Wizz UK Assessment Day 1 Practice Exam

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• GPU stands for?
• Who reviews and approves changes to an operator's manuals?
• What is a basic method to reduce inhalation of toxic gases?
• What is airport security?
• When bracing for impact, how should you place your hands?
• Which statement about the 24-hour clock is true?
• Can a SCP sit by the emergency exits?
• What is the goal of aviation security?
• Why is cruise altitude chosen in commercial flight?
• If a circuit breaker trips and pops out, what should you do?
• What is a security search?
• What does inbound indicate about the aircraft's status?
• If it is midnight what time is it in the 24-hour clock?
• What are SARP's?
• Is membership in EASA mandatory for EU states?
• SARPs were introduced by which organization?
• INAD stands for?
• How should the seatbelt be worn when adopting the brace position (for pax)?
• What is turbulence?
• Which signal indicates a negative response?
• Which signal indicates an affirmative response?
• Which term describes the process where an aircraft is moved away from its gate or stand by external power before taxiing?
• Which option best describes a taxiway?
• Should you check for re-ignition after extinguishing a fire?
• What is Cruise?
• Which statement about body water content is true?
• Where are circuit breakers typically located on an aircraft?
• What is the purpose of the brace position?
• What should your arms do when adopting the brace position?
• The M component of SAMPLE asks about medication; what is specifically included?
• Which statement best captures what hijackers are often armed with?
• What is the purpose of listing basic crew responsibilities in regulations?
• Which of the following best describes the role of a Ground Handling Agent?
• A terrorist's main goal is to do what?
• What does outbound indicate about the aircraft's status?
• What does RTO stand for in aviation?
• Which of the following best describes a mentally unbalanced person in the context?
• Which organization collaborates with international aviation bodies to facilitate EU-specific requirements?
• Which are the three principles of first aid?
• What is Standby?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of a handling label?
• What does FDP stand for?
• In the cabin, what should be checked to prevent a fire?
• During ground operations, when is the GPU most likely used instead of the APU?
• Which turbulence intensity corresponds to a rise or drop up to 30 meters?
• Comatose state occurs after water loss when how much blood is lost?
• The Chicago Convention is associated with the establishment of which organization?
• What does UTC stand for?
• When were SARPs introduced?
• What is a Jet Bridge?
• Which of the following is an example of something hazard labels indicate?
• Which description matches a WCHC passenger?
• Where can you find the requirements for RFFS?
• Which motive is explicitly listed as a reason criminals hijack aircraft?
• How quickly must an evacuation be executed?
• The FDP is the period from reporting for duty until the engines are turned off on the last sector. Which term is this?
• Which description best captures the typical profile of a terrorist?
• What is the opposite force of Lift?
• The scope of airport security includes which groups?
• Which signal is used to indicate proceeding in this direction?
• In hijacking discussions, a refugee is usually escaping from what?
• Which of the following is listed as a possible motive for hijackers?
• Which phase follows take-off to reach cruising altitude?
• Which groups could be considered potential ABPs?
• What kind of clock do airlines use in their schedules?
• How is the security search conducted?
• Which classes of dangerous goods have no divisions?
• What is identified as the key element to ensure an efficient evacuation?
• How many worldwide member states are part of ICAO?
• What are flight time limitations?
• What is the most important priority during search and rescue?
• Which authority is responsible for creating the NASP?
• In the event of decompression, what additional function may PBE provide?
• ICAO stands for?
• APU stands for?
• Which option is NOT one of the three principles of first aid?
• ABP stands for?
• Which device should be used to deliver supplemental Oxygen after a scuba decompression?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the S stand for?
• In the lavatory, what do you check to prevent a fire?
• Which statement best describes a WCHR passenger?
• The Portable Oxygen Bottle is used for which purpose?
• What is the Climb?
• What length should a distress signal be?
• Which term is used for a passenger who can walk inside the plane and up and down stairs, but needs a wheelchair for long distances in the airport?
• What is the Flight Time?
• Which statement about ICAO is true?
• Which turbulence intensity corresponds to a rise or drop between 3 and 6 meters?
• To prevent re-ignition, which approach is recommended?
• What does ATC stand for?
• What is the abbreviation RWY?
• WCHS stands for which term?
• Halon is sometimes known as what?
• Gravity is commonly referred to as which term in flight dynamics?
• INF stands for?
• What range constitutes safe body temperature margins?
• Handling labels provide which type of instruction?
• Which turbulence intensity corresponds to a rise or drop of 1 meter?
• Who would make a potential ABP?
