#3 Exam - Flight Attendant 20 Questions

Please take this exam AFTER you have reviewed and learned the Module #3 Study Guide.

#1. If you Score 80% or better, you will have passed this exam.

#2. Upon completion, you will receive an email with your exam results.

#3. If you don't pass, you can re-study the areas you got wrong and then take this exam again.

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1. What does ATC stands for?

Automated Terminal Control

Air Traffic Control

Air Terminal Center

Automated Terminal Center

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2. The period during the critical phase of flight when the cockpit door must be locked, and FAs are restricted from entering and contacting. A _______________ is required when an a/c is below 10,000 ft., including taxi, takeoff and landing.

Two Person Rule

Trip Pairing

Minimum Guarantee

Sterile Cockpit

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3. What is trip pairing?

A series of flight numbers that comprise a “trip”.

The monthly schedule a FA receives as a result of the bidding process designating trip sequences.

A flight or series of flights in a line held by a FA bid.

Station where an a/c begins and is assigned a flight number.

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4. What does On-Call mean?

Being ready and able to accept a flight.

A period of time during which a reserve FA may be assigned a trip.

Being on RSV.

Sitting RSV at the airport.

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5. Deploy

The first flight of a FA’s schedule.

An unscheduled or unplanned stop for a medical emergency.

The period after the arrival of a trip sequence that is used to discuss the flight.

The process by which an emergency slide is extended and inflated.

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6. Ferry Flight

The Delivery of an a/c without passengers to a designated airport.

Known as the first flight of the day.

A flight that makes and unscheduled stop.

The last flight of a trip sequence.

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7. Which one is the AED?

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8. Which part of an airplane is the arrow pointing at?

Jumpseat

Cabin

Bulkhead

Fwd Cabin

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9. Block to Block is?

Service provided by ground to direct traffic.

The area between the cabins.

Traveling from the east coast to the west coast.

The actual time an a/c leaves the blocks and pushes back from the gate to the time it arrives at the gate of the destination.

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10. Cross Check?

The action of having one FA check the actions of another FA.

Transport of an off-duty crew-member, crossing the domicile of another.

The action of ensuring the number of working crew-members are on board a given flight.

Company materials which are shipped onboard an a/c.

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11. Which part of an airplane is the arrow pointing at?

Galley

Flaps

Catering configuration

Beverage Area

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12. NTSB stands for?

National Travel Safety Board

National Transportation Stand By

National Travel Stand By

National Transportation Safety Board

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13. PBE stands for?

Portable Breathing Equipment

Practical Breathing Exam

Protective Breathing Equipment

Protective Brace Event

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14. What is Per Diem?

Refers to hourly rate paid to flight attendants for meal expenses while on-duty. Pay begins when you check in on the first day and ends when you return to your base at the end of your trip.

An airline ticket used by an airline employee or eligible family member or friend, allowing travel at no cost or for a nominal service charge.

The time from take-off to touchdown.

A non-revenue or non-paying pax, usually a fellow airline employee. Also, stand-by, space available.

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15. What is Minimum Guarantee?

Refers to hourly rate paid to flight attendants for meal expenses while on-duty. Pay begins when you check in on the first day and ends when you return to your base at the end of your trip.

A period of time during which a reserve flight attendant may be assigned a trip.

Minimum rest time required after flight time by either the FAA or contractual agreements.

Minimum number of hours to be paid in each month regardless of the number of hours flown.

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16. What is DH? Guarantee?

Sudden loss of cabin air pressure resulting in the equalization of the inside air pressure with the outside pressure.

The FAA mandated demonstration of a/c equipment and emergency procedures. The demo must be performed for all pax before takeoff.

Transport of an off-duty crew-member for the purpose of positioning for the working of a flight.

The procedure in which customers leave the a/c.

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17. What is FAA?

Rules prescribed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) governing all aviation activities in the United States.

First Aid

The second in command to the captain on an aircraft.

Governmental body of the United States with powers to regulate all aspects of civil aviation in that nation as well as over its surrounding international waters.

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18. What are Flaps?

Hinged or pivotal portion of the wing used to provide or decrease lift on take-off and landing.

The main body of the a/c, excluding wings, tail assembly and engines.

Wind which blows against the direction an airliner is traveling, thus slowing down flight time.

Airports at which one or more major airlines have established clearing sites for traffic.

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19. IOE stands for?

Inoperable equipment.

Department responsible for the care administered to pax aboard an a/c.

The act of a flight attendant performing the assigned duties of a flight attendant under the supervision of a flight attendant supervisor qualified who personally observes the performance of these duties.

Department responsible for the care administered to pax aboard an a/c.

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20. What is Mainline?

A term used where referring to the larger entity of an airline that provides both regional and large jet service.

The monthly schedule a FA receives as a result of the bidding process designating trip sequences.

A FA with enough seniority to fly or hold a regular line of flying.

System of requiring certain FA’s to be on standby to cover open trips; usually reserve FA’s are too junior in seniority to hold a bid line.

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