ATC AIRSPACE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 100% PASS ALREADY GRADED A+

ATC AIRSPACE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 100% PASS ALREADY GRADED A+ “What is the color of the runway markings and runway hold lines? - CORRECT ANSWER Yellow" "___ are the portion of the airfield where aircraft or helicopters are parked before, after, or between flights, and for servicing and maintenance. - CORRECT ANSWER Aprons" "When Parking a vehicle with a manual transmission in close proximity to an aircraft, what gear is the transmmission left in? - CORRECT ANSWER Reverse" "What actions are required when parking a vehicle on the airfield? - CORRECT ANSWER Leave keys in ignition, park vehicle so it does not interfiere with aircraft being towed or taxiing, place automatic transmission inpark or manual transmission in reverse." "When an aircraft's engines are being operated, vehicles will not be parked less than how far of an aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER 25ft in front of aircraft, 200ft to rear of aircraft" "What does a blinking red light from the ATC tower mean? - CORRECT ANSWER " "What does a blinking red and green light from the ATC tower mean? - CORRECT ANSWER General warning: exercise extreme caution" "During an aircraft emergency on the runway which of the following vehicles have permission to cross the runway without contacting the Control Tower for approval? - CORRECT ANSWER None of the above." "All vehicles must approach a parked aircraft how? - CORRECT ANSWER " "Runways are identified how? - CORRECT ANSWER By numbers that rep the orientation of the runway approach in compass degrees rounded to the nearest 10." "Parallel runways will have the letters L for left, R for right as viewed from the cockpit of aircraft landing or taking off. What does the C stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER Center" "What are Taxiways ? - CORRECT ANSWER Taxiways are designated as paved areas that air craft use to taxi between the apron and runways." "Phonetic alphabet: "A" - CORRECT ANSWER Alpha" "Phonetic alphabet: "B" - CORRECT ANSWER Bravo" "Phonetic alphabet: "C" - CORRECT ANSWER Charlie" "Phonetic alphabet: "D" - CORRECT ANSWER Delta" "Phonetic alphabet: "E" - CORRECT ANSWER Echo" "Phonetic alphabet: "F" - CORRECT ANSWER Foxtrot" "Phonetic alphabet: "G" - CORRECT ANSWER Golf" "Phonetic alphabet: "H" - CORRECT ANSWER Hotel" "Phonetic alphabet: "I" - CORRECT ANSWER India" "Phonetic alphabet: "J" - CORRECT ANSWER Juliet" "Phonetic alphabet: "K" - CORRECT ANSWER Kilo" "Phonetic alphabet: "L" - CORRECT ANSWER Lima" "Phonetic alphabet: "M" - CORRECT ANSWER Mike" "Phonetic alphabet: "N" - CORRECT ANSWER November" "Phonetic alphabet: "O" - CORRECT ANSWER Oscar" "Phonetic alphabet: "P" - CORRECT ANSWER Papa" "Phonetic alphabet: "Q" - CORRECT ANSWER Quebec" "Phonetic alphabet: "R" - CORRECT ANSWER Romeo" "Phonetic alphabet: "S" - CORRECT ANSWER Sierra" "Phonetic alphabet: "T" - CORRECT ANSWER Tango" "Phonetic alphabet: "U" - CORRECT ANSWER Uniform" "Phonetic alphabet: "V" - CORRECT ANSWER Victor" "Phonetic alphabet: "W" - CORRECT ANSWER Whiskey" "Phonetic alphabet: "X" - CORRECT ANSWER X-ray" "Phonetic alphabet: "Y" - CORRECT ANSWER Yankee" "Phonetic alphabet: "Z" - CORRECT ANSWER Zulu" "How are "Heavies" parked? - CORRECT ANSWER Squared off" "How are fighters parked? - CORRECT ANSWER At an angle" "How are aircraft parking spots identified - CORRECT ANSWER By row number and alphabetical spot identifier" "What are taxilanes - CORRECT ANSWER Taxilanes are defined by aircraft taxi routs across the parking apron. Solid yellow lines marked on the apron." "Vehicle traffic lanes - CORRECT ANSWER Routes marked with solid white lines on the edges and a dashed white center line." "Entry Control Point, ECP - CORRECT ANSWER Where vehicles may enter and exit a restricted area" "Edge - CORRECT ANSWER Markings for the taxiway edge are two solid yellow lines." "Helipad - CORRECT ANSWER Indiate hellicopter operations." "____ are the portion of the airfield where aircraft or helicopters are parked before, after or between flights, and for servicing and maintenance. - CORRECT ANSWER Aprons" "______ are routes marked with solid white lines on the edges and a dashed white center line. They are used to guide airfield vehicle operators on the apron. - CORRECT ANSWER Vehicle traffic lanes" "_____ are identified by numbers that represent the orientation in compass degrees rounded to the nearest ten degrees. - CORRECT ANSWER Runways" "A mandatory instruction sign located at a runway holdline will be what color? - CORRECT ANSWER Red back ground, white font" "Where would red sign, white font 4-22 sign be located? - CORRECT ANSWER At the VFR holdline for Runway 4-22" "Near what airfield pavement marking would the following side be located? Red sign, white font 4-APCH - CORRECT ANSWER VFR Holdine" "At night taxiways have internally illuminated signs and ____ _____ lights. - CORRECT ANSWER blue edge lights" "CMA - CORRECT ANSWER Controlled Movment Area" "When encountering a moving aircraft at night in a vehicle what do you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Stop and immediately turn off headlights. Turn on parking lights or emergency flashers." "True or false, headlights will be turned ON prior to putting vehicle in motion. