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Student Pilot Workbook
By Tutor Ferry

สารบัญ
General Knowledge Test
Aviation Knowledge Test
General Physics Test
Aptitude Test
• Logical Reasoning Skill
• Spatial Orientation Skill
• Scanning Skill
• Basic Calculation Skill
• Memory Skill
Mathermatics Test
Physics Test
English Test
Personality Test
IQ Test
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1. An aerodrome forecast
reads:
TAF YCOM 070635Z 070820
T 03 00 M02 M04 Q 1008
1007 1006 1006.
The forecast temperature
and QNH at time 1935 are:
(a) 4 degrees and 1006
(b) minus 4 degrees and
1006
(c) zero degrees and 1007
(d) not forecast
2. An offset thrust line on a
single-engine aircraft is
used to counter:
(a) the yaw tendency due to
spiral propeller airflow
(b) the yaw tendency due to
‘P’ effect
(c) the yaw tendency due to
the offset fin
(d) the yaw tendency due
to spiral propeller airflow
acting on the inboard lifting
surfaces
3. A cruising level of 8500 ft
(A085) is appropriate to a
VFR aircraft:
(a) heading 015(m)
(b) heading 185(m)
(c) tracking 025(m)
(d) tracking 225(m)
4. The A025 to A035 C
airspace lower limit step
north of the ML CTR is
shown as a 15DME arc.
Using a GPS distance of
15NM from YMML to track
around this arc outside the
C airspace would result in
tracking:
(a) nearly a mile outside the
C airspace
(b) nearly a mile inside the C
airspace
(c) exactly on the arc
(d) exactly on the arc only
at A025 because of the slant
distance
5. The rate of climb is:
(a) greater into wind
(b) lower into wind
(c) greater downwind
(d) is not affected by wind
component
6. On a TCAS equipped
aircraft, a nearby VFR
aircraft squawking 1200
and posing no immediate
collision risk displays as a
(a) primary return
(b) secondary return
(c) traffic advisory (TA)
(d) resolution advisory (RA)
FFlying OPS

G al P ics

This tests your understanding of how things work. There is a written ques-
tion and a drawing. Together, they contain all the information you need to
answer the question.
Example
A chain is passed around four wheels, 1, 2, 3 and 4, so that the large wheel,
2, moves clockwise. Which of the wheels turns anti-clockwise?
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 e) none
The answer is 4.
You can do the items in any order you like. Do not mark this book if it is not
your own, but record your answers and any working out you need to do on
separate paper. If you wish to gain an estimate of your aptitude, record the
number of the question you are on after exactly 10 minutes. Otherwise,
take as long as you wish to complete the items.
1.
2.
3.
4.
GG al P ics Test

Timed test: 10 minutes
1. Which ball is heaviest?
a) All weigh the same b) L is heaviest c) cannot say d) J is heaviest
2. Three rubber wheels, A, B and C are touching so that if one moves the
others must also move. If wheel A turns clockwise, which way will wheel
C turn?
a) anti-clockwise b) all the same way c) clockwise d) none will turn
J K L
A B C

AAptitude Test

Logical Reasoning Skill
This is a test of how easily you perceive how numbers relate to each
other. You are given a series of numbers. Your task is to see how they
form a relationship with each other. You then have to choose the
number that would go next in the series, choosing one from the four
possible answers provided. It is advisable to have a piece of scrap paper
and a pencil to do any working out that may be necessary. The first
example below has been done already to show you how.
Examples
1. 5 10 15 20 25 ?
a) 6 b) 35 c) 30 d) 50 Answer
2. 15 12.5 10 7.5 5 ?
a) 2.5 b) 5 c) 1 d) 0 Answer
3. 2 5 11 23 47 ?
a) 70 b) 57 c) 58 d) 95 Answer
The answer to Example 1 is c) because the numbers are a series increasing
by 5.
The answer to Example 2 is a) because the series is reducing by 2.5,
so you should take 2.5 away from 5.
The answer to Example 3 is d) because the gaps between the
numbers are 3, 6, 12 and 24, so 48 is needed to fill the gap between the
last and missing number. So, 48 added to 47 is 95. Alternatively, this
series can be done by doubling each of the numbers in the series and
adding 1.
If you are timing yourself you have 10 minutes to do as much as you can.
You must work as quickly and as accurately as possible. Do not start until
you are ready.
30
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Pictu i 1
This tests how well you make logical decisions based upon visual infor-
mation. You are given a series of pictures, lines or diagrams. Your task is to
see how they go together, then work out which will be the next figure in
the series. You have to choose one from the four possible answers
provided.
Example
Which comes next?
The answer is a) because one line is added each time. The long bar, which
slopes from right to left, is always added first.
If you are timing yourself you have 6 minutes to do as much as you can.
Put the correct answer in the box. Do not start the test until you are ready.
a) b) c) d)

Spatial Orientation Skill
This test looks at how well you can see how shapes fit together. There are
two types of problem. Look at the examples below to see how the test is
done.
Examples
Example 1. If the figure below on the left was folded together it would
make a box. Imagine the box is made of paper or card, so that you cannot
see through it. On this box, a line has been drawn across one of the sides.
You have to say which of the alternatives would be made from the
unfolded figure on the left.
Answer ‘Y’ for ‘yes’ or ‘N’ for ‘no’ for each of the alternatives given. In the
example, the answer to (a) is ‘Y’ for yes, and the answer to (b) is also ‘Y’.
The answer to (c) is ‘N’, because the line on one of the sides does not go
from corner to corner. The answer to (d) is also ‘N’, as only one of the sides
should have a line across it.
Example 2
A. B. C. D.
take away leaves
A. B. C. D.
Answer
Answer
Y Y N N
ap

In this test, you have to follow a line from the left-hand side of the page until
you arrive at the right-hand side. Each line goes straight across other lines it
comes to. Sometimes the line returns across the page before ending on the
right-hand side. Where the line ends is a small picture or symbol.
Your task is to locate the symbol in the chart and see what letter is under-
neath it. Then, you tick the box underneath that letter where the line first
started on the left hand side of the page. In the example below, you can see
the chart with pictures and letters. A letter goes with each picture.
On the left-hand side of the page are boxes underneath letters where you
have to place your tick. If you start with the first box and follow the line
along, you will see that it comes out at a picture of a heart. In the chart,
underneath the heart, is the letter ‘d’. So, ‘d’ has been ticked in the box
where the line started. Try the other lines yourself.
The first of the examples was done for you – the answer was ‘d’. The answer
to the next is ‘a’, then ‘c’, then ‘b’ and ‘e’.
b a e c d e a b d e c d e b a
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?
×
a b c d e
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The test on the next page is done in just the same way. Work as quickly as
you can. If this is not your book record your answers on a separate sheet of
paper.
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1. You have exactly 2 minutes to look at the following numbers, then go
on to the next page. You will then have 2 minutes to write down as
many as you can remember.
99 23
16
4 17 52
31
8 13 132
2 46
22 18
81
104
79 40
58 63

Mathermatics T

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0. 20 . 24
ก. 18
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. A +' 9 0 ก '
B +' 9 0 ก ' ! ก
C +' 9 0 ก ' %
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ก! n(A∪B∪C) = n(A) + n(B) + n(C) 7 n(A∩B) 7 n(A∩C) - n(B∩C) + n (A∩B∩C)
50 = 35 + 25 + 10 7 (x+1 7 (y+1 7 (z+1 + 1
50 = 68 7 x 7 y 7 z
x + y + z = 18
( ก ' ก& / 2 *
) 18

Physics T

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( ก $ % & %"ก % ' ) ก ( ก ก" (
%"ก % #$) *$ )
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. 100°°°° ก 140°°°°
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$ ก" -กก = 40°
% ก" = 50°
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%"ก % #$-" ก( "* %"ก % ก (n ก กก $ n ก )
∴ %"ก % ก $ -กก (θ2 < θ1)
∴ %"ก % %"ก % ก $ 40° % %"ก % ก" กก $ 50°
∴ % $ ก" %"ก % & กก $ 100° -$ $.& 140°

English T

แนวข้อสอบภาษาอังกฤษ
Dialogue Questions
1. A: Could you direct me to the beach?
B: Sure. Walk that way for two blocks, turn right and it's about four more blocks.
A: OK, thank you.
How far away is the beach?
1) About two blocks
2) About four blocks
3) About six blocks
4) About eight blocks
Answer3
2. A: This printer isn't working.
B: We've already called a repairman. He should be here later this morning.
A: OK, I'll be back this afternoon.
When will he do his printing?
1) Later this morning
2) This afternoon
3) Tomorrow morning
4) Tomorrow afternoon

Personality Test

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IQ Test

Test One: Questions
1. Which piece below, when fitted into the piece on the left, will
form a perfect square?
2. Which word in brackets is most opposite to the word in capitals?
PROSCRIBE (allow, stifle, promote, verify, indict)
3. 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 16, ?
What number should replace the question mark?
A B C
D E

4. Which number is the odd one out?
9678 4572 5261 5133 3527 6895 7768
5. Isotherm is to temperature as isobar is to: atmosphere, wind, pressure, latitude,
current
6.
Which is the missing section?
7. Which is the odd one out?
1 2 4 7
4 ? 7 10
6 ? ? 12
7 8 10 ?
6
8 10
12
A
5
9 7
13
B
6
7 8
14
C
5
7 9
13
D
A
B
C
D
E

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