Question 59-1 : While gaining altitude, decrease of atmospheric pressure is ? [ Success map ]

Question 1

Question 59-1 : While gaining altitude, decrease of atmospheric pressure is ? [ Success map ]

Answer

Greater in the lower layers than in altitude.

Question 2

Question 59-2 : In general, while gaining altitude, air mass density ?

Answer

Decreases, as pressure and temperature.

Question 3

Question 59-3 : With unstable conditions, what cloud formation is most likely to occur above 8000 meters ?

Answer

Cumulonimbus.

Question 4

Question 59-4 : With the passage of a cold front, the surface wind usually ?

Veer and increase in speed.

Answer

Amount of moisture present in the air compared to the amount the air could hold at that temperature and pressure.

Answer

Cumulonimbus.

Question 5

Question 59-5 : Moisture. the amount of water vapour that a given volume of air can contain is governed by its ?

Temperature.

Question 6

Question 59-6 : It is recommended to remain at a safe distance from a thunderstorm of at least ?

7 miles.

Question 7

Question 59-7 : Always suspect turbulence in the presence of ?

A passing front.

Question 8

Question 59-8 : There is a high probability for morning fog for the following conditions ?

High pressure system, with high humidity, light wind and a clear night.

Question 9

Question 59-9 : Indicate which document pilots should consult in order to obtain icing, turbulence and freezing conditions ?

Graphic area forecast charts gfa.

Question 10

Question 59-10 : The correct statement about the wind speed at altitude is ?

Winds are usually stronger at altitude.

Question 11

Question 59-11 : The atmosphere contains the following gases ?

78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0,03% carbon dioxide, rest rare gases.

Question 12

Question 59-12 : The temperature lapse rate of the standard atmosphere is ?

6.5°c per 1000 m until 11000 m.

Question 13

Question 59-13 : Relative humidity is the ?

Question 14

Question 59-14 : Thunderstorms are associated with a particular type of cloud, the cumulonimbus cb , generating winds ?

Very variables in direction variation of 180° possible and in speed strong gusts.

Question 15

Question 59-1 : While gaining altitude, decrease of atmospheric pressure is ? [ Success map ]

Greater in the lower layers than in altitude.

Question 59-2 : In general, while gaining altitude, air mass density ?

Decreases, as pressure and temperature.

Question 59-3 : With unstable conditions, what cloud formation is most likely to occur above 8000 meters ?

Cumulonimbus.

Question 59-4 : With the passage of a cold front, the surface wind usually ?

Veer and increase in speed.

Question 59-5 : Moisture. the amount of water vapour that a given volume of air can contain is governed by its ?

Temperature.

Question 59-6 : It is recommended to remain at a safe distance from a thunderstorm of at least ?

7 miles.

Question 59-7 : Always suspect turbulence in the presence of ?

A passing front.

Question 59-8 : There is a high probability for morning fog for the following conditions ?

High pressure system, with high humidity, light wind and a clear night.

Question 59-9 : Indicate which document pilots should consult in order to obtain icing, turbulence and freezing conditions ?

Graphic area forecast charts gfa.

Question 59-10 : The correct statement about the wind speed at altitude is ?

Winds are usually stronger at altitude.

Question 59-11 : The atmosphere contains the following gases ?

78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0,03% carbon dioxide, rest rare gases.

Question 59-12 : The temperature lapse rate of the standard atmosphere is ?

6.5°c per 1000 m until 11000 m.

Question 59-13 : Relative humidity is the ?

Amount of moisture present in the air compared to the amount the air could hold at that temperature and pressure.

Question 59-14 : Thunderstorms are associated with a particular type of cloud, the cumulonimbus cb , generating winds ?

Very variables in direction variation of 180° possible and in speed strong gusts.

Question 59-15 : Thunderstorm is characteristic of ?

Cumulonimbus.