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Cessna 172 Question SET A

This document appears to be a technical exam for a Cessna 172R aircraft. It contains multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, and an emergency procedures section requiring written responses. The multiple choice section covers topics like aircraft specifications, limitations, systems and performance. The fill in the blank questions require recalling key numbers from the Pilot's Operating Handbook. For the emergency section, examinees must describe procedures for scenarios like engine failures and forced landings. The exam is assessing the examinee's knowledge of the aircraft to ensure they can operate it safely.

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Cessna 172 Question SET A

This document appears to be a technical exam for a Cessna 172R aircraft. It contains multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, and an emergency procedures section requiring written responses. The multiple choice section covers topics like aircraft specifications, limitations, systems and performance. The fill in the blank questions require recalling key numbers from the Pilot's Operating Handbook. For the emergency section, examinees must describe procedures for scenarios like engine failures and forced landings. The exam is assessing the examinee's knowledge of the aircraft to ensure they can operate it safely.

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Type Technical Exam

Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

Date:_______________

STUDENT ID STUDENT NAME

MARKS
PART I PART II PART III TOTAL

REMARKS
RESULT PASS FAIL

SIGNATURE OF EXAMINER

NOTE: 75% SCORE MUST BE ATTAINED IN EACH SECTIONS IN ORDER TO PASS. CIRCLE
THE CORRECT ANSWERS FOR MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ON THE QUESTION PAPER.
WRITE THE ANSWERS FOR “FILL IN THE GAPS” IN THE GAPS ON THE QUESTION PAPER. FOR
THE EMERGENCY SECTIONS, WRITE THEM DOWN ON THE ANSWERS SHEET PROVIDED.
INCASE OF EXTRA SHEET USE THE STAMPED PAGES ONLY.

DISQUALIFICATION:
- FAILURE TO WRITE YOUR CREDENTIALS.
- USING PENCIL TO WRITE YOUR ANSWERS.
- USING UNFAIR MEANS.

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 1


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

Multiple Choice
(30 x 2 = 60 Marks)

1) VFE Means –
a) Maximum Flaps Extended speed. 

b) Maximum speed. 

c) Maximum landing speed. 

d) Maximum take-off speed.

2) 
What is the normal category maximum take off weight of C-172R?


a) 2300 lbs
b) 2150 lbs
c) 2450 lbs
d) 2747 lbs

3) Maximum ramp weight of Normal Category Cessna-172 R is :


a) 2547 lbs
b) 2457 lbs
c) 2500 lbs
d) 2557 lbs

4) The diameter of propeller is :



a) 75 inches
b) 65 inches
c) 85 inches
d) 70 inches

5) Standard empty weight of Cessna-172R is:



a. 1539 lbs
b. 1639 lbs
c. 1739 lbs
d. 1839 lbs
6) Permissible type of fluid to be used in wheel brakes :

a) MIL-H- 5606
b) MIL-H- 6060
c) MIL-H- 5600
d) MIL-H- 6000

7) Vfe for a C172R with 100 flaps, is


a) 129 kts IAS
b) 85 kts IAS
c) 110 kts IAS
d) 80 kts IAS

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 2


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

8) In case of Engine failure immediately after take-off what should be your speed
IAS, flaps down?
a) 85 kts
b) 90 kts
c) 60 kts
d) 65 kts

9) Maximum window open speed for a Cessna 172R:


a) 129 kts
b) 85 kts
c) 110 kts
d) 163 kts

10) Vne for a C172 R =


a) 129 kts
b) 85 kts
c) 110 kts
d) 163 kts

11) Maximum rated Horsepower for C172R engine is:


a) 129 BHP
b) 160 BHP
c) 110 BHP
d) 163 BHP

12) Maximum engine RPM for C172R is :


a. 2100 Rpm b. 2200 Rpm c. 2300 Rpm d. 2400 Rpm

13) Maximum landing weight for C172R normal category is :


a) 2450lbs
b) 2400lbs
c) 2800lbs
d) 3000lbs

14) Total Fuel capacity for C172R:


a) 26.5 US gal
b) 56.0 US gal
c) 27.0 USgal
d) 28.0 US gal

15) Total useable fuel for a C172R is


a) 175 liters
b) 26 US Gallons
c) 53 US gallons
d) 56 US gallons

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 3


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

16) Aircraft battery volt and its location are:


a) 24 volt battery, located on the left forward side of the firewall. 

b) 28 volt battery, located on the right forward side of the wall. 

c) 24 volt battery, located on the right forward side of the wall. 

d) 28 volt battery, located on the left forward side of the wall. 


