AFOQT Online Practice Questions and Answers

Ailerons are located

A. Drag, lift, thrust and weight

B. On the outer edge of the wings

C. Go up and down

D. Roll or turn

Steady red light signal from the tower to aircraft approaching to land

A. Airport is unsafe for landing

B. Produce thrust

C. Continue circling

D. Greater lift and more drag

Aircraft Structure

A. Engine Propeller

B. Helps cool the engine

C. Fixed: Vertical stabilizer and horizontal stabilizer Moveable: Rudder, elevator, trim tabs

D. Fuselage Wings (w/ ailerons and flaps) Empennage(tail) Landing Gear Power Plant

Moving the control wheel or stick to the right will cause the right aileron to

A. Speed of Sound

B. Airspeed will increase Aircraft pitch will change

C. Yaw

D. Rotate forward

Which two flight controls are used to control the rate of a turn?

A. Closed runway

B. 10%

C. Elevator and ailerons

D. Northwest

Climb Types

A. Normal Best rate of climb (Vy) Best angle of climb (Vx)

B. 230 degrees

C. Ailerons

D. Drag, lift, thrust, weight

Area of a rectangle

A. Moon on the earth

B. Goiter

C. Catalysts

D. Length X Width

Which of the following is a chemical change?

A. Four pairs of legs

B. Burning one pound of coal

C. Avoid salt

D. Protein

Of the following the lightest element known on earth is

A. Cirrus

B. Nitrogen

C. Hydrogen

D. 8 minutes

Radium is stored in lead containers because

A. Scurvy

B. Ball and socket

C. 3 hours

D. The lead absorbs the harmful radiation

Special Lines

A. All angles are 90 degrees.

B. Indicate altitudes, medians and angle bisections (dashed line you create solving problem)

C. Quadrilateral whose opposing sides are parallel to each other. Opposite sides are also equal.

D. Polygon with 4 sides. Sum always measures 360 degrees.

Trapezoid

A. Two sides parallel but two are not

B. Line going across the circle, 1/2 circle

C. 1/4 circle, 1/2 diameter

D. 360 degrees Circumference is the length around

Perimeter

A. Pi (3.14 or 22/7 or 3 1/7)

B. Sum of the length of all sides

C. Hypotenuse (long line) equal to sum of the square of the legs c2=a2+b2

D. Pi X diameter or pi X radius X2

Pythagorean Theorem

A. Hypotenuse (long line) equalsto sum of the square of the legs c2=a2+b2

B. Pi (3.14 or 22/7 or 3 1/7)

C. Length X Width

D. Pi X diameter or pi X radius X2

In chemistry, what are alpha particles?

A. Helium nuclei

B. Platelets

C. Mass

D. 6