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1. The correct answer is C. Attempt to slow
and control the breathing rate to consciously
bring your breathing back under control. (Aeronautical Information Manual 8-1-3)
2. The correct answer is B. Clouds, low visibilities, precipitation, time of day, and terrain
flown over can all conspire to reduce or limit
outside visual cues and increase the potential
for spatial disorientation. It is times like these
that the pilot needs to focus more attention on
maintaining straight and level flight by reference to the flight instruments. (Pilot's Handbook
of Aeronautical Knowledge, Chapter 16)
3. The correct answer is C. A flight service
station cannot provide ATC services, but will
provide local airport advisories to arriving and
departing aircraft. (Aeronautical Information
Manual 3-5-1)
4. The correct answer is C. The rudder is a
primary flight control and controls movement
of the aircraft about the vertical axis, known
as yaw. (Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, Chapter 5)
5. The correct answer is C. Density altitude
is pressure altitude corrected for nonstandard temperature, and is used for computing
aircraft performance. An ambient temperature
increase will raise density altitude, while lower
elevations, high atmospheric pressure, low temperatures, and low humidity are more indicative
of low density altitude. (Pilot's Handbook of
Aeronautical Knowledge, Chapter 10)
6. The correct answer is B. Federal or Victor
Airways are classified as Class E airspace,
typically begin at 1,200 feet agl, and extend
outward four nautical miles from each side of
the centerline. (Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical
Knowledge, Chapter 14)
7. The correct answer is C, of course. The
pilot is solely responsible for assessing his own
personal fitness prior to a planned flight, and
making the go/no-go decision. Additionally, FAR
61.53(a) requires a pilot to self-ground under
certain medical conditions.
8. The correct answer is C. FAR 91.17(a) details
the legal requirements for flying after alcohol
consumption. In addition to these two set
parameters, flying also is not permitted if the
pilot is under the influence of alcohol.

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