AAA EQC-152 Practice Test

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• Which value is the DC system voltage for the alternator?
• What is the exact fuel quantity used for the range calculation?
• Maximum baggage weight?
• Which weight specification is the maximum ramp weight?
• Which weight specification has a listed value not equal to 1,670 lbs?
• Fuel capacity (long range)?
• What is the maximum maneuvering entry speed?
• What is the difference between critical, major, and minor nonconformities?
• Which value is NOT a listed fuel capacity value?
• One kilogram in pounds equals approximately?
• Which specification provides the wing span?
• Which statement best describes a Pareto chart?
• What is the takeoff ground roll distance with a 50-foot obstacle?
• Which engine manufacturer provides the aircraft's engine?
• What is the voltage of the alternator DC system?
• In electrical measurements, power factor is defined as?
• For a weight of 1,670 pounds, what is the maximum maneuvering speed?
• What is the primary purpose of a preventive maintenance (PM) program in QA/QC for electrical equipment?
• Which statement describes a Type II error (false negative) in QC testing?
• Which statement best describes repeatability?
• Cruising range at 75% power at 8,000 ft with 24.5 US gallons of fuel with 45 minutes reserve is how many nautical miles?
• Standard empty weight values for CAAP and AAA?
• Which of the following best describes what insulation resistance leakage paths indicate in electrical testing?
• The propeller diameter is what?
• Which standard is commonly used for electrical safety testing and hazard analysis in QA/QC contexts?
• What is the minimum idling oil pressure?
• When a test result falls outside the specified limits, which action is typically taken?
• Maximum useful load?
• What is the maximum oil temperature rating?
• What is the role of calibration scheduling in QA?
• What is a FMEA?
• What is the flight load factor with flaps up?
• Three quarts of oil weigh approximately how many pounds?
• Lower limit of the Green Arc is what airspeed?
• After starting the engine, which instrument should you check first?
• What does a measurement audit review?
• Which measurement uses the unit lbs/hp?
• What is the engine sump oil capacity?
• Which statement about CAPA is true?
• One quart of oil weighs approximately how many pounds?
• What is the purpose of a visual inspection in QC?
• Which value represents the maximum oil pressure?
• Which speed is the maximum maneuvering speed for a 1,670-pound aircraft?
• What best describes the role of QA/QC documentation in audits?
• What is the Normal Operating Tachometer range?
• What is a root cause analysis?
• What is the unusable fuel capacity (red line 'E') in US gallons?
• KCAS value corresponding to VNE is what?
• What is the tachometer normal operating range at 4,000 feet?
• What is the wing span?
• In QA/QC, which activity confirms it meets user needs in the real environment?
• What concept ensures that measurements can be linked to standards across time and locations?
• What is the service ceiling?
• How do you calculate overall equipment effectiveness (OEE)?
• Never exceed airspeed (VNE) is what?
• Which airspeed range corresponds to the White Arc?
• What is the tachometer normal operating range at 4,000 feet?
• What is the suction gauge reading for the aircraft's vacuum system?
• In QA, what is CAPA?
• An acceptance criterion is defined as what?
• Which value represents the stall speed when flaps up and power off?
• The suction gauge reading is measured in which unit?
• Which term best describes the severity level of a nonconformity that threatens safety?
• What is the battery voltage?
• What is the overall normal operating tachometer range?
• Fuel capacity (standard)?
• During a magneto check, which criterion is used for acceptable performance?
• What is the maximum RPM drop allowed for a single magnet during a magneto check?
• What is the stalling speed with flaps down and power off?
• In a go-around or balked landing climb, after full power is applied and a safe altitude is reached, to what flap setting should the flaps be reduced?
• Which engine model number is assigned to the aircraft?
• During a go-around, after reaching a safe altitude, what flap setting should be used?
• Which statement describes a Type I error (false positive) in QC testing?
• What does traceability to standards mean?
• What is the takeoff ground roll distance (no obstacle)?
• Define functional safety in QA context.
• How many pounds are in 1 US gallon of fuel?
• What is the main wheels' tire pressure for this aircraft?
• Which statement correctly describes verification?
• What is the gross weight of the aircraft?
• How do you calculate the repeatability of a measurement?
• Which magneto check criterion includes both an RPM drop and a difference requirement, and is acceptable?
• If a process shows data points within control limits and around the mean, what does this indicate?
• Airspeed Flaps Normal Operating Range (White Arc) is which range?
• What is the horsepower rating and engine speed?
• What is the main goal of EQC-152 exam sections?
• What is the purpose of a calibration log?
• Which speed is the maximum maneuvering entry speed?
• What is the purpose of a calibration lab's uncertainty statement?
• What is a measurement audit?
• What is the recommended entry speed in chandelles and lazy eight?
