Professional Documents
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The loss of _________ is the number one cause reported on all human performance
related mishaps
a) Planning
b) Situational Awareness
c) Teamwork
d) All the above
3. ____________ is required to gain a qualification on the aircraft model that the cabin
crew member will be assigned on
a. Differences’ training;
b. Aircraft visit;
c. Aircraft type training
d. None of the above
7. Mentally focusing on an error that was made while the traffic flow continues to move or
build is called__________
a. Emotional jet lag
b. Animosity
c. Airshow Syndrome
d. Spectator Syndrome
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c) Knowledgeable
d) Good decision maker
10. Attention problems that hamper or prevent proper situational awareness is called
a) Task Saturation
b) Attention Threats
c) Distraction
d) Channelized Attention
13. CRM is concerned with the ________ needed to manage resources within an organized
system
a. Cognitive skills c. Both A and B
b. Interpersonal skills d. None of the above
15. The loss of _________ is the number one cause reported on all human performance
related mishaps
a. Planning c. Teamwork
b. Situational Awareness d. All the above
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a) Cognitive skill
b) Inter-personal skill
c) Intra-personal skill
d) None of the above
20. The _________ is based on a comforting premise that one or all of the crewmembers
have the situation under control and are looking out for your best interests.
a. Halo Effect
b. Excessive Professional Deference
c. Intimidation
d. Spectator syndrome
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24. Identify fatigue hazards by examining the crew is called___________.
a) Reactive
b) Predictive
c) Proactive
d) Risk Assessment
25. ________________defines TEM as “The actions taken by the flight crew to reduce
threats or manage errors”
a) IATA
b) ICAO
c) IOSA
d) AAI
28. Because CRM skills focus primarily on team members understanding and
interpreting their own behaviour and that of others, the skills should be learned an
environment with an __ focus
a) Theoretical
b) Experiential
c) Both a and b
d) None of the above
30. ___________is a term which refers to an aircraft that carries passengers and cargo
together.
a) Airliners
b) Aerofoils
c) Aerodrome
d) None of the above
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c) Corporate aircraft
d) None of the above
34. ____________ promotes safe operations and overall crew performance through the
optimum use of available resources including people, procedures and equipment.
a) Human resource management
b) Crew resource management
c) Flight resource management
d) None of the above
36. CRM are not new but have been recognized as ________ since aviation began.
a. ‘Airmanship’,
b. ‘Captaincy’,
c. ‘Crew Co-operation’
d. All the above
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a. Cognitive skill
b. Inter-personal skill
c. Intra-personal skill
d. None of the above
41. _____________ Involves identifying all aeronautical information which may affect
the flight.
a) AIS Briefing
b) Meteorological briefing
c) Route Selection
d) Chart Preparation
44. ____________ is required to gain a qualification on the aircraft model that the cabin
crew member will be assigned on
a. Differences’ training;
b. Aircraft visit;
c. Aircraft type training
d. None of the above
45. The purpose of a _______ is to familiarize each cabin crew member with the aircraft
environment and its equipment.
a. Differences training
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b. Aircraft type training
c. Initial training
d. Aircraft visit
46. ____________ promotes safe operations and overall crew performance through the
optimum use of available resources including people, procedures and equipment.
a. Human resource management
b. Crew resource management
c. Flight resource management
e) None of the above
48. CRM are not new but have been recognized as ________ since aviation began.
a. ‘Airmanship’,
b. ‘Captaincy’,
c. ‘Crew Co-operation’
d. All the above
a. Cognitive skill
b. Inter-personal skill
c. Intra-personal skill
d. None of the above
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a. Competence
b. Decisiveness
c. Perseverance
d. All the above
52. “We remind you that this is a non-smoking flight. Smoking is prohibited on the
entire aircraft, including the lavatories” this announcement is made on.
a) Boarding
b) Door closure
c) Safety demonstration
d) Both a and d
53. “Ladies and gentlemen, the Captain has turned off the Fasten Seat Belt sign, and you
may now move around the cabin” this announcement is made on.
a) Take-off/ascent
b) Boarding
c) Door closure
d) Safety demonstration
54. “If you require deplaning assistance, please remain in your seat until all other
passengers have deplaned. One of our crew members will then be pleased to assist
you.” this announcement is made on.
a. Landing
b. Descent/final
c. Take-off/ascent
d. Door closure
55. Two of the most common errors made at the inquiry stage results from
miscommunication associated with ___ and ___
a) Complicated and ridiculous
b) Coherence and sense making
c) Obscure and spurious
d) None of the above
56. ____________ Is associated with how well the receiver understands the message
a) Coherence
b) Inquiry
c) Advocacy
d) Conflict resolution
57. The body of the aircraft that spans from nose to tail is called as ____________?
a) Empennage
b) Fuselage
c) Wing
d) Aileron
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c) Monoplanes
d) Helipads
59. ____________ is a practice of shifting the clock ahead when summer approaches and
back as winter comes back.
a) Universal time coordinated
b) Day Light Saving Time
c) Night Light Saving Time
d) None of the above
61. ___________ is a fire fighting device used to cut away cockpit panels and other
aircraft areas if a fire develops inside them.
a) Life rafts
b) Emergency locator transmitter
c) Crash axe
d) Smoke Hood
62. __________ are kept in the flight deck and/ or in the cabin to protect the user against
heat\fire.
a) Asbestos Gloves
b) Life rafts
c) Life jacket
d) None of the above
63. _________ are intended to protect victims of fire from the effects of smoke
inhalation.
a) Asbestos Gloves
b) Life rafts
c) Crash axe
d) Smoke hood
65. ____________ a history professor at Albright College who wrote about the history of
airline meals, said that the higher altitudes alter the taste of the food and the function
of the taste buds.
a) Herzberg
b) Guillaume de Syon
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c) Michel porter
d) Edwin
70. Attention problems that hamper or prevent proper situational awareness is called
e) Task Saturation
f) Attention Threats
g) Distraction
h) Channelized Attention
72. __________ is the adaptation and subsequent inattention to a cue or warning sign.
a) Inattention
b) Channelized Attention
c) Habituation
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d) Pressing
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75. SMS stands for____________________
a) Short Management System
b) Safety Message System
c) Safety Management System
d) Short Message Service
79. The _________ is based on a comforting premise that one or all of the crewmembers
have the situation under control and are looking out for your best interests.
a) Halo Effect
b) Excessive Professional Deference
c) Intimidation
d) Spectator syndrome
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83. Leaders have a high level of physical and mental
a) Stamina
b) Strategy
c) Capacity
d) Awareness
84. “I’ve heard this guy is really good” “Everyone says this guy is the best” is examples
for____________
a. Concentration effect
b. Halo Effect
c. Attitude effect
d. Spectator Syndrome
85. The _______________provides regulatory guidance for ATC crewmembers authority and
leadership
a. Air Force
b. Air Authority
c. IATA
d. ICAO
87. ____________is the interruption of conscious attention to a task by a non-task related cue
a. Distraction
b. Task Saturation
c. Attention Threats
d. None of the above
88. __________ is the adaptation and subsequent inattention to a cue or warning sign.
a. Inattention
b. Channelized Attention
c. Habituation
d. Pressing
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91. Identify fatigue hazards by examining the crew is called___________.
e) Reactive
f) Predictive
g) Proactive
h) Risk Assessment
97. ______________flights have the added consequence of crossing multiple time zones.
a) Long-haul
b) Short haul
c) Military
d) None of the above
98. The use of ___ and procedures reduce cognitive processing during periods of high stress
a. Checklist
b. Safety card
c. Documents
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d. All the above
105. ______________flights have the added consequence of crossing multiple time zones.
e) Long-haul
f) Short haul
g) Military
h) None of the above
106. Two of the most common errors made at the inquiry stage results from
miscommunication associated with ___ and ___
e) Complicated and ridiculous
f) Coherence and sense making
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g) Obscure and spurious
h) None of the above
107. ____________ Is associated with how well the receiver understands the message
e) Coherence
f) Inquiry
g) Advocacy
h) Conflict resolution
108. The body of the aircraft that spans from nose to tail is called as ____________?
e) Empennage
f) Fuselage
g) Wing
h) Aileron
110. ____________ is a practice of shifting the clock ahead when summer approaches and
back as winter comes back.
e) Universal time coordinated
f) Day Light Saving Time
g) Night Light Saving Time
h) None of the above
111. ____________ Is associated with how well the receiver understands the message
i) Coherence
j) Inquiry
k) Advocacy
l) Conflict resolution
112. Revolves around the same what is right, not who is right.
a) Coherence
b) Inquiry
c) Advocacy
d) Conflict resolution
114. __________ are constructed in order to elicit objective answers that are not skewed
by the questioner’s agenda.
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a. Open questions
b. Closed Questions
c. Probing and prompting
d. None of the above
115. ____________ are those where the possible answers are restricted or even implied.
a. Open questions
b. Closed questions
c. Probing and prompting
d. None of the above
116. Students should observe appropriate ways of acting and communicating and
experience the positive effects on themselves
a. Effective Questioning
b. Listening
c. Observation of behaviour
d. Role modelling
121. The ______ provides voice communications between the flight deck and the flight
attendant stations.
a) Cabin interphone system
b) Emergency Locator Transmitter
c) Mega Phone
d) All the above
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122. Airport codes are assigned and governed by_________________.
a) IATA resolution 852
b) IATA resolution 899
c) IATA resolution 742
d) IATA resolution 763
124. The ______ provides voice communications between the flight deck and the flight
attendant stations.
e) Cabin interphone system
f) Emergency Locator Transmitter
g) Mega Phone
h) All the above
125. The commercial aircraft which are largest in size are wide-body jets which are also
called
a) Twin-aisle
b) Single-aisle
c) Narrow-aisle
d) None of the above
128. Before every flight it is essential for Cabin Crew to participate in the _________?
a. Pre-flight briefing
b. Post - flight briefing
c. Public announcements
d. None of the above
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132. The type of food in the flight varies depending upon the ___________ and
_____________?
a. Airline Company
b. Class of travel
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above
a. Boarding
b. Door closure
c. Safety demonstration
e. All the above
134. ___________ is the urgent abandonment of an aircraft utilizing all useable exits.
135. Expand RFFS.
137.There are several steps that Cabin Crew need to take during Cabin Secure, these
involve:
a) Stowage of bags
b) Seatbelts
c) Overhead lockers
d) All the above
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b. Checks to ensure uniform regulations have been adhered to.
c. Paperwork completion.
d. All the above
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139. The type of food in the flight varies depending upon the ___________ and
_____________?
a. Airline Company
b. Class of travel
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above
141. ___________ is the urgent abandonment of an aircraft utilizing all useable exits.
a. Emergency locator transmitter
b. CPR
c. Heimlich maneuver
d. Emergency Evacuation
142. Expand RFFS.
a. Rescue and Fire Fighting Services
b. Resources For Future
c. Resource and Fire Fighting System
d. None of the above
146. _______ is fitted to the aisle floor, sides of seats, emergency exits, etc. to enable
passengers to check the exits in an emergency evacuation at night or when the cabin is
filled with smoke.
ii. Emergency locator transmitter
iii. Emergency exits
iv. Emergency Escape Path Light
v. None of the above
147. When the aircraft is forced to make a landing due to technical problems it is
called as?
a. Precautionary landing
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b. Ditching
c. Go-around
d. Forced landing
149. ________ is the description given to the act of aborting a landing attempt.
a. Precautionary landing
b. Ditching
c. Go-around
d. Forced landing
152. Mentally focusing on an error that was made while the traffic flow continues
to move or build is called__________
a. Emotional jet lag
b. Animosity
c. Air show Syndrome
d. Spectator Syndrome
157. When people are suffering from fatigue, their ability to carry out tasks can
be__________________________.
a) Observed
b) Neglected
c) Improved
d) Impaired
162. Mentally focusing on an error that was made while the traffic flow continues
to move or build is called__________
a) Emotional jet lag
b) Animosity
c) Air show Syndrome
d) Spectator Syndrome
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163. A leader need not be _______________
e) Competent
f) Good looking
g) Knowledgeable
h) Good decision maker
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