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01. Which type of clouds below indicate very strong turbulence ?


A. Sc


B. Cu med


C. Ns


D. Cu hum

Cu med

02. The most important force for air movement is :


A. Coriolis force


B. Frictional force


C. Centripetal force


D. Pressure gradient force

Coriolis force

03. When the aircraft fly under the altostratus clouds, will get :


A. Strong turbulence


B. Down draft


C. Up draft


D. No influence

No influence

04. Squall wind is proceded by :


A. Water spout


B. Tornado


C. CB cloud


D. Tropical clone

CB cloud

05. When the horizontal visibility observed 2.000 metres and the air humidity 85%, which WX suitable for that condition :


A. Haze


B. Mist


C. Fog


D. Dust

Mist

06. When the horizontal visibility observed 1.000 metres and the air humidity 96%, which WX suitable for that condition


A. Mist


B. Haze


C. Fog


D. Dust

Fog

07. Condensation at the atmosphere will be happening if :


A. Air temperature > dew point


B. Air temperature < dew point


C. Air temperature = dew point


D. Air temperature = wet bulb temperature

Air temperature = wet bulb temperature

08. METAR can be encode based on code of :


A. TAFOR


B. SYNOP


C. ROFOR


D. SIG WX PROG

SYNOP

09. The surface wind is the wind at :


A. 7 meters above the ground


B. Between 7 meters and 13 meters


C. 10 meters above the ground


D. 13 meters above the ground

Between 7 meters and 13 meters

10. Wind shear is a change in :


A. Wind direction and wind speed in a short distance


B. Wind direction in a short distance


C. Wind speed in a short distance


D. Wind direction or wind speed in a short distance

Wind direction or wind speed in a short distance

11. Clouds are usually observed in two main form :


A. Stratus and cumulus


B. Nimbostratus and cumulus


C. Low clouds and high clouds


D. Stratiform and cumuliform clouds

Stratiform and cumuliform clouds

12. What feature is normal associated with the lastly of CB cloud ?


A. Continuous updraft


B. Continuous downdraft


C. Continuous up and downdraft


D. First gust

Continuous up and downdraft

13. If an moist air is moving downward, it is common that the weather should be :


A. Haze


B. Cloudy


C. Fog or mist


D. Clear

Fog or mist

14. When the horizontal visibility observed 400 metres and the air humidity 99%, which WX suitable for that condition ?


A. Haze


B. Mist


C. Fog


D. Dust

Fog

15. Turbulence impact in cloud to an aeroplane depend on :


A. Air temperature


B. Wind direction


C. Cloud's temperature


D. Thickness of the clouds

Cloud's temperature

16. At the southern hemisphere, the wind of tropical cyclone blows :


A. Inward counter clockwise


B. Inward clockwise


C. Outward clockwise


D. Outward counter clockwise

Inward clockwise

17. The reported surface wind at Polonia is :


A. Wind speed less than 3 knots


B. Southerly/15 knots


C. Variable/20 knots


D. East north east/25 knots

Variable/20 knots

18. The reported surface wind Soeta is :


A. Southerly/15 knots


B. Variable/20 knots


C. Wind speed less than 3


D. East north east/25 knots

Southerly/15 knots

19. The reported surface wind Hassanuddin is :


A. Variable/20 knots


B. Southerly/15 knots


C. Wind speed less than 3


D. East north east/25 knots

East north east/25 knots

20. The forecast surface wind at Soeta is :


A. Variable/20 knots


B. Southerly/15 knots


C. East north east/25 knots


D. Wind speed less than 3

Wind speed less than 3

21. The reported aerodrome pressure at Polonia is :


A. 1010 HPa


B. 1009 HPa


C. 1008 Hpa


D. No data or no information

1010 HPa

22. SPECI means :


A. Aviation routine weather report


B. Terminal aerodrome forecast


C. Special weather report


D. Terminal forecast

Special weather report

23. Issued of the SPECI is :


A. CGK, date 08 time 0530 UTC


B. CGK, date 30 time 0805 UTC


C. HLP, date 30 time 0805 UTC


D. HLP, date 08 time 0530 UTC