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "When visibility is less than 300ft refueling and explosive loaded vehicles will not be operated without authorization from the base/wing commander. True or False. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "When visibility is less than 100ft, no vehicles except emergency/alert vehicles will be operated on the airfield. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "When visibility is less than 50ft it is recommended that a walking guide equipped with a flashing/luminecent wand be used during emergency movement of alert vehicles. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "At night the taxiways have internally illuminated signs and_____ edge lights? - CORRECT ANSWER Blue" "At night and during inclement weather, it is critical you gain permission from and maintain com with the tower controller while driving in the controlled movement area. CMA. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "When you're staying in the vehicle what do you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Set parking break. Automatic transmissions to park. Or place manual transmissions to reverse." "When the engines are running about to be started where should you not be? - CORRECT ANSWER Within 25ft in front of or within 200ft to rear of aircraft. Or danger areas." "Where should you not park around an aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER Don't park to the side of the aircraft where personnel in cockpit cannot see you. Establish eye contact if possible." "Larger aircraft taxiing or during idle engines require how much distance? - CORRECT ANSWER Greater distances of up to 600ft." "What are the leading causes of runway incursions, human factors? - CORRECT ANSWER Miscommunication, lack of situational awareness, insufficient training." "What will happen if you cross the runway without ATC approval? - CORRECT ANSWER Immediate apprehension, suspension of airfield driving privileges, and a letter to your commander." "How can you maintain SA, situational awareness? - CORRECT ANSWER Understanding/following control tower instructions, using airfield diagrams, knowing the purpose and requirements indicated by markings, signs, and lights." "When parking a manual transmission vehicle close to an aircraft what gear do you set it in?? - CORRECT ANSWER Reverse" “Which of the following airspace is not under NAS control A. Jet Routes B. Standard instrument departures C. Class B airspace D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. None of the above" "Which of the following aircraft is not subject to NAS regulations A. Powered Aircraft B. Parachute Jumpers C. Drones D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER None of the above" "Which of the following is a type of restriction that may be placed on airspace? A. Communication Requirements B. Visibility Limitations C. Speed Limitations D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "The airspace above 18,000 MSL in the US and canada is called: A. Class B B. Class A C. Class C D. Class G - CORRECT ANSWER B. Class A Airspace" "Class A airspace extends up to: A. Fl450 B. FL 290 C. FL 600 D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER C. FL 600" "When Flying in class A airspace the altimeter will be set to: A. QNH B. QNE C. Altimeter setting from ATIS D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER A. QNH" "When climbing into class A airspace the altimeter should be set to 29.92: A. When passing the transition level B. When passing the transition altitude C. When Cleared above FL 180 D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER B. When passing the transition altitude" "Which is considered the busiest airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER Class B" "Which of the following limitations apply to class B airspace? A. 250 KIAS below 10,000 MSL B. 200 KIAS in class B airspace C. Student pilots only allowed during daylight hours D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER B. 200 KIAS in Class B" "When is class C airspace active? A. Always B. When TWR and TRACON are open C. During daylight hours only D. When the weather is below 1000/3 miles - CORRECT ANSWER B. When tower and tracon are open" "To fly in Class D airspace which of the following is required? A. Mode C transponder B. PPL C. Two way radio comms D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER C. To way radio comms" "Class E airspace can begin at? A. 2000 AGL B. 700 AGl C. 1200 AGL D. 700 MSL - CORRECT ANSWER B. 700 AGL" "Class G airspace has which of the following limitations? a. VFR weather limitations b. IFR weather limitations c. Radio requirement limitations d. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER A. VFR weather Limitations" "Which of the following is true of Special Use Airspace? A. A specific area may be permanently designated as Special Use Airspace B. A specific area may be temporarily designated as Special Use Airspace C. Special Use Airspace might only be designated by a NOTAM D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Which of the following is true of Restricted Areas? A. They are not regulatory in nature B.They may be permanent or temporary in nature C. You are never allowed to fly through a Restricted Area D. They will always be listed on the appropriate area chart - CORRECT ANSWER B. They may be permanent or temporary in nature" "Where will you find information regarding Temporary Flight Restriction ? A. Space Agency Restrictions B. NOTAMS C. Temporary Forestry Restrictions D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER B. NOTAMS" "Victor Airways are: a. Defined by NAVADS b. High Altitude airways C.Defined by GPS positions d . None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER A. Defined by NAVADS" "The local altimeter setting is 29.85 then the lowest usable flight level is: A. FL 185 B. FL 180 C. FL 175 D. FL 190 - CORRECT ANSWER D. FL 190" "If the local altimeter is 30.25 then the lowest usable flight level is: A. FL 185 B. FL 180 C. FL 175 D. FL 190 - CORRECT ANSWER B. FL 180" "An area extending three miles off the coast of the U.S. that contains activities that may hazardous to non-participating alcraft is called: a. Special Use Airspace B. A Military Operating Area C. An Alert Area d. A Warning Area - CORRECT ANSWER D. A warning area" "Mode C Transponder is required in which class of airspace? A. Class A B. Class B C. Class C D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Airspace above FL 450: A. Does not require a mode C transponder. B. Allows random operations. C. Contains jet routes. D. Requires a VFR on top clearance - CORRECT ANSWER B. Allows random operations" "A pilot flying a VFR Transition Route must: A. Stay above 3500 AGL B. Obtain an ATC clearance C. Keep the landing lights and strobe lights ON D. Stay below 180 KIAS - CORRECT ANSWER B. Obtain atc clearance" "Which of the following is not a type of weather report? A. PIREP B. AIRMET C. NOTAM D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER C. NOTAM" "High altitude sectors start at: A. FL 180 B. FL 240 C. FL 290 D. FL 450 - CORRECT ANSWER B. FL 240" "Reduced vertical separation airspace starts at: A. FL180 B. FL 240 C. FL290 D. FL450 - CORRECT ANSWER C. FL 290" "The ARTCC : A. The controlling agency for enroute IFR and some VFR traffic B. Primarily purposed to deliver IFR clearances C. Approach & Departure Control D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER A. The controlling agency for enroute IFR and some VFR traffic" "The TRACON is: A. The connection between the TWR and ARTCC B. Approach and departure control C. The control of aircraft within 30-50 miles and up to 10,000 MSL D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Tower is: A. The facility that controls aircraft in flight over the field B. The facility that controls aircraft and vehicles on the airport C. Usually controls an airspace within 5 NM radius and up to 2500 AGL D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Which of the following frequencies could not be GND CON frequency? A. 121.3 B. 121.5 C. 121.7 D. 121.9 - CORRECT ANSWER B.121.5" "CNCL DEL: A. is responsible for obtaining and relaying departure clearances B. Should be contacted 30 minutes prior to your IFR ETD. C. May be replaced by digital data link systems to provide IFR clearances. D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Wake turbulence separation is a function of: A. TRACON B. GRD CON C. TOWER D. the pilot of heavy aircraft - CORRECT ANSWER C. TOWER" "The Flight Service Station system was/is: A. The precursor of our modern ATC system b. A system whereby a pilot can file a flight plan and track the progress of that flight C. Has been reduced (through technology) to two actual facilities d. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Functions of the current FSS system include: A. Taking weather reports from pilots ( PIREP) and disseminate to the National Weather Service B. Relaying IFR clearances to pilots C. Assisting with inflight emergencies and intercepts D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "A locator outer marker: A. Is designated as LOM on the charts B. Is usually 4-7 no from the runway threshold C. Has light/tone signal of "dash-dash-dash" D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "A locator middle marker: A. Has a light/ tone signal of dot dot dot B. Is the approach end of the runway C. May be used as a missed approach D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER C. May be used as a missed approach point" "A non directional beacon: A. Broadcasts a signal in all directions B. Is indicated in the cockpit by the ADF C. May be called a compass locator D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Types of AE navigation (RNAV) include A. loran B. GPS C. Ins D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "An instrument approach procedure (iap) that provides vertical navigation is called: A. A vertical nav approach B. A precision approach C. An area nav approach D. A glide slope approach - CORRECT ANSWER B. A precision approach" "Course guidance on an ils is provided by: A. The glide slope B. The localizer C. Ground based radar D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER B. The localizer" "Which of the following does not involve a localizer? A. ILS B. LDA C. LPV D. LORAN - CORRECT ANSWER D. LORAN" A dashed magenta line indicates that Class E airspace begins at... - CORRECT ANSWER the surface" "How are the altitude boundaries of class B airspace displayed on sectional charts? - CORRECT ANSWER Feet in Mean Sea Level" "How are Class C airspace altitudes displayed on sectional charts? - CORRECT ANSWER Feet in mean sea level (MSL)" "Which of the following best describes a Class G airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER UAS are operations are unrestricted, no authorization is required, a free zone" "Of the following choices below, which one best describes Class C airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER Smaller than Class B generally consists of two airspace layers - surface area and shelf area" "According to 14 CFR part 107, how may a remote pilot operate an unmanned aircraft in class C airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER The remote pilot must have prior authorization from the Air Traffic Control (ATC) facility having jurisdiction over that airspace." "A shaded magenta line indicates that Class E airspace begins at.. - CORRECT ANSWER 700 feet AGL" "Which of the following is the best example of a TFR? - CORRECT ANSWER The President or Vice President is in a particular area TFRS are used for large events and presidential travels, the area is closed until further information is issued." "Of the following choices below, which one best describes a Class B airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER The busiest airports in the US made up of several layers of airspace that get wider as you go up in altitude. Prior ATC authorization required." "Is the RPIC authorized to fly UAS in restricted areas? - CORRECT ANSWER The FAA or controlling agency can authorize flights through restricted areas" "What is the typical altitude of Class D airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER 2,500 feet above ground level (AGL)" "(Refer to FAA-CT-8080-2G, Figure 74, area 3) Where would you go to obtain more information about restricted airspace R-2531? - CORRECT ANSWER Notes to Sectional Charts" "Class G airspace is.. - CORRECT ANSWER uncontrolled airspace" "What is the typical ceiling of Class B airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER 10,000 feet mean sea level (MSL)" "What is the typical ceiling of Class C airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER 4,000 feet above ground level (AGL)" "Air Traffic Control... - CORRECT ANSWER does not provide services in Class G airspace" "(Refer to FAA-CT-8080-2H, Figure 74, area 3) Where would you go to obtain more information about restricted airspace R-2531? - CORRECT ANSWER Notes to Sectional Charts" "Alert areas are of special concern to remote pilots because... - CORRECT ANSWER alert areas often have concentrated hot air balloon, parachute jumping, and other activities where UAVs could pose a hazard to safety" "When the tower is closed or the airport is closed, pilots will report their aircraft position and intentions on a radio frequency that is monitored by all participants at the airports. This frequency is - CORRECT ANSWER Common Traffic Advisory Frequency" "Class A airspace begins at what altitude? - CORRECT ANSWER 18,000 feet MSL" "According to 14 CFR part 107 the remote pilot in command of a small unmanned aircraft planning to operate within Class C airspace... - CORRECT ANSWER is required to receive ATC authorization." "Before flying in a military operation area (MOA), the remote pilot should... - CORRECT ANSWER Contact the agency that controls the MOA to obtain specific information about potential flight hazards" "What type of flights are allowed in Class A airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER IFR" "UAV operations in restricted areas... - CORRECT ANSWER May be allowed with approval from the agency that owns the restricted airspace (although very rare and unlikely)" "UAV operations are prohibited in ALL special use airspace areas. - CORRECT ANSWER False" "What type of clearance is required before entering Class C airspace? - CORRECT ANSWER Prior authorization from air traffic control (ATC)" "Which of the following is required when parking a vehicle at the side of any aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER Vehicle will be clear of the wingtips and must be visible to personnel in the cockpit." "Prior to entering/crossing a runway, drivers will... - CORRECT ANSWER Stop at the runway, contact the control tower via two-way radio to ask for permission to enter/cross" "The speed limit maximum when driving a general-purpose vehicle within 25 feet of a parked aircraft is: - CORRECT ANSWER 5 mph" "What is the speed limit for a designated traffic lane within 200 feet of a designated Aircraft Parking Area? - CORRECT ANSWER " "When are vehicles, responding to Red Ball inicdents, allowed to exceed speed limits? - CORRECT ANSWER They're not allowed to exceed speed limits" "Where would this sign be located? (Red sign, white font) 4-22 - CORRECT ANSWER At the VFR Holdline for Runway 4-22" "Crossing the runway hold lines and entering a runway without ATC approval will result in what? - CORRECT ANSWER Immediate apprehension, suspension of airfield driving privileges, Notification to squadron commander" "What must an operator do when approaching an active runway? - CORRECT ANSWER Stop, contact the tower to ask permission to cross runway." "Personnel operating within the controlled movement area will have two-way radio contact with the control tower, or ... - CORRECT ANSWER Will have an escort with two-way radio with control tower for the entire time they are in the movement area." "When approaching an aircraft at night, vehicle operators should do what? - CORRECT ANSWER Turn off headlights, and leave parking lights on." "Except when an aircraft is being serviced, loaded, or unloaded vehicles should never be driven within how many feet of an aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER " "When entering the airfield, vehicles operators must perform what? - CORRECT ANSWER Ensure all equipment carried on car is properly stowed/secured, inspect car for objects that could damage aircraft, remove rocks wedged in between tires" "What are the leading causes of runway incursions? - CORRECT ANSWER Miscommunication, lack of situational awareness, insufficent training." "Before entering the controlled movement area, vehicle operators must do which of the following? - CORRECT ANSWER Completely stop at runway holdline or taxiway, establish two-way radio contact with control tower, complete airfield drivers training in accordance with local program." "Restricted Area Boundary - CORRECT ANSWER Identified by a solid red line used to identify the boundary. Do not cross or break red under any circumstance." "VFR - CORRECT ANSWER Visual Flight Rule" "VFR hold line markings - CORRECT ANSWER These markings are two solid yellow lines and two double dash lines that run across the width of the taxiway from edge to edge. A minimum of 100 from edge." "ILS - CORRECT ANSWER Instrument Landing System" "What does 'Hold Short' mean? - CORRECT ANSWER Stop" "What does the instrument hold like look like ? - CORRECT ANSWER Two parallel yellow lines spaced 4 feet apart, between these two lines and perpendicular to them, there are sets of two parallel yellow lines. The letters INST are written above the instrument hold line." "What do taxiway DIRECTIONAL signs look like? - CORRECT ANSWER Yellow signs with black font" "What do taxiway LOCATION signs look like? - CORRECT ANSWER Black with yellow font" "Centerline marking - CORRECT ANSWER The marking for the taxiway/taxi lane centerline is a solid yellow line." "Vehicles with daytime running lights must park in a safe location with ignition off, parking brake set, and emergency flashers off. - CORRECT ANSWER False" "Before driving on the airfield what must you have? - CORRECT ANSWER Authorization to enter, a license, completed Airfield drivers course, completed an initial airfield driver's check ride." "What are you required to