• Which value represents the maximum speed with the windows open?
• What is an Ishikawa (fishbone) diagram used for?
• Which item in metadata supports traceability of measurement data?
• Which statement is true about baggage allowances?
• Why is documentation essential in QA/QC?
• What is the function of a safety relay?
• The most important rule to remember in the event of a power failure after becoming airborne is to
• How many pounds are in 1 gallon of oil?
• Which of the following best describes the NEC for QA/QC contexts?
• What is the primary purpose of a traceability matrix?
• How is measurement tolerance defined?
• Which factors determine a calibration interval?
• Which value is listed as the maximum useful load?
• What describes an acceptance sampling plan?
• How does gauge block calibration contribute to measurement reliability?
• Which practice best serves root cause analysis?
• What is the role of a CAPA plan?
• What is the engine model number?
• Which option represents the tachometer Green Arc range at sea level?
• The flap motor is located on which wing?
• In calibration, traceability means:
• How do you handle a miscalibrated instrument found during an audit?
• What is the best rate of climb, VY?
• What is the purpose of a SOP in QC?
• Maximum structural cruising speed (VNO) is what?
• What is a nonconformance report (NCR)?
• What is the Tachometer Green Arc range at sea level?
• Which practice ensures measurement results can be traced back to national standards through an unbroken chain?
• Define ISO 9001 in QA/QC context.
• What is the total oil capacity including the oil filter?
• What is a control chart used for?
• Which items are not powered by the master switch's bus circuit?
• What is the maximum takeoff weight?
• Which action is described as adjusting an instrument to meet the standard?
• What is the maximum speed when the windows are open?
• What is the landing ground roll distance (no obstacle)?
• Cruise speed 75% at 8,000 ft is what?
• Maximum speed at sea level is what?
• What is the rate of climb at sea level?
• What is the landing ground roll distance with a 50-foot obstacle?
• If you have 2 US gallons of fuel, how many pounds does it weigh?
• Which statement about fuel capacities is true?
• Flaps extended max airspeed (VFE) is what?
• What is the total oil capacity including the oil filter?
• What does standard deviation indicate about a data set?
• What is the flight load factor with flaps down?
• Upper limit of the White Arc is what airspeed?
• Which option correctly lists the standard empty weight values for CAAP and AAA?
• In an acceptance sampling plan, when is a lot accepted?
• Why is calibration of measurement instruments necessary?
• What is the maximum oil pressure?
• In electrical testing, what is insulation resistance testing used for?
• What is the correct main wheels tire pressure?
• Airspeed Normal Operating Range (Green Arc) is which of the following ranges?
• The center line on a control chart typically represents the
• The red warning light near the ammeter indicates what?
• Are intentional spins with flaps down allowed on a C-152?
• What is a traceability matrix?
• What is the fuel consumption rate per hour?
• Using 10° flaps will shorten ground run distance by which percentage?
• Oil quartz do not operate below which value?
• What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind velocity for takeoff and landing?
• What is the maximum allowable oil temperature?
• Total usable fuel (standard)?
• What is the stalling speed with flaps up and power off?
• Which value corresponds to the battery voltage?
• Define 'operating envelope' in testing.
• How does calibration traceability support regulatory compliance?
• What is the wing loading?
• What is the 5 Whys technique?
• What is the maximum turbulent air penetration speed?
• What is the fuel grade and color?
• What is the difference between precision and accuracy?
• What is an inter-laboratory comparison?
• Which speed is the maximum turbulent air penetration speed?
• What is the power loading?
• How is a Pareto chart useful in quality analysis?
• The suction gauge reading range includes which of the following?
• Baggage of more than 120 lbs is allowed as long as it is within the maximum ramp/takeoff weight. Is this true?
• Which category is NOT typical in an Ishikawa diagram?
• What does Total Quality Management (TQM) emphasize?
• What is measurement uncertainty?
• What is the fuel consumption rate per hour?
• When taxiing and a strong quartering tail wind is present, what should the pilot do?
• What does the uncertainty value in a calibration report represent?
• What is a cross-check in measurement?
• Which of the following is not a factor in the OEE calculation?
• What is the total usable fuel (long range) in US gallons?
• What action can a pilot take to aid in cooling an engine that is overheating during climb?
• In QC, what does OOS stand for?
• What is the engine sump oil capacity?
• What is the best angle of climb, VX?
• If you have 0.75 US gallons of fuel, weight in pounds?
• What is the normal climb speed?
• What is the normal operating oil pressure range?
• What is the nose wheel tire pressure?
• In an inter-laboratory proficiency test, data are used to evaluate which of the following?
• What is the normal operating oil temperature range?
• Unusable fuel capacity value (as listed) is which of the following?
• If you have 2 gallons of oil, how many pounds does it weigh?