• The IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations is based on which set of instructions?
• The role of the GPU is to provide electrical power to the aircraft on the ground, instead of using the APU.
• What is UTC?
• Which component of AVPU indicates responsiveness to a painful stimulus?
• What is the approximate blood volume in an average adult?
• Chocks are commonly made from which materials?
• Which statement is true about the AOC in UK aviation?
• What are the two types of fire fighting equipment?
• Which of the following supports does the CAA provide to airlines/operators?
• What does the brace position reduce?
• Why should oxygen bottles not be kept near a fire?
• What shape are hazard labels?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the E stand for?
• RWY is most accurately described as which of the following?
• What should you NOT do when facing a hijacker?
• Which of the following would not be considered a potential ABP?
• What will influence the passengers during an evacuation?
• Which ICAO Annex gives detailed instructions on the safe transport of dangerous goods by air?
• Which organization defines ABP?
• What is the primary role of the first aider?
• What is Take-Off?
• SCP stands for?
• For a cabin crew member facing aft, how would you brace?
• What does FAK stand for?
• What does DG stand for?
• Which components are considered the aircraft's control surfaces?
• True or False: A dangerous good is defined as items or substances which can post a significant risk to health, safety and/or property when transported via an aeroplane.
• What are the two kinds of labels that will be on the packaging of dangerous goods?
• What is the standard evacuation time target mentioned?
• What does the APU do on the ground?
• In severe turbulence, what may happen to occupants who are not belted?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the A stand for?
• At approximately what altitude is cruise typically reached?
• In the hijacking context, a refugee is usually escaping from what?
• What does RTO stand for?
• Which classes of dangerous goods have divisions?
• How are passengers divided on a load sheet?
• Which statement accurately describes the forward-facing brace position described for cabin crew?
• What are the four principles of survival?
• When was ICAO established?
• What is Landing?
• Which of the following statements is true about SARP's?
• Fumes are commonly hazardous and usually toxic. Which statement best reflects this?
• WCHC stands for which term?
• What does PRM stand for?
• DEPU/DEPA stands for which type of passenger?
• Who should attestations be issued by?
• Which activity is typical of a Ground Handling Agent?
• What is a class A fire?
• The FDP is the time from when reporting for duty until the engines are turned off on the last sector. Which term is this?
• Which phrase best describes a mentally unbalanced person as per the material?
• RFFS stands for which of the following?
• What is severe turbulence?
• What is a class C fire?
• A turnaround is defined as the time to load, unload and service the aircraft.
• What are the three components of the fire triangle?
• In what year was EASA established?
• What is the role of EASA?
• Which organization provides standards related to licensing, charts, training, security and meteorological services?
• Which of the following describes a WCHS passenger?
• Fumes are defined as which of the following?
• Which statement about ABPs is true?
• What is Thrust?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the M stand for?
• How often is dangerous goods training required?
• Approximate blood loss that is fatal for a typical adult?
• Hazard labels are best described as which of the following?
• Which pairing correctly matches inbound and outbound terminology?
• What are the endpoints of the defined safe margins for body temperature?
• The time from reporting for duty to being relieved of all duties including any post-flight duties describes which term?
• If body temperature rises or drops outside the safe margins, what is the likely outcome?
• Which is outside the defined safe margins for body temperature?
• Dangerous goods forbidden: which items are typically forbidden?
• What is moderate turbulence?
• Which organization issues the UK air operator’s AOC?
• In a fire fighting procedure, what is the final step?
• AVPU stands for which words?
• Which description matches the AFT-facing brace position?
• Items such as oxygen bottles, perfumes, dry ice, aerosols, first aid kits and alcohol used for pax and crew comfort are classified as which DG category?
• What term is used when smoke rises vertically then spreads sideways?
• Which statement about HAFEX is true?
• Chocks are used for what purpose?
• RFFS operate at which locations?
• What are the three intensities of turbulence?
• Where are the basic responsibilities of crew members listed?
• What is the maximum response time for the RFFS?
• Which signal indicates REQUIRE ASSISTANCE?
• Is membership in EASA mandatory for non-EU member states?
• How should you have your head while in the brace position (for pax)?
• Circuit Breakers (CB) are best described as?
• Who does security screening apply to?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four principles of survival?
• If a patient responds to voice but is not fully alert, which AVPU category applies?
• Does the relative authority need to give approval for an airline to carry dangerous goods?
• What is a pocket mask used for?
• What is Pushback?
• At what percentage of water loss in the body does death occur?
• What is Descent?
• Security is a combination of which elements to protect civil aviation from unlawful acts?