perform when you drive to the airfield. - CORRECT ANSWER FOD check, to remove foreign objects that may damage the aircrafts" "What is the speed limit for any vehicle operating within 50ft of an aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER 5mph" "Who determines the speed limits? - CORRECT ANSWER Installation commander" "What is the speed limit for special purpose vehicles? - CORRECT ANSWER 10mph" "What is the speed limit for general purpose vehicles? - CORRECT ANSWER 15mph" "Where do you always drive and park according to the aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER Always drive and park with the driver's side of the vehicle towards the aircraft" "How do you drive according to aircraft taxilanes? - CORRECT ANSWER Parallel to aircraft taxilanes where marked." "How do you cross aprons? - CORRECT ANSWER Cross aprons perpendicular to taxilanes and aircraft parking spot rows." "YIELD right-of-way to taxiing aircraft, including helicopters in "hover taxi". True or False - CORRECT ANSWER True" "Never drive in front of a moving aircraft or a between a "follow me" vehicle and taxxing aircraft. True or False - CORRECT ANSWER True" "When backing up within 25ft of an aircraft what two things do you need? - CORRECT ANSWER A spotter and a preppositioned chock." "What should you do when driving around an aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER Maintain situational awareness and avoid driving behind aircraft when it's getting maintenance." "What should you do when leaving your vehicle unattended? - CORRECT ANSWER Leave keys in ignition, turn it off. Set parking break, for automatics place in park, in manuals set in reverse." "Emergency and alert vehicles responding to an emergency or alert are excempt from unattended vehicle parking requirements. True or false. - CORRECT ANSWER True" "Prior to driving on the airfield all drivers must what? - CORRECT ANSWER Complete local airfield drivers training." "The speed limit maximum when driving a vehicle on a taxiway or inactive runway is ..? - CORRECT ANSWER Determined by the installation commander" "Which of the following vehicles may be operated in the path of taxiing aircraft? - CORRECT ANSWER Follow-me vehicles." "Which of the following vehicles are required to be chocked when parked on the airfield? - CORRECT ANSWER " "A controlled movement area violation, CMAV that is the result of an unauthorized entry or erroneous occupation of a runway or other surface used for take off and landing of aircraft regardless of impact on aircraft safety is defined as a _____. - CORRECT ANSWER Runway incursion" "How do you proper contact the tower? - CORRECT ANSWER Identify who you're calling, identitify yourself/location, communicate specific info, acknowledge understanding of towers instruction by repeating back verbatim the towers instructions." "While operating on a runway, vehicle operators must obey and respond to radio instructions and light gun signals displaced by which agency? - CORRECT ANSWER Control Tower" "Blinking red light - CORRECT ANSWER Clear active runway" "Red/green blinking light - CORRECT ANSWER General warning: exercise extremem caution." "True or false, alert or emergency vehicles responding to an emergency are exempt from chocking when parked. - CORRECT ANSWER True." "Published VFr routes may be: A. VFR Flyways B. VFR Corridors C. Class B VFR Transition Routes D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Which of the following is true of Terminal Radar Service Areas? A. They are established around airports in Class B & C Airspace B. They are depicted with a dashed red line around the airport C. A pilot is not required to use the TRSA services available D. A pilot may not enter a TRSA without communicating with the controlling agency - CORRECT ANSWER C. A pilot is not required to use the TRSA services available" "The Special Air Traffic Rules Areas are listed: A. In the AIM B. In the NOTAMS C. On the back of the appropriate VFR Area Chart d. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER A. In the aim" "A Special Flight Rules Area is a specified area: A. Above certain land and territorial waters B. Is similar to a Special Air Traffic Rules Area C. Where the pilot is subject to special rules listed in AIM Part 93 D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Noise sensitive Areas are: A. Listed on the appropriate charts B. Normally 2000^ prime AGL C. Should be considered regulatory in nature d. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above" "Vertical separation of aircraft is: A. 500' for VFR aircraft B. 1000^ for IFR aircraft up to FL290 C. 2000' for IFR aircraft not under RVSM above FL290 d All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER D. All of the above"