Aviation: Runway and Correct Marks Essay

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Determine the proper runway and traffic pattern for landing. 

Select one:
a. Right -hand traffic for Runway 22
b. Left-hand traffic for Runway 36
c. Left-hand traffic for Runway 4

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Which of the following are true about how runway numbers are determined
Select one or more:
a. the numbers at each end of a runway are always the same
b. airport runways will always have a unique number, even if their runways are parallel
c. runway numbers correspond to a magnetic north reference, rounded to 10 degrees, with the last zero omitted
d. any runway that is between the headings of 010 degrees and 090 degrees is designated with a single-digit runway number
e. the number at the end of the runway corresponds to the direction you are heading when taking off or landing

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Match the following airport beacon light patterns to the appropriate airport
White/White/Green
Answer 1
Choose...Civilian land airportWhite/YellowMilitary airport
White/Green
Answer 2
Choose...Civilian land airportWhite/YellowMilitary airport
White/Yellow
Answer 3
Choose...Civilian land airportWhite/YellowMilitary airport

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What is the procedure for activating three-step pilot-controlled lighting within a period of five seconds and on a specified radio frequency?
Select one:
a. key your mike three times to turn all lights on at maximum intensity, five times for medium-intensity lighting and seven times for the lowest intensity
b. key your mike five times to turn all lights on at maximum intensity, three times for medium-intensity lighting and one time for the lowest intensity
c. key your mike seven times to turn all lights on at maximum intensity, five times for medium-intensity lighting and three times for the lowest intensity
d. key your mike one time to turn all lights on a the maximum intensity, three times for medium-intensity lighting and five times for the lowest intensity

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Runway incursions are primarily caused by errors associated with clearances, communications, airport surface movement, and positional awareness.
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False

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