Aviation Structural Mechanic/chp 1

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1)The tool control program is based on what inventory concept?

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Instant inventory concept "shadow boxes"

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2)What officer is responsible for coordinating the tool control

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material control officer

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3)What division is responsible for monitoring the tool control program

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The QA division is responsible for monitoring the overall tool control program in the command

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4)Tools of poor quality are reported to what office?

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Fleet Material Support Office

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5)Who has the overall responsibility for control of all tool containers and their keys

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Work center supervisor

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6)What officer must be notified that a missing tool can not be found

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Maintenance Officer (MO)

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7) What two manuals outline the chain-of-command responsibilities in regards to occupational safety?

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OPNAVINST 5100.19 (afloat)
OPNAVINST 5100.23(ashore)

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8) What is the primary source of information involving the use of hazardous materials?

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Material Safety Data Sheet

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9) Who is responsible for training shop personnel in the use of the material safety data sheet?

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Work Center Supervisor

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10) In naval aviation technical manuals, what safety term is used to indicate an operating procedure, practice, or condition that may result in injury or death if not carefully observed?

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Warning

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11) In naval aviation technical manuals, what safety term is used to indicate an operating procedure, practice, or condition that may result in damage or destruction to equipment?

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Caution

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12) What type of diagram is useful for showing the relationship of components of a system and the sequence in which the different components operate?

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Block diagram

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13) What type of diagram is a graphic representation of a system that shows how a component fits with other components but does not indicate its actual location in the aircraft?

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Schematic diagram

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14) What type of diagrams use actual drawings of components within the systems?

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Installation diagrams

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15) The logical/deductive reasoning process of finding a malfunction is known by what term?

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troubleshooting

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16) What are the seven steps encompassed in the troubleshooting aids generally found in the aircraft mims?

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Visual, Operational, Classify, Isolate, Locate, Correct, Final Op Check

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17) During a visual inspection a hydraulic system should be checked for what primary concerns?

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proper servicing levels

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18) What are the four basic categories of malfunctions?

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Hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, electrical?

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19) When you conduct the final operational check, how many times must the affected system be actuated?

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at least 5 or until a thorough check has been made

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20) What components should be checked for proper position prior to applying electrical and hydraulic power?

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electrical switches, circuit breakers, and hydraulic selector valves

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21) When troubleshooting, what records should you check to see if there is a previous history of the same type of discrepancy?

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Aircraft Discrepancy Records

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22) What equipment or tool should you use to check the voltage and continuity of a circuit in an electrically controlled hydraulic system?

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multimeter

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23) What substance is used to reduce friction, cool metallic parts, prevent wear, and protect against corrosion?

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lubricants

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24) What are the four methods of applying lubricants?

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grease gun, oil/squirt can, brush, hand

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25) What type of lubrication fittings rests level with the surface and will not interfere with moving parts?

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flush fitting

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26) Where would you find the prewash lubrication chart for a particular aircraft?

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maintenance requirement cards

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27) What document should you consult for specific safety requirements and personal protective equipment prior to using any lubricant?

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MSDS

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28) What characteristics of an aircraft are directly dependent upon its weight and balance condition?

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flight characteristics

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29) What technical manual covers weight and balance?

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NA-01-1B-50

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30) What is the standard method used by the Navy for weighing aircraft?

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(MEWS) mobile electrical weighing station

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31) How often must heavy-duty portable scales and MEWS scales be calibrated?

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every 6 months

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32) What is the minimum time required for an electronic scale to warm up?

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20 minutes

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33) What actions must be accomplished if the Weight and Data Handbook is lost?

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aircraft must be re weighed and balanced

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34) What are the four types of aircraft slings?

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wire rope, fabric or webbing, structural steel, or aluminum and chains

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35) What is the most common type of aircraft lifting sling used today?

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wire rope

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36) What types of slings do not contain flexible components?

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structural steel or alluminium

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37) What manual covers load testing and inspection information for aircraft slings?

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NA 17-1-114

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38) How often should inspection and lubrication of aircraft slings be accomplished?

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once a month or prior to each use.

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39) What are the two types of hydraulic aircraft jacks used by the navy?

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axle jacks and tripod jacks

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40) Aircraft jacks are serviced with what type of fluid?

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hydraulic fluid

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41) What type of jack is used for changing aircraft tires?

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Axle Jack

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42) What division performs 13-week special inspections on axle jacks?

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aimd-se

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43) What important safeguard prevents you from lowering a jack too fast?

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safety locknut (locking collar)

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44) Details on jacking restrictions and procedures can be found in what publication?

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maintenance instruction manual

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45) For shipboard operations, what is the minimum number of tie-down chains required for each jack?

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3

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1. Ensuring that tools are procured and issued in a controlled manner consistent with the approved tool control plan is the responsibility of what officer?

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the material control officer

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2. which of the following reports should be used to report poor quality tools to FLEMATSUPPO

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CAT II QDR

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3. Upon task assignment, you must record the tool container number on what copy of the VIDS?MAF?

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copy 1

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4. Who is responsible for training work center personnel in the use of Material Safety Data Sheets?

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the work center supervisor.

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5. what system/program is used to acquire, store, and disseminate data on hazardous materials procured for use?

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HMIS hazardous material information system

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6. What section of a Material Safety Data Sheet identifies personal protective equipment required?

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section VIII (personal)

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7. What safety term is used to indicate an operating procedure, practice, or condition, etc., that is essential to emphasize?

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NOTE

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8. Thin lines made up of long and short dashes alternately spaced and consistent in length are known by what name?

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Center lines

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9. Thin lines terminated with arrowheads at each end are known by what name?

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leader lines

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10. What type of drawing is used to show details of parts, components, and other objects?

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orthographic

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11. Efficient troubleshooting of an electrically controlled hydraulic system may require you to use a multimeter for which of the following reasons?

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check voltage and continuity

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12. After conducting a visual inspection and an operational check, what troubleshooting step should be next?

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classify the trouble

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13. You are troubleshooting a malfunction and conducting the final operational check. What is the minimum number of times the affected system must be actuated?

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5

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14. How many basic categories of malfunctions are there?

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4

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15. What position should all electrical switches be in prior to applying electrical or hydraulic power?

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off, safe, or normal

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16. What total number of common methods are used to apply lubricants?

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4

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17. Flush lubrication fittings are used for which of the following reasons?

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to prevent interference with moving parts

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18. to determine the type of lubricant and equipment to be used in a given area of an aircraft you should refer to which of the following publications?

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mim and mrc

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19. how many forms of lubricants are there?

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3 (fluids, semisolids, and solids)

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20. Why are lubricants necessary in aircraft components?

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to minimize friction

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21. What document should you consult for safety precautions for a specific lubricant

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MSDS

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22. What publication outlines the requirements, procedures, and responsibilities for weight and balance control?

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NA-01-1B-50

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23. Typically, a mobile electronic weighing system can be set up by two men in what minimum number of minutes?

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30 min

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24. Heavy-duty portable scales must be calibrated at least how often?

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every 6 months

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25. Which of the following components is NOT normally a part of a weighing kit?

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a hydrometer

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26. After removing an aircraft from the scales, you must reweigh it if the scales do NOT return to zero within what number of minutes?

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10min

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27. Which of the following is NOT a type of aircraft lifting sling?

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snatch cable

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28. To find load testing and inspection information on aircraft lifting slings, you should consult what publication?

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NA 17-1-114

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29. A group of wires twisted together is known by what name?

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a strand

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30. In reference to a cable, what does the term "bird cage" mean?

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a kink that has been pulled through in order to straighten a cable

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31. You should examine and lubricate all lifting slings at least how often?

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monthly

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32. Hoisting restrictions for a specific type of aircraft can be found in which of the following publications?

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MIMs

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33. What are the two types of aircraft jacks used by the navy?

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axle jacks and tripod jacks

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34. Aircraft jacks are serviced with what type of fluid?

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aircraft hydraulic fluid

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35. What is another name for the T-bar axle jack?

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alligator jack

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36. A tripod jack consits of what total number of basic assemblies?

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3

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37. A leg extension kit for a variable height tripod jack will increase its effective height by what total amount of inches?

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18 inches

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38.You are using three tripod jacks to jack an aircraft aboard a ship. What is the minimum number of tie-down chains that will be attached to the jacks

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9

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39. During jacking operation, the tie-down chain preload is too high when which of the following conditions exists?

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the tensioning grip cannot be rotated by hand

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40. Special inspections for tripod jacks are required at what intervals?

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every 13 weeks

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41. The shear load on a reinforced shell type fuselage is primarily carried by what structural component(s)?

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the skin

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42. In a semimonocoque fuselage design, longerons are supplemented by what other longitudinal members?

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stringers

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43. What is the primary unit(s) that houses an aircraft engine?

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nacelle

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44. What are the internal chordwise structural members of a wing assembly?

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rib

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45. The skin of a wing assembly is fastened to which of the following structural members?

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ribs, spars, and formers

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46. The load imposed on the wings during flight acts primarily on what structural member?

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skin

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47. which of the following is a primary flight control

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rudder

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48. to roll an aircraft clockwise, you must cause what change in flight control positions?

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lower the left aileron and raise the right one

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49. When the control stick of an aircraft equipped with a flaperon system is moved to the left, the left and right flaperons will be in which of the following positions?

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left up, right flush

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50. Longitudinal control systems control movement of the aircraft about which of the following axis?

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lateral only

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51. Which of the following types of flaps operate on tracks and rollers?

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fowler

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52. What is the primary purpose of a spoiler?

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decrease lift

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53. A boundary layer control is used with which of the following secondary flight controls

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slats

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54. What part of an air-oil shock strut controls the rate of flow of the fluid between the piston and the cylinder?

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the metering pin

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55. During strut compression, fluid passes through an orifice into what camber of an air-oil type shock strut?

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upper camber