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Acronym used to remember the Special Use Airspaces

MCPRAWN (or WARMPNC)

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What does Elizabeth City's airport beacon look like?

Two white flashes and a green flash (White-White-Green)

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Standard traffic pattern direction is what?

Left Traffic

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What aircraft has the right of way over all other traffic?

An aircraft in distress or an emergency

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What airspace is Elizabeth City Airport?

Class D

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Why are Controlled Firing Areas not depicted on a sectional chart? 

They have a spotter or radar and activities will be suspended

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Before crossing a hold-short line at a towered airport, what do you need? 

Clearance

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What is the preferred traffic pattern entry?

45-degree entry to the downwind leg
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What is the concept called that pilots use for collision avoidance?

"See and Avoid" concept

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Class B weather minimums

3 statute miles visibility

Clear of clouds

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What is the purpose of a Military Operations Area?

To separate certain military training activities from IFR traffic

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Runway edge lights are what color? 

White

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List two ways you can determine the wind direction at an airport

Look at a physical structure such as a windsock, tetrahedron, or wind tree. 

Listen to an automatic weather system such as ATIS, AWOS, or ASOS. 

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When scanning for traffic, how long should you keep your eyes on one sector? 

1 second

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Class D weather minimums

3 statute miles visibility

1,000ft above; 500 feet below; 2,000 feet horizontal

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How far offshore do warning areas typically start?

Three nautical miles
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What color are taxiway centerline lights?

Green

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At a non-towered airport, what is the frequency called that you communicate on? 

Common Traffic Advisory Frequency (CTAF)

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Over congested areas, what is the minimum safe altitude?

1,000 feet above the highest obstacle within a horizontal radius of 2,000 feet of the aircraft

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List all times you are required to have a Mode C Transponder with ADSB-Out

In Class A, B, or C airspace

Overflying Class C

Within the Mode C veil of a Class B

In controlled airspace above 10,000ft MSL

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List five reasons a TFR might be issued

National Security, Disaster Relief, Space Operations, Protect VIPs (President, etc.), Mass gatherings of people (concerts, sports games, etc.)

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For Runway Distance Remaining signs, what is the color of the background and lettering?

Black background with white lettering

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For a teardrop pattern entry, what altitude do you cross midfield?

1,500 ft AGL (or 500 ft above traffic pattern altitude)

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What is the minimum safe altitude over open water or sparsely populated areas? 

500 feet from any person, vessel, vehicle, or structure

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List all possible variations of Class G weather minimums

Day: 

Below 1,200 feet AGL: 1 statute mile visibility; clear of clouds

Above 1,200 feet AGL but below 10,000 feet MSL: 1 statute mile visibility; 1,000 feet above; 500 feet below; 2,000 feet horizontal

Above 10,000 feet MSL: 5 statute miles visibility; 1,000 feet above; 1,000 feet below; 1 statute mile horizontal


Night: 

3 statute miles visibility; 1,000 feet above; 500 feet below; 2,000 feet horizontal