AFOQT Online Practice Questions and Answers

Ammeter

A. Lift equals Weight Thrust equals Drag

B. Is cleared to taxi

C. Continue circling

D. Batter Power

What does the rudder do?

A. Weather changes help lift airplane, actuates some flight instruments

B. Effects airplanes capability

C. Moves the airplane nose left and right

D. Moves airplane nose up and down

Newtons Laws of Motion 1

A. Low pressure upward force

B. Constant force creates acceleration proportional to mass

C. Body at rest remains at rest

D. One body exerts force on another, 2nd exerts force equal to 1st but in opposite direction

Elevator control moves

A. Visually establishing airplanes attitude with reference to natural horizon

B. Main maneuver Constant heading and altitude is maintained Wing tips even with horizon

C. Used to relieve all possible control pressures held after desired altitude has been attained

D. Airplane nose up and down

What is the standard weight for gasoline used in aircraft?

A. 6lbs/gal

B. Land on longer runways

C. Horizontal component of lift

D. Ineffectiveness of the ailerons and elevator

Resistance is the tendency for a material to oppose the flow of electrons and is measured in

A. Zoologist

B. OHMS

C. Organ

D. Earth's axis of rotation must point toward the moon

Scalene Triangle

A. 1 angle is greater than 90 degrees

B. Triangle with a 90 degree right angle.

C. All 3 angles are less than 90 degrees

D. A triangle all 3 sides and all 3 angles are unequal

Similar Triangles

A. Triangles same shape but not same size.

B. Quadrilateral whose opposing sides are parallel to each other. Opposite sides are also equal.

C. Polygon with 4 sides. Sum always measures 360 degrees.

D. Indicate altitudes, medians and angle bisections (dashed line you create solving problem)

What is the name for the negative particle which circles the nucleus of the atom?

A. When clearing obstacles during landing

B. Electron

C. Convective air currents, obstructions to wind flow, wind shear

D. Results in increased drag

The line on an airspeed indicator to warn that operating above the indicated level is dangerous is colored

A. 09

B. Shorter takeoff distance and increased climb angle

C. Red

D. Nose up