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	<title>1. Fitness for Flight (IRA-4816) </title>
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<ul>What action should be taken if hyperventilation is suspected?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=1&num=IRA-4816" target="resultsFrame">Consciously breathe at a slower rate than normal.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=1&num=IRA-4816" target="resultsFrame">Breathe at a slower rate by taking very deep breaths.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=1&num=IRA-4816" target="resultsFrame">Consciously force yourself to take deep breaths and breathe at a faster rate than normal.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>2. Instrument Approach Procedures (IRA-4354) </title>
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<ul>(Refer to <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/figure.php?file=/images/faa/instrument/ira_73.jpg&exam_key=ira_air&q_number=IRA-4354&zoom=no" target="figures">Figure 73</a>
.) Using an average groundspeed of 90 knots on the final approach segment, what rate of descent should be used initially to establish the glidepath for the ILS RWY 6 approach procedure?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=2&num=IRA-4354" target="resultsFrame">555 feet per minute.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=2&num=IRA-4354" target="resultsFrame">395 feet per minute.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=2&num=IRA-4354" target="resultsFrame">480 feet per minute.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>3. En Route Procedures (IRA-4619) </title>
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<ul>(Refer to <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/figure.php?file=/images/faa/instrument/ira_116.jpg&exam_key=ira_air&q_number=IRA-4619&zoom=no" target="figures">Figure 116</a>
.) You arrive over the 15 DME fix on a heading of 350&deg;.  Which holding pattern correctly complies with the ATC clearance below, and what is the recommended entry procedure?<br />"...HOLD WEST OF THE ONE FIVE DME FIX ON THE TWO SIX EIGHT RADIAL OF THE ABC VORTAC, FIVE MILE LEGS, LEFT TURNS..."</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=3&num=IRA-4619" target="resultsFrame">1; teardrop entry.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=3&num=IRA-4619" target="resultsFrame">1; direct entry.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=3&num=IRA-4619" target="resultsFrame">2; direct entry.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>4. Instrument Flight Rules (IRA-4763) </title>
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<ul>If during an ILS approach in IFR conditions, the approach lights are not visible upon arrival at the DH, the pilot is</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=4&num=IRA-4763" target="resultsFrame">permitted to continue the approach and descend to the localizer MDA.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=4&num=IRA-4763" target="resultsFrame">permitted to continue the approach to the approach threshold of the ILS runway.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=4&num=IRA-4763" target="resultsFrame">required to immediately execute the missed approach procedure.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>5. Airport Marking Aids and Signs (IRA-4794) </title>
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<ul>Which runway marking indicates a displaced threshold on an instrument runway?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=5&num=IRA-4794" target="resultsFrame">Centerline dashes starting at the threshold.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=5&num=IRA-4794" target="resultsFrame">Red chevron marks in the nonlanding portion of the runway.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=5&num=IRA-4794" target="resultsFrame">Arrows leading to the threshold mark.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>6. ATC Clearance Separations (IRA-4398) </title>
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<ul>On the runup pad, you receive the following clearance from ground control:<br />CLEARED TO THE DALLAS LOVE AIRPORT AS FILED - MAINTAIN SIX THOUSAND - SQUAWK ZERO SEVEN ZERO FOUR JUST BEFORE DEPARTURE - DEPARTURE CONTROL WILL BE ONE TWO FOUR POINT NINER. An abbreviated clearance, such as this, will always contain the</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=6&num=IRA-4398" target="resultsFrame">requested enroute altitude.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=6&num=IRA-4398" target="resultsFrame">departure control frequency.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=6&num=IRA-4398" target="resultsFrame">destination airport and route.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>7. Equipment Instrument and Certificate Requirements (IRA-4050) </title>
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<ul>Where is DME required under IFR?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=7&num=IRA-4050" target="resultsFrame">Above 18,000 feet MSL.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=7&num=IRA-4050" target="resultsFrame">At or above 24,000 feet MSL if VOR navigational equipment is required.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=7&num=IRA-4050" target="resultsFrame">In positive control airspace.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>8. Basic Aerodynamics (IRA-4844) </title>
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<ul>During a skidding turn to the right, what is the relationship between the component of lift, centrifugal force, and load factor?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=A&q_num=8&num=IRA-4844" target="resultsFrame">Centrifugal force is less than horizontal lift and the load factor is increased.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=B&q_num=8&num=IRA-4844" target="resultsFrame">Centrifugal force and horizontal lift are equal and the load factor is decreased.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=ira_air&ans=C&q_num=8&num=IRA-4844" target="resultsFrame">Centrifugal force is greater than horizontal lift and the load factor is increased.</a></li></ul></br>
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