17) Which maneuver can be performed when a C172 R is loaded for a normal
category?
a) Spin

b) Whip stall

c) Lazy eight
d) 900 steep turns

18) The maximum combined baggage weight that can be carried on a C172 R is
a) 100 pounds
b) 110 pounds
c) 120 pounds
d) 130 pounds

19) According to the POH the wings Flap up landing speed for a C172R is?
a) 65-75 KIAS
b) 60-70 KIAS
c) 75-80 KIAS
d) 55-60 KIAS

20) Range of the white arc (Flap operating range) in ASI is:
a) 33 KIAS- 85 KIAS
b) 53 KIAS- 80 KIAS
c) 43 KIAS- 85 KIAS
d) 23 KIAS- 85 KIAS

21) Maximum speed (Vne) for all operations is as follows


a) 100 KIAS
b) 183 KIAS
c) 170 KIAS
d) 163 KIAS

22) Minimum permissible engine oil pressure is :


a) 10 PSI
b) 20 PSI
c) 30 PSI
d) 40 PSI

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 4


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

23) Starting engine with battery


a) Throttle should be half open.
b) Throttle should be full open.
c) Throttle should be 1⁄4 open.
d) None of the above.

24) During run- up checks the RPM drop should not exceed more than ______ RPM.
a. 150 b. 140 c. 130 d. 120

25) In a go-around situation the first thing the pilot of the aircraft must do is
a. Retract flaps.
b. Open Full power.
c. Reduce power

d. Increase flaps setting from 200 to 300.

26) The engine Oil Temperature “Green Arc” (normal operating range) reads :
a) 20 -90 degree F 

b) 100-200 degree F 

c) 50 -90 degree F 

d) 100 -245 degree F

27) Flap deflections greater than ____ are not approved for take-off.
a. 00 b. 100 c. 200 d. 300

28) The maximum demonstrated cross- wind component for a C 172 R?


a. 5 Kts b. 10 Kts c. 15 Kts d. 20 Kts

29) Maximum diameter of the propeller (McCauley) inCessna-172 is


a) 5.70 inches
b) 6.75 inches
c) 7. 80 inches
d) 8. 85 inches

30) Wing span of Cessna-172 R is :


a) 36 ft 00 inch
b) 37 ft 01 inch
c) 36 ft 01 inch
d) 36 ft 07 inch

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 5


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

Fill in the Blanks


(10 x 1) = 10 Marks

1. Service ceiling of Cessna 172R is _ _____________. 



2. During emergency, the recommended glide speed is _______ KIAS 

3. Maximum weight for Take off or landing is _____________. 

4. Stall speed at 2450 lbs AUW, 0 degree angle of bank, flaps up, power off is
____________ IAS. 

5. During Engine failure, immediately after take-off, wing flaps up, recommended
speed is _______ KIAS
6. The POH take off procedures says to start rotating the nose at ________KIAS

7. Maximum demonstrated “Cross Wind” Velocity is ______Kts

8. The Normal Cruise is performed between 60% and ____ % power.

9. When landing in a strong crosswind , use ________ flap setting required for
the field length.
10. The Best Rate-of-Climb Speed, at sea-level, with 2450 lbs AUW ________
KIAS.

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 6


Type Technical Exam
Galaxy Flying Academy Ltd. Subject: Cessna 172 R

Emergency
(5 x 6) = 30 Marks
Answer ANY 6 Questions

1. Describe your actions in case of “Engine Failure during take-off roll”. 



2. Describe the alternator failure procedure. 

3. Describe the emergency landing procedure “With Engine Power”. 

4. Describe your actions in case of “Forced Landing without Engine Power”.
5. Describe your actions in case of “Engine Failure during flight (restart
Procedures)”. 

6. Spin Recovery Procedures.
7. Describe your actions when you notice “Low Oil Pressure”.

Type Tech: Cessna C172R Page 7

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