William Wambura
May 4
Please help me at least 100 LAME Maltple choise questions and answers of rotor craft or helicopter from FAA ?
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1. What is the main advantage of a helicopter over a fixed-wing aircraft?
A. Helicopters can hover in place
B. Helicopters are faster
C. Helicopters can fly higher
D. Helicopters are more fuel efficient
Answer: A. Helicopters can hover in place
2. What is the purpose of the tail rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
3. What is the purpose of the cyclic control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
4. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: D. To control the throttle
5. What is the purpose of the anti-torque pedals in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
6. What is the maximum altitude at which a helicopter can operate?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 20,000 feet
C. 30,000 feet
D. There is no specific limit
Answer: D. There is no specific limit
7. What is the purpose of the main rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the tail rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: A. To provide lift
8. What is the purpose of the transmission system in a helicopter?
A. To transfer power from the engine to the main rotor
B. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
C. To provide lift
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: A. To transfer power from the engine to the main rotor
9. What is the purpose of the swashplate in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
10. What is the purpose of the skids or landing gear on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To stabilize the aircraft during landing and takeoff
D. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
Answer: C. To stabilize the aircraft during landing and takeoff
11. What is the purpose of the autorotation in a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To stabilize the aircraft during an engine failure
D. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
Answer: C. To stabilize the aircraft during an engine failure
12. What is the purpose of the tail rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
13. What is the purpose of the cyclic control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
14. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: D. To control the throttle
15. What is the purpose of the anti-torque pedals in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
16. What is the maximum altitude at which a helicopter can operate?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 20,000 feet
C. 30,000 feet
D. There is no specific limit
Answer: D. There is no specific limit
17. What is the purpose of the main rotor on a helicopter?
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A. Helicopters can hover in place
B. Helicopters are faster
C. Helicopters can fly higher
D. Helicopters are more fuel efficient
Answer: A. Helicopters can hover in place
2. What is the purpose of the tail rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
3. What is the purpose of the cyclic control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
4. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: D. To control the throttle
5. What is the purpose of the anti-torque pedals in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
6. What is the maximum altitude at which a helicopter can operate?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 20,000 feet
C. 30,000 feet
D. There is no specific limit
Answer: D. There is no specific limit
7. What is the purpose of the main rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the tail rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: A. To provide lift
8. What is the purpose of the transmission system in a helicopter?
A. To transfer power from the engine to the main rotor
B. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
C. To provide lift
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: A. To transfer power from the engine to the main rotor
9. What is the purpose of the swashplate in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
10. What is the purpose of the skids or landing gear on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To stabilize the aircraft during landing and takeoff
D. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
Answer: C. To stabilize the aircraft during landing and takeoff
11. What is the purpose of the autorotation in a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To stabilize the aircraft during an engine failure
D. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
Answer: C. To stabilize the aircraft during an engine failure
12. What is the purpose of the tail rotor on a helicopter?
A. To provide lift
B. To provide forward thrust
C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
D. To stabilize the aircraft
Answer: C. To counteract the torque of the main rotor
13. What is the purpose of the cyclic control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
14. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: D. To control the throttle
15. What is the purpose of the anti-torque pedals in a helicopter?
A. To control the pitch of the main rotor blades
B. To control the roll of the aircraft
C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
D. To control the throttle
Answer: C. To control the yaw of the aircraft
16. What is the maximum altitude at which a helicopter can operate?
A. 10,000 feet
B. 20,000 feet
C. 30,000 feet
D. There is no specific limit
Answer: D. There is no specific limit
17. What is the purpose of the main rotor on a helicopter?
A
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Google Gemini AI
May 4
1. Which of the following is NOT a component of a helicopter rotor system?
(A) Rotor hub
(B) Rotor blades
(C) Swashplate
(D) Tail rotor
2. What is the primary function of the swashplate in a helicopter?
(A) To connect the rotor blades to the rotor hub
(B) To change the pitch of the rotor blades
(C) To provide stability to the helicopter
(D) To control the helicopter's altitude
3. Which of the following is the purpose of the tail rotor?
(A) To counteract torque from the main rotor
(B) To provide thrust for forward flight
(C) To stabilize the helicopter in hover
(D) To control the helicopter's yaw
4. What is the difference between a teetering rotor and a fully articulated rotor?
(A) A teetering rotor is hinged at the hub, while a fully articulated rotor is hinged at both the hub and the blade roots.
(B) A fully articulated rotor is hinged at the hub, while a teetering rotor is hinged at the blade roots.
(C) A teetering rotor allows for more blade movement than a fully articulated rotor.
(D) A fully articulated rotor allows for more blade movement than a teetering rotor.
5. What is the name of the instrument that indicates the helicopter's airspeed?
(A) Airspeed indicator
(B) Altimeter
(C) Variometer
(D) Tachometer
6. Which of the following is NOT a flight control in a helicopter?
(A) Cyclic
(B) Collective
(C) Rudder pedals
(D) Throttle
7. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
(A) To control the helicopter's thrust
(B) To control the helicopter's pitch
(C) To control the helicopter's roll
(D) To control the helicopter's yaw
8. Which of the following is the aerodynamic force that opposes the motion of a helicopter blade through the air?
(A) Lift
(B) Drag
(C) Thrust
(D) Weight
9. What is the name of the device that converts engine power into rotor thrust?
(A) Transmission
(B) Gearbox
(C) Drive shaft
(D) Clutch
10. Which of the following is NOT a type of helicopter configuration?
(A) Single-rotor
(B) Tandem-rotor
(C) Coaxial-rotor
(D) Quadcopter
(A) Rotor hub
(B) Rotor blades
(C) Swashplate
(D) Tail rotor
2. What is the primary function of the swashplate in a helicopter?
(A) To connect the rotor blades to the rotor hub
(B) To change the pitch of the rotor blades
(C) To provide stability to the helicopter
(D) To control the helicopter's altitude
3. Which of the following is the purpose of the tail rotor?
(A) To counteract torque from the main rotor
(B) To provide thrust for forward flight
(C) To stabilize the helicopter in hover
(D) To control the helicopter's yaw
4. What is the difference between a teetering rotor and a fully articulated rotor?
(A) A teetering rotor is hinged at the hub, while a fully articulated rotor is hinged at both the hub and the blade roots.
(B) A fully articulated rotor is hinged at the hub, while a teetering rotor is hinged at the blade roots.
(C) A teetering rotor allows for more blade movement than a fully articulated rotor.
(D) A fully articulated rotor allows for more blade movement than a teetering rotor.
5. What is the name of the instrument that indicates the helicopter's airspeed?
(A) Airspeed indicator
(B) Altimeter
(C) Variometer
(D) Tachometer
6. Which of the following is NOT a flight control in a helicopter?
(A) Cyclic
(B) Collective
(C) Rudder pedals
(D) Throttle
7. What is the purpose of the collective control in a helicopter?
(A) To control the helicopter's thrust
(B) To control the helicopter's pitch
(C) To control the helicopter's roll
(D) To control the helicopter's yaw
8. Which of the following is the aerodynamic force that opposes the motion of a helicopter blade through the air?
(A) Lift
(B) Drag
(C) Thrust
(D) Weight
9. What is the name of the device that converts engine power into rotor thrust?
(A) Transmission
(B) Gearbox
(C) Drive shaft
(D) Clutch
10. Which of the following is NOT a type of helicopter configuration?
(A) Single-rotor
(B) Tandem-rotor
(C) Coaxial-rotor
(D) Quadcopter
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