the airplane surface) and a gas (the air), the magnitude of skin friction depends on

a) the properties of both the solid and the gas.

b) the amount of magnetic force surrounding each object

c) just the density of the gas

d) all of the above

In the diagram of the earth, which line represents longitude?

A

B

Select all the characteristics out of the list below for a warm front.

a) Hard, short period of rain

b) Steady, long period of rain

c) Fog

d) Strong winds

b) Steady, long period of rain

c) Fog

The body of a ship, excluding sails, masts, riggings and yards is called the

keel

hull

foreline

bulkhead

main stay

The upward angle of wings on a plane is called the dihedral. This

a) helps keep a plane from rolling unexpectedly during flight

b) improves manuverability of the airplane

c) prevents yaw-roll coupling

a) helps keep a plane from rolling unexpectedly during flight

(increases lateral stability)

When you take off at sea-level on a hot and humid day, the density altitude of the airport is much ______ than normal.

higher

lower

almost equal

The high pressure underneath the wing causes the airlow at the tips of the wings to curl around 

a) from the bottom to top in a circular motion.

b) from the top to the bottom in a circular motion

The critical angle of attack is the angle of attack which produces maximum lift coefficient. This also known as:

vector angle

stall angle of attack

maximum angle

angle of incidence

stall angle of attack

(where a stall would take place)

Why do pilots prefer to land into the wind?

a) to have the wind in their hair to remind them how glamorous being a pilot is

b) to accelerate just before touching down

c) to reduce ground speed

d) to decrease lift

Which of the following is not a primary flight control?

aileron

rudder

elevator

flaps

On the ground, and aircraft is steered by

a. moving the stick or turning the yoke

b. engine thrust

c. pushing on the rudder peddles

d. applying turning trim

e. moving the ailerons

J are lights

What is J

If P is the bow of the ship, then O is basically the ____ of the ship

B identifies the port side or the starboard side of the ship?

___________ is a measure of the combined effects of outside air temperatue and air pressure compared to a normal temperature/pressure day.

Volume

Specific gravity

Hydrolic pressure

Density altitude

Identify A

(shows pitch and bank)

G indicates magnetic heading but unstable

Roll happens around which axis

1. The vertical axis, may also be the  body, wind, or stability axis

2. The lateral axis that passes through the plane from wingtip to wingtip

3. The longitudinal axis passes through the plane from nose to tail.