Week 3
Altimeter and Aviation Instruments Quiz
Test your knowledge on altimeters and aviation instruments with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers essential topics such as vertical speed indicators, pressure readings, and altimeter fun
- 10 challenging multiple-choice questions
- Immediate feedback on your answers
- Perfect for aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts
What is this altimeter reading?
750 ft
780 ft
1800 ft
What does VSI stand for?
Virtual instrument speed
Vertical standard indication
Vertical speed indicador
On what pressure does the ASI relies on?
Pitot and static pressures
Only pitot pressure
Only static pressure
Pitot pressure is also known as
RAM or impact pressure
Air pressure
Speed pressure
What system(s) only receive(s) static pressure?
VSI & ASI
ASI & VSI
VSI & Altimeter
Altimeter & ASI
1000 pointer
10.000 pointer
Standard pressure display
Kollsman window
Define absolute altitude
AGL (Above ground level).
29.92 inches of mercury.
Pressure corrected for nonstandard temperature.
Define true altitude
MSL (Medium sea level)
AGL (Above ground level)
It is the density altitude.
Define pressure altitude
Height above ground
What's read on the instrument
Standard pressure, 29.92 inches of mercury.
What must be done after a leak check?
Make sure the system is return to flying condition by signing a MR.
Make sure the system is return to flying condition by removing tape from ports and drain holes
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