CGK, date 08 time 0530 UTC

24. The horizontal visibility reported :


A. 800 meters


B. 1.000 meters


C. 1.500 meters


D. 1.000 feet

1.000 meters

25. The reported surface wind is :


A. 300 degrees 20 knots


B. 300 degrees 35 knots


C. 300 degrees 20 knots, gusty 35 knots


D. 300 degrees 35 knots, gusty 20 knots

300 degrees 20 knots, gusty 35 knots

26. The runway visual range reported :


A. RVR 25R 8.000 meters


B. RVR 07R 800 meters


C. RVR 07R 8.000 meters


D. RVR 25R 800 meters

RVR 25R 800 meters

27. The reported present weather is :


A. Rain thunder


B. Heavy TS rain


C. Thunder storm rain


D. Hvy rain TS

Heavy TS rain

28. The horizontal visibility reported :


A. 5.000 meters


B. 500 feet


C. 500 meters


D. 5.000 feet

500 meters

29. The reported surface wind is :


A. Variable 10 knots


B. More than 10 knots


C. Less than 10 knots


D. No one is correct

Variable 10 knots

30. The height of base of CB cloud is :


A. 180 meters


B. 1.800 meters


C. 1.800 feet


D. B and C are correct

1.800 feet

31. The "R07/0300" means :


A. Wind speed at 300 degrees is 7 knots


B. Visibility at 300 degrees is 70 meters


C. Visibility 300 meters at 70 degrees


D. Runway 07 RVR 300 meters

Runway 07 RVR 300 meters

32. The present weather reported :


A. Haze


B. Blowing rain


C. Fog


D. Mist

Mist

33. The total amount of low clouds reported :


A. Broken


B. Scattered


C. Few


D. Overcast

Broken

34. The height of base of low clouds are:


A. 23.000 feet


B. 230 meters


C. 2.300 meters


D. 2.300 feet

2.300 feet

35. The surface temperature observed


A. 23.6°C


B. 23.2°F


C. Equal to Td


D. 22.5°C

22.5°C

36. The total amount of CB reported


A. 1 Octas


B. 2 Octas


C. 3 Octas


D. A and B are correct

A and B are correct

37. Meteorological report for takeoff and landing also known as


A. METAR


B. AAXX


C. QAM


D. SPECI

QAM

38. Amandement of weather condition report at aerodrome called :


A. SPECI


B. Me.48


C. SYNOP


D. Head Line Msg

SPECI

39. When the surface temperature increase, the need of runway for takeoff is


A. Shorter


B. Half


C. The same


D. Longer

Longer

40. The hazardous wind for landing aircraft is :


A. Tail wind more than 20 knots


B. Cross wind more than 20 knots


C. Head wind more than 20 knots


D. Tail wind less than 20 knots

Cross wind more than 20 knots

41. Time of issued of the TAFOR is :


A. Date 05 hrs : 00.24 UTC


B. 04.22 UTC


C. Date 04 hrs 22.00 UTC


D. 05.00 UTC

Date 04 hrs 22.00 UTC

42. Time of validation of the TAFOR is :


A. Date 05, 00.00 UTC until date 06, 00.00 UTC


B. Date 04, 22.00 UTC until date 05, 00.00 UTC


C. Date 04, 00.00 UTC until date 05, 24.00 UTC


D. Date 05, start exactly from 00.24 UTC

Date 05, 00.00 UTC until date 06, 00.00 UTC

43. The surface wind predicted at after 16.00 UTC is :


A. Calm


B. 160 degrees 10 knots


C. 360 degrees 10 knots


D. 110 degrees 14 knots

110 degrees 14 knots

44. The WX predicted at 11.30 UTC is :


A. Haze


B. TS no RA


C. TS with rain


D. Moderate TSRA

TS with rain

45. The surface wind predicted at around 10.00 UTC is :


A. Calm


B. 60 degrees 10 knots


C. 360 degrees 10 knots


D. 110 degrees 14 knots

360 degrees 10 knots

46. The validation time for ROFOR is :


A. From 00.15 UTC


B. 00.00 UTC - 15.00 UTC


C. Until 00.15 UTC


D. 00.00 LT - 15.00 LT

00.00 UTC - 15.00 UTC

47. The height of low cloud's top is :


A. 1.500 meters


B. 1.300 meters


C. 13.000 feet


D. 15.000 feet

15.000 feet

48. The height of freezing level in cumulus is :


A. 13.000 feet


B. 14.000 feet


C. 1.400 meters


D. 1.300 meters

13.000 feet

49. The temperature at altitude of 40.000 feet is :


A. More or less 23 degrees


B. Minus 2,3 degrees


C. Minus 23 degrees


D. Minus 9 degrees

Minus 23 degrees

50. The height of base of the altostratus is :


A. 1.300 meters


B. 13.000 meters


C. 1.300 feet


D. 13.000 feet

13.000 feet