• What is a class B fire?
• What is an ABP?
• Which signal would you use to indicate you require medical assistance immediately?
• What does the process of Search and Rescue involve?
• Why do we use AVPU?
• How much water is in the adult human body?
• What does CAA stand for?
• Which three components make up security as described in NASP?
• The control surfaces of an aircraft include which of the following?
• Which SAMPLE element asks about what could have happened to make the condition worse or anything unusual occur?
• GHA stands for?
• If a fire involves live electrical equipment, which class is it?
• Which statement best describes when Flight Time occurs?
• The belly of an aircraft refers to which part?
• When should cabin crew be seated in the brace position?
• For a cabin crew member facing forward, how should you brace?
• What is RWY?
• Which of the following would be considered a DG Limited item?
• How soon should survivors be rescued in most parts of the world?
• What is a load sheet?
• If a fire involves ordinary combustibles, which class is it?
• Which ICAO annex is for security?
• What is the role of ICAO?
• A period of time in which a crew member must be available to fly or perform any duty without an intervening rest period is known as what?
• What age is classed as INF?
• What is the signal used to request medical assistance?
• How many member states does EASA have?
• MEQP stands for?
• What is the normal human body temperature in Celsius?
• What describes terrorists' typical level of organization and armament?
• How should you have your feet during the brace position (for pax)?
• What is included on the load sheet?
• WCHR stands for which term?
• Cabin crew duties are primarily related to which areas?
• Which of the following additional motives is mentioned for hijackers?
• Which scenarios must an airline have a plan for?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the P stand for?
• The technical instructions for safe transport of dangerous goods by air are issued by which organization?
• What is an SRA?
• Where is the APU located on an aircraft?
• Which phase of flight is a brace position recommended during?
• If it is 3:00am what time is it in 24-hour clock?
• Which action should you not do when facing a hijacker?
• What is the Duty Period?
• Which factors may lead the captain to discontinue take-off (RTO)?
• What is classed as light turbulence?
• What is the UN Identification Number?
• If lift exceeds weight, what happens?
• What do RFFS do at the aerodrome?
• Which statement correctly matches the water loss threshold for death?
• Which statement best identifies passengers potentially disruptive?
• What is a dangerous good?
• What is the main purpose of the NASP?
• Fireproof gloves are used to remove which material to access the fire source?
• What does PBE stand for?
• PBE is designed primarily to protect which parts of the body from heat, smoke, and toxic gases?
• How is a bomb threat most commonly received?
• Which statement best reflects the relationship of Heat, Oxygen and Fuel in the fire triangle?
• What does the HAFEX do?
• Dangerous goods limited: which item is commonly considered DG Limited?
• Which term describes the external powered vehicle used to push an aircraft backwards from the stand?
• The Security Restricted Area (SRA) is described as what kind of zone?
• If it is 11:30pm what time is it in the 24-hour clock?
• How is lift generated?
• What does HAFEX stand for?
• What is the cause of turbulence?
• Which temperature value is closest to normal body temperature?
• How many hazard classes of dangerous goods are there?
• What are the four forces required for flight?
• What is Drag?
• If you remove one of the elements of the fire triangle, will it extinguish the fire?
• Which of the following statements is correct about dangerous goods when transported by air?
• Which extinguisher is Halon alternative?
• Which statement best describes a terrorist's goals in terms of political aims and fear?
• What is the primary objective of security measures in aviation?
• Which device analyzes heart rhythm and can defibrillate?
• Where in the galley do you check to prevent fire occurrences?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an example of a PRM?
• What are the steps in the fire fighting procedure?
• What does NASP stand for?
• Which action is ATC responsible for regarding arriving aircraft?
• Which statement best describes the role of ATC?
• Which statement best describes a distress signal?
• If it is midday what time is it in the 24-hour clock?
• During the rest of the flight, after handling a fire, should you monitor the area where the fire was and move passengers away?
• Should oxygen bottles be kept next to a fire?
• Which statement best describes UTC's role in aviation?
• What does AOC stand for?
• What is a taxiway?
• SAR stands for which term?
• What is Taxi?
• Which item is designed to deliver rescue breaths safely?
• Which statement about hijacker motives is explicitly listed in the material as including avoidance of extradition?
• What does AED stand for?
• Which statement best describes the role of the first aider?
• Do all classes of DG have divisions?
• What is the main role of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)?
• What is Halon?
• If blood loss is 3 liters, is it likely fatal?
• In the SAMPLE assessment, what does the L stand for?
• What is the AED used for?
• EASA stands for?