Cadet Level Practice Test

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1. Why does avgas have lead in it?

 

It’s still used because it prevents engine knocking, also known as detonation.

 

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2. A wing is typically designed to stall from ___ to ___, resulting in more effective aileron control during the stall.

Typically, a wing is designed to stall from root to tip, resulting in more effective aileron control during the stall.

 

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3. Engine detonation is ________.

Detonation happens when small pockets of fuel/air mixture ignite at the wrong time, typically before the spark plug fires. This causes shockwaves and a ‘pinging’ sound in the engine.

 

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4. Prist (fuel system icing inhibitor) is made of __________.

To be specific, it’s actually Diethylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether, or DEGMME. And when it’s added to fuel, any water that is in the fuel is prevented from crystalizing down to temps as cold as -85 degrees Celsius. That’s cold.

 

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5. Aileron spades are used to:

They lighten control loads, making it easier to bank left or right.

 

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