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What is the correct procedure for recovery from an excessively nose-high critical attitude?

Reduce power, apply backward pressure, and bank left.

Increase speed and hold the nose at the current angle.

Add power, apply forward pressure, and roll wings level. (correct)

Shut off the engine and glide straight ahead.

If a controller advises traffic is located at '2 o'clock 5 miles southbound', where should the pilot visually search for the traffic while correcting for crosswind?

30 degrees to the left of the airplane's nose.

40 degrees to the right of the airplane's nose. (correct)

Directly ahead of the airplane.

Directly to the east of the airplane.

What encompasses the airspace surrounding Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport?

An uncontrolled airspace suitable for general aviation.

The airspace is only for commercial flight operations.

A highly regulated airspace with specific entry requirements. (correct)

The control zone which allows unrestricted access.

When recovering from a nose-high attitude, which action should be avoided?

Adding too much power suddenly. Signup and view all the answers

What angle of correction would a pilot maintain for southbound traffic reported at '2 o'clock' in relation to a right crosswind?

40 degrees to the right. Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary action a pilot should take when recovering from a nose-high critical attitude?

Add power, apply forward pressure, and roll wings level. Signup and view all the answers

When advised that traffic is at '2 o'clock 5 miles southbound' while compensating for a right crosswind, where should the pilot look?

40 degrees to the right of the airplane's nose. Signup and view all the answers

What type of airspace is found surrounding Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport?

Class B airspace, requiring a specific clearance for entry. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following maneuvers should a pilot avoid when recovering from a nose-high attitude?

Adding excessive back pressure on the yoke. Signup and view all the answers

In the context of traffic advisories, what does '2 o'clock' signify?

Traffic located to the right of the airplane's nose. Signup and view all the answers

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Question 7

Correct procedure for recovering from a nose-high attitude: Add power, apply forward pressure, and roll wings level.

Question 8

If a controller advises "traffic 2 o'clock 5 miles southbound" and the pilot has a 20-degree crosswind correction to the right, the pilot should look 40 degrees to the right of the airplane's nose.

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Test your knowledge on critical aviation recovery procedures and traffic advisories. This quiz assesses your understanding of maintaining control and navigation awareness during flight. Perfect for aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts.