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	<title>1. 4 cycle vs 2 cycle (lsp_2250) </title>
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<ul>Air cooled engines dissipate heat</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=1&num=lsp_2250" target="resultsFrame">through cooling fins on the cylinder and head</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=1&num=lsp_2250" target="resultsFrame">by air flowing through the radiator fins</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=1&num=lsp_2250" target="resultsFrame">through the cylinder head temperature probe</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>2. Wake Turbulence (lsp_2235) </title>
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<ul>The greatest vortex strength occurs when the generating aircraft is</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=2&num=lsp_2235" target="resultsFrame">light, dirty and fast</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=2&num=lsp_2235" target="resultsFrame">heavy, dirty and fast</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=2&num=lsp_2235" target="resultsFrame">heavy, clean and slow</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>3. Initial Notification of Aircraft Accidents Incidents and Overdue Aircraft (lsp_2214) </title>
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<ul>Which incident would require that the nearest NTSB field office be notified immediately?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=3&num=lsp_2214" target="resultsFrame">In-flight fire</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=3&num=lsp_2214" target="resultsFrame">Ground fire resulting in fire equipment dispatch</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=3&num=lsp_2214" target="resultsFrame">Fire of the primary aircraft while in a hangar which results in damage to other property of greater than $25,000</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>4. FAA-S-8081-8, Flight Instructor Practical Test Standards for Glider (lsp_2238) </title>
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<ul>An electrical system failure (battery and alternator) occurs in a magneto equipped aircraft during flight. In this situation, you would</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=4&num=lsp_2238" target="resultsFrame">probably experience engine failure due to the loss of the engine-driven fuel pump and also experience failure of the radio equipment, lights, and all instruments that require alternating current.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=4&num=lsp_2238" target="resultsFrame">probably experience failure of the engine ignition system, fuel gauges, aircraft lighting system, and avionics equipment.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=4&num=lsp_2238" target="resultsFrame">experience avionics equipment failure. </a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>5. Emergency Procedures General (1104_66) </title>
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<ul>Pilots who become apprehensive for their safety for any reason should</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=5&num=1104_66" target="resultsFrame">request assistance immediately.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=5&num=1104_66" target="resultsFrame">reduce their situational awareness.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=5&num=1104_66" target="resultsFrame">change their mindset</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>6. Aviation Routine Weather Report METAR (1104_156) </title>
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<ul>(Refer to <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/figure.php?file=/images/faa/sportpilot/lsp_53.jpg&exam_key=lsp&q_number=1104_156&zoom=no" target="figures">Figure 53</a>
.) The wind direction and velocity at KJFK is from</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=6&num=1104_156" target="resultsFrame">180&deg; true at 4 knots.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=6&num=1104_156" target="resultsFrame">180&deg; magnetic at 4 knots.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=6&num=1104_156" target="resultsFrame">040&deg; true at 18 knots.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>7. Special Use Airspace (1104_55) </title>
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<ul>(Refer to <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/figure.php?file=/images/faa/sportpilot/lsp_59/&exam_key=lsp&q_number=1104_55&zoom=yes" target="figures">Figure 59</a>
, area 2.) What hazards to aircraft may exist in areas such as Devils Lake East MOA?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=7&num=1104_55" target="resultsFrame">Unusual, often invisible, hazards to aircraft such as artillery firing, aerial gunnery, or guided missiles.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=7&num=1104_55" target="resultsFrame">Military activities including, air combat tactics, aerobatics and low-altitude tactics.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=7&num=1104_55" target="resultsFrame">High volume of pilot training or an unusual type of aerial activity.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>8. General (1104_144) </title>
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<ul>Who is responsible for determining if an aircraft is in condition for safe flight?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=8&num=1104_144" target="resultsFrame">A certificated aircraft mechanic.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=8&num=1104_144" target="resultsFrame">The pilot in command.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=8&num=1104_144" target="resultsFrame">The owner or operator</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>9. Stable and Unstable Air (1104_164) </title>
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<ul>If an unstable air mass is forced upward, what type clouds can be expected?</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=9&num=1104_164" target="resultsFrame">Stratus clouds with little vertical development.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=9&num=1104_164" target="resultsFrame">Stratus clouds with considerable associated turbulence.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=9&num=1104_164" target="resultsFrame">Clouds with considerable vertical development and associated turbulence.</a></li></ul></br>
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	<title>10. Dead Reckoning (1104_100) </title>
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<ul>True course measurements on a Sectional Aeronautical Chart should be made at a meridian near the midpoint of the course because the</br></br>
<li>A - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=A&q_num=10&num=1104_100" target="resultsFrame">values of isogonic lines change from point to point.</a></li></br>
<li>B - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=B&q_num=10&num=1104_100" target="resultsFrame">angles formed by isogonic lines and lines of latitude vary from point to point.</a></li></br>
<li>C - <a href="http://preparetotest.com/faa/rss/questionStat.php?exam_key=lsp&ans=C&q_num=10&num=1104_100" target="resultsFrame">angles formed by lines of longitude and the course line vary from point to point.</a></li></ul></br>
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