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10 PPL Human Factors
   Number of questions total: 30
   Time allowed: 40 minutes
   Time used: 34 mins
   Result: Not Passed
                     Correct answers: 16 (53 %)
       3.   Wrong     Which of the following noises is not normally in the instant damage
       range?
        Your Answer: A shotgun being fired.
        Correct Answer: A truck driving past.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.20.6
       4.   Wrong     What, in order, are the basic principles of post crash survival
       management?
        Your Answer: Find food, find water, identify your location, find shelter, have a will to
       survive.
        Correct Answer: Will to survive, identify location, find shelter, find water, find food.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.66.4
       5.   Wrong     What is the correct action when your passenger is showing signs of fear
       or anxiety and complains of numbness and tingling in their feet and hands?
        Your Answer: Give the passenger oxygen from the onboard supply.
        Correct Answer: Tell the passenger to breathe slowly into a paper air sickness bag.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.12.8
       6.   Wrong     What are some of the symptoms of decompression sickness?
        Your Answer: Hypoxia and tingling in the hands and feet.
        Correct Answer: Joint pain and temporary paralysis.
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        Syllabus Reference: 10.16.6
       9.    Wrong    If a headset provides grade 2 hearing protection it provides:
        Your Answer: active noise cancelling.
        Correct Answer: less protection than a grade 3 headset.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.20.8
       14.    Wrong    The pilots information, reported to the CAA, in accordance with CAR Part
       12:
        Your Answer: will always be made available to prosecution authorities.
        Correct Answer: will only be made available to prosecution authorities if there was
       an act that caused unnecessary danger to life or property.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.54.6
       19.    Wrong    Situational awareness is:
        Your Answer: an integral part of the operating of the long term memory.
        Correct Answer: improved when a person’s residual mental capacity is improved.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.46.2
       20.    Wrong    Which option is correct regarding ABC for first aid?
        Your Answer: A stands for airways. Contact ATS as soon as possible so they can get
       help on the way.
        Correct Answer: A stands for airway. Ensure the person has a clear airway and they
       can breathe.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.64.2
       23.    Wrong    Flight anxiety can be reduced by:
        Your Answer: exposure to severe turbulence.
        Correct Answer: learning how an aircraft flies or by learning to fly.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.28.6
       24.    Wrong    How can tolerance to G-forces be increased?
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        Your Answer: By being well hydrated and eating healthy foods.
        Correct Answer: By exposure to G-forces and fitness training.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.24.2
       25.    Wrong    With respect to noise protection, pilots;
        Your Answer: should always provide passengers with a briefing which includes the
       dangers of noises around the airfield.
        Correct Answer: should wear hearing protection around loud noises and take care
       when around aircraft.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.20.8
       27.    Wrong    After donating one unit of blood, a pilot should always wait for at least:
        Your Answer: 72 hours before flying.
        Correct Answer: 24 hours before flying.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.34.4
       28.    Wrong    If you wish to go flying after scuba diving:
        Your Answer: this is safe if you are experiencing no effects of the bends after the
       dive.
        Correct Answer: you should not fly for at least 24 hours after the dive.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.16.12
       29.    Wrong    What do you NOT need to cover during your pre-flight passenger
       briefing?
        Your Answer: Details on when smoking is permitted.
        Correct Answer: Expected air temperature at cruising altitude.
        Syllabus Reference: 10.66.2
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