1) You take off and discover the right brake line is caught tight in its pulley. What should you do?

2) Weather in the mountains tends to be:

3) What does number 1 represent (distance between wing tip to wing tip)?

4) The number 20 is pointing to a metal piece. What is that piece called?

5) The number 12 is next to a small metal piece. What is this piece called?

6) The number 13 is next to a small pulley. What is this pulley for?

7) Always refer to the pilot manual, but on many reflex gliders pilots should:

8) When landing in in strong turbulence:

9) The risk of spot landings is mostly from:

10) A smooth 10 mph wind is blowing. Your motor quits and now you're trying to reach a landing field that is upwind of you. Which setting will enable you to travel the longest distance?

11) If you encounter strong turbulence, you should:

12) Spiral dives, where the wing is pointed nearly straight down,

13) Parachutal stall is:

14) Refer to red D on the Orlando Chart's left side. You...

15) Refer to red number 3 on the Orlando Chart's left side. Which statement is true if you launch there?

16) If you are at the beach and the "off-shore" breezes are 6-8 m.p.h. This indicates:

17) What are some ways to suspect a gust front is heading your way? (check all that apply)

18) When the air is very humid, what does that usually mean for us as PPG pilots?

19) Select all that apply. Which statement is true regarding weather:

20) On many sunny days, the presence of these clouds in the morning indicate increasing thermals and associated turbulence:

21) Active flying is defined as:

22) If an asymmetric collapse happens in flight, you should:

23) You are attempting a forward launch in 10 mph winds. What can you expect (select all that apply)?

24) You are launching in light winds. If you start your run, what is likely to happen if you suddenly slow your run mid-launch?

25) You are at 30 feet AGL on final approach. You should...

26) The speed at which the glider will tend to fly when no pilot input is given (brakes in full up position) is called:

27) Powered paragliders are:

28) The USPPA PPG2 rating will allow you to fly legally in Canada?

29) Airspace can be closed to all flying. Which of the following statements are true? (check all that apply)

30) In the U.S., regarding G airspace (check all that apply)

31) Which statement is True?

32) Can we fly in A, B, C or D airspace? (ATC=Air Traffic Control)

33) The FAA defines an ultralight vehicle as one that: (check all that apply)

34) Regarding Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), as a PPG pilot you…

35) It is important to check the weather before flying. One of the best sources for this information is...

36) You consistently have problems getting into your seat.  What should you do?

37) The front of the glider is called the leading edge; the back of the glider is called the trailing edge. The distance from the leading to trailing edges is called the_______.

38) The tachometer is most useful for:

39) If your propeller is not balanced, what will you notice the most?

40) If your prop spins counter-clockwise, as viewed from behind, at high power your BODY:

41) Check all that apply. If the engine crank shaft spins left (counter clockwise), the prop spins:

42) If your engine is much louder than normal, you likely have:

43) If you hear a "chirping" sound after you start the engine, you likely have a:

44) You normally fly near sea level but are now launching from a 5000 foot elevation.  You…

45) Where is the safest place to start your engine?

46) Of the answers below, which is the best choice for descending quickly?

47) When is the safest time of day to fly? Check all that apply.

48) What is the significance of the PPG2 rating?

49) The default reaction to an unknown twisting or wing malfunction is:

50) The winds are blowing 6-8 m.p.h. from the South. What is the safest direction to fly before returning to the launch site?