Breeze Airways General Emergency Practice Exam

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• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the letter P stand for?
• The aircraft recirculates approximately what percent of cabin air?
• What does the ABCD acronym stand for?
• What is the TUC for 30,000 feet?
• A slow/gradual decompression occurs within...
• Which PIES term is most directly associated with energy release?
• In Halotron fire extinguisher use, what distance can the spray reach?
• Which threat level is associated with life-threatening behavior?
• What equipment is worn to protect against smoke during a fire emergency?
• In CPR, the CABD sequence stands for which set of components in the correct order?
• Which statement correctly matches decompression types to their typical time frames?
• In the LAST acronym, what does the 'L' stand for?
• What is the standard evacuation target time for all occupants from the aircraft?
• In CPR, which component is performed first according to the CABD sequence?
• What command is used to stop passengers from bunching together at an exit while it is being opened?
• For a ditching evacuation, how many ABPs per exit are required?
• What is the ultimate goal of all emergency procedures?
• What is the TUC for 18,000 feet?
• In smoky cabin conditions, what should passengers do as instructed by FAs?
• What does PACE stand for?
• If you need IV Equipment, which color would you check on the EEMK?
• All cabin air volume is recirculated and exchanged in how many minutes?
• Which option correctly lists the SHIRT components in order?
• During a RED emergency, which statement is true?
• If the evacuation horn sounds unintentionally, what is the appropriate action?
• Which PIES term corresponds to the energy-delivering element of the system?
• After impact, passengers must remain in the brace position until which command is issued by FAs?
• Which PIES term denotes the material that causes rapid energy release?
• The PBE lasts approximately how long?
• The SHIRT acronym stands for which of the following expansions?
• What does the letter A stand for in GLAD?
• An explosive decompression occurs within how many seconds?
• PBE lasts approximately how long?
• CFR Part 121 requires that there is ____ POB onboard for each crewmember.
• When visual cues fail, what is your primary evacuation tool?
• The pilots will say BRACE, BRACE, BRACE approximately how many feet from the ground?
• What does the PIES acronym stand for in regards to hijacking?
• During a rapid decompression, what is the first action an FA must take?
• During an evacuation, where will the CA assist?
• Which term in PIES refers to the component that provides energy?
• What percentage of aviation accidents are caused by human error?
• In an EEMK, what color indicates IV Equipment?
• Class C fires involve which kind of hazard?
• What is the Over-Flow Capacity for the life raft?
• Under a YELLOW emergency, which statement best describes cabin preparation requirements?
• Which statement best describes the initial action during a fire in aviation emergency operations?
• What is the recommended brace command for Flight Attendants to Guests prior to impact?
• What is the Time Up Cabin (TUC) for 35,000 feet?
• If a slide does not fully inflate, what should the FA do?
• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the letter K stand for?
• What is the meaning of the letter S in PIES?
• The best way to communicate to the Flight Deck with a PBE on is to put the interphone to your ________ _______.
• Where is the Least Risk Bomb Location on the A223?
• Which statement about wearing a PBE is correct?
• The portable ELT is waterproof up to how many meters?
• FAs develop a 'you ______ it, you ______ it' mentality.
• During severe, unanticipated turbulence, FAs must immediately _____ ______.
• What does TUC stand for?
• The ELT built into the life raft is one-way.
• What is the TUC for 28,000 feet?
• What does TEM stand for?
• In general, how does Time Up Cabin (TUC) change with altitude?
• What is the total capacity of a life raft when adding the general and overflow capacities?
• What is the TUC for 22,000 feet?
• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the letter D stand for?
• Unwarranted evacuations increase the risk of __________ to passengers.
• The fog observed in the cabin during rapid decompression is caused by which phenomenon?
• Aircraft tires are filled with which gas?
• If flames are visible outside the aircraft, what is the correct action?
• What does Inactivity - Third Spacing refer to?
• Which statement accurately describes ABPs per exit for land and ditching evacuations?
• Among the following, which is the correct expansion for TUC in aviation context?
• Which type of fire extinguisher is used on an electrical fire?
• What is the primary danger after an aircraft accident?
• In an aircraft emergency requiring direction away from an unusable exit, what command should be given?
• What is the first step when fighting a fire?
• What is the typical cabin altitude range maintained on most commercial aircraft?
• The Halotron extinguisher sprays up to which distance?
• What acronym is used for mental preparation during a critical phase of flight?
• Which of the following best describes the recommended approach when a passenger resists evacuation?
• Which term represents the most severe turbulence level?
• After Halotron is used to extinguish a lithium ion battery fire, the device must be cooled using ________ or another non-flammable liquid.
• In the GLAD acronym used for evacuation, which action corresponds to the letter 'G'?
• The ELT transmits a signal for how many hours once activated?
• After an evacuation on land, passengers should be moved __________ of the aircraft.
• The water maker in the survival kit of the life raft can produce approximately how many gallons per day?
• