Career Enlisted Aviator (CEA) Block 2 Practice Exam

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• Which of the following is NOT one of the 9 principles of Joint Operations?
• What does "Route of Flight" denote in air navigation?
• Which MAJCOM serves as the primary provider of combat airpower?
• What is the purpose of ground requirements in aviation training?
• Before takeoff, what does the pre-flight check help verify?
• What physical factors does "weight and balance" affect in aircraft operation?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of Brevity Words?
• Air Combat Command (ACC) primarily focuses on what aspect of Air Force operations?
• What does "cross-checking" mean in aviation operations?
• What does the Tenet of Air Power "Concentration" refer to?
• What is the primary function of an aircraft's autopilot system?
• Why are standard operating procedures important in aviation?
• What is the purpose of an aeronautical chart?
• In addition to safety, what else does visual scanning enhance for pilots?
• What do "communicative tasks" refer to in crew resource management?
• Which proword indicates that a message has been received and understood?
• Why is maintaining a flight logbook significant?
• In aviation, what does "squawk" mean?
• What is the number one cause of loss of situational awareness?
• Which AFSC is assigned to aircraft that operate in specialized mission roles like reconnaissance?
• What does a K-Code represent in aviation?
• What skill level signifies a qualified craftsman within the enlisted ribbon structure?
• Which of the following is considered a Macro nutrient?
• What are "aircraft systems"?
• Which principle governs the acceptance of risk in Risk Management?
• What does the acronym SARM stand for?
• To manage fuel consumption during a flight, what important factor must be considered?
• What is an active part of visual scanning during flight?
• What skill level must you be a SSgt, complete all 3- and 5- level training requirements and meet minimum upgrade training time?
• What type of nutrients are vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and amino acids classified as?
• Which AFSC is primarily responsible for tracking and monitoring targets?
• What is the primary purpose of the Career Enlisted Aviator (CEA) Block 2 evaluation?
• What is the computer-automated system to track continuation training accomplishments?
• What role does visual scanning play during flight?
• Which of the following weather conditions can impact flight safety the most?
• What does the groundspeed indicator measure in aviation?
• What does the acronym FCIF stand for?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of a K-Code?
• Who was Vernon L. Burge?
• What is William "Billy" Mitchell known as?
• Which Tenet of Air Power emphasizes the ability to respond quickly to changing circumstances?
• What is the CISP amount for a CEA with less than 4 years of service?
• What system maintains the Flight Record Folder (FRF)?
• Which Tenet of Air Power involves maximizing the effects of multiple forces working together?
• What does aircrew training specifically manage?
• What does "ground control" manage?
• What does the term "wake turbulence" refer to?
• Which of the following is an example of a technical order (TO)?
• What are the three sections into which standard publications are divided?
• What does the Tactical Operations Center (TOC) primarily coordinate during military aviation operations?
• How long can a CEA be away from the career field before they stop receiving CISP?
• What is meant by the term "Total Force" in the context of the Air Force?
• What does the Change Bar symbolize in documentation?
• What does a Q-Code represent?
• What command operates under a treaty, alliance or bi-lateral agreement?
• What is a "flare" in the context of aircraft landings?
• What phrase is NOT a verbal cue to communicate mission/safety concerns?
• What is a consequence of poor visual scanning during flight?
• Who was Eugene Bullard?
• If you lose currency, what status will you be placed on?
• Which statement is TRUE regarding the CISP amounts for different lengths of service?
• What is the role of a co-pilot in a flight crew?
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: HC/MC/AC-130J, CV-22, HH-60G/W, UH-IN, MH-139, C-146/NSAV?
• What is the function of a flight recorder in aviation?
• What does "airspace classification" refer to in aviation?
• What is the term for words designed for standardization, speed, and conciseness in communication?
• What term refers to forces from two or more services?
• How frequently must qualifications be completed according to the established guidelines?
• What type of pilot action is critical in executing a successful landing flare?
• What is the purpose of the de-icing system in an aircraft?
• What classification do amino acids and trace elements fall under?
• What is the purpose of pre-flight checks?
• How can visual scanning affect flight decisions?
• What proword would you use to indicate disagreement with a previous statement?
• What term describes the non-threatening verbal statements used to break the "error-chain"?
• What is the purpose of using checklists in aviation?
• Which concept best represents the need for balance in air power operations?
• Which of the following best describes "Crew Resource Management"?
• What provides a monthly incentive pay based on the number of years of aviation service?
• How does environmental change affect groundspeed calculations?
• What is the role of the Tactical Operations Center (TOC) in military aviation?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Tenets of Air Power?
• Who is responsible for providing safe, comfortable, and reliable transportation in aviation operations?
• What does effective communication among crew members ultimately enhance?
• What is "clearance delivery" in air traffic control terminology?
• In aviation, what does it mean when someone is listed as DNIF?
• What is the primary purpose of airspace management in aviation?
• What does the term "pilotage" refer to in aviation?
• Which factor might require flight crews to use Crew Resource Management techniques?
• Which type of Air Force component does "Total Force" include?
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: RC-135V/W/S/U, E-3, EC-130/37, RQ-4?
• Which of these factors is part of environmental conditions affecting flight?
• What does MQT stand for in the context of aviation roles?
• How do VFR flight rules differ from IFR flight rules?
• What is the significance of fuel management during a flight?
• When is the groundspeed indicator most crucial?
• What aspect does visual scanning support in air traffic management?
• What does the acronym "ADIZ" refer to in military airspace?
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: C-5, C-17, C-130H/J, E-3G, KC-135, KC-46, E-4B?
• Which of the following would NOT be classified as a macro nutrient?
• What conflict was the first significant air war that occurred from 1914 to 1918?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four principles of risk management?
• Which Qualification Level demonstrates the desired level of knowledge and performance?
• What does DNIF stand for in relation to flight duties?
• Who is recognized as the "Greatest Female Aviator of All Time"?
• What is the first step in the Risk Management process?
• Which of the following activities is a responsibility of the stan and eval?
• Which of the following is NOT an impact of environmental conditions?
• What is a key characteristic of Qualification Level 1?
• Which MAJCOM directs air operations in Europe, Africa, and parts of the Asian theater?
• What is an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) primarily used for?
• What is the AFSC assigned to the MQ-9 and RQ-4 aircraft?
• What are standard operating procedures (SOP) in aviation?
• Which of the following is a primary purpose of visual scanning?
• What skill level is awarded after successful completion of MDS specific initial qualification course with a successful AF Form 8?
• What document allows you to perform duties on your assigned aircraft and start your CISP?
• What is the role of the Air Mobility Command (AMC)?
• What Tenet of Air Power focuses on the ability to achieve the desired effect with minimal time?
• Which Major Command (MAJCOM) is tasked with recruiting, training, and educating to deliver airpower?
• What maximizes effectiveness and safety through the utilization of available resources?
• Which three axes are used to describe an aircraft's rotation?
• What type of weather phenomena might cause the need for in-flight diversions?
• Which organization has a state and federal mission and is available for prompt mobilization as a part of the Joint Team?
• What is the importance of situational awareness in aviation?
• What effect does the QNH setting have during flights?
• What are examples of directive publications in the Air Force?
• Explain the concept of "hypoxia" and its risks to pilots.
• What does the proword “Out” signify in communications?
• What is the primary role of an Executive Mission Aviator (EMA)?
• What does a T-Code represent?
• Which of the following contributes to enhancing situational awareness in aviation?
• Who keeps up with your Flight Evaluation Folder (FEF)?
• Which MAJCOM is focused on integrating expeditionary Air Force capabilities for US Pacific Command?
• What is the primary function of a flight plan?
• What aircraft is associated with the AFSC Mobility Forces Aviator?
• Which Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) is responsible for loading cargo?
• What does "TFR" stand for and when is it used?
• What is airborne radar primarily used for in aviation?
• What does IQT qualify crewmembers for?
• What is "stall recovery" in aviation?
• What skill level is achieved through experience and time requirements listed in MAJCOM aircrew training directives?
• What is the purpose of a safety briefing before flight?
• What is the primary function of the flight engineer on multi-crew aircraft?
• Describe the role of an air traffic controller.
• Which publication governs your aviation service?
• Who was the lowest-ranking Airman to ever receive the Medal of Honor?
• Which of the following is an example of Inappropriate Motivation?
• What key information is typically found on an aeronautical chart?
• What does "CRM" stand for in the context of aviation?
• Which proword would you use to indicate you want to continue speaking?
• Which proword indicates a need for the receiver to pause before responding?
• What does the HARM office control?
• What is the fifth step of Risk Management?
• What is the primary purpose of a ceiling in aviation weather?
• What component of a flight management system allows pilots to update the route during flight?
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: RC-135V/W/S/U, EC-130/37?
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: RC-135V/W/S/U, U-28?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of a proword?
• What is the official source document for determining incentive entitlement, Critical Skills Incentive Pay (CSIP), current flying status, and total aircrew experience?
• What is the effect of turbulence on flight?
• Noise and vibration are considered which type of factors in aviation?
• During which operation was Shock and Awe unleashed by the US?
• What type of nutrients do carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and fats belong to?
• What is the record of evaluation; a chronological listing summarizing an aircrew member's evaluation history?
• What is the primary concern of "Instrument Meteorological Conditions"?
• Which brief term refers to when pilots are instructed to withdraw or cease engagements?
• What is the continuous perception of self and aircraft in relation to a dynamic environment?
• What does the term "Vstol" stand for?
• Which aviation activity directly benefits from accurate groundspeed measurement?
• Which of the following are basic components of a flight management system (FMS)?
• Visual scanning is most effective when it is:
• What AFSC would be assigned to the following aircraft: VC-25, E-4B, C-37A/G-5, C-32A, C-40B?
• What does the acronym "IMC" stand for in aviation terms?
• What was the 43-day war referred to in military terms?
• Which skill level requires completion of 3- and 5- level training requirements?
• What does "weight and balance" refer to in aircraft operation?
• What does "METAR" stand for and what is its importance?
• What is commonly seen as motivation for self-improvement and self-discipline?
• What is the top portion that lists all publications in date order?
• What factors are considered while measuring groundspeed?
• What symbol indicates a change in documents?
• Why is it essential to maintain a safe altitude during flights?
• What was the initial step toward recognizing aviation's impact in warfare?
• What is a "NOTAM" and its relevance in aviation?
• What are procedure words or phrases that aid in expedited message handling called?
• Which MAJCOM is responsible for providing Air Force special operation forces for worldwide deployment?
• How does the "K-Index" relate to weather forecasting in aviation?
• What year were US Forces fully withdrawn from Operation Enduring Freedom?
• What role do vitamins play in aviation nutrition?
• What is the function of a transponder in an aircraft?
• Which MAJCOM provides the world's best mutual support to the Air Force and joint operations?
• In addition to aircrew training, what other aspect does the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) handle?
• Why is it important to conduct visual scanning during flight?
• Why is the "altimeter setting" significant in aviation?
• What is the primary responsibility of the stan and eval?
• What joint publication serves as the core guidance for unified force operations?
• What does the acronym HARM stand for?
• What is considered an additional tenet of Joint Operations?
• Which of the following is NOT an attention threat?
• Which indicator is essential for understanding an aircraft's movement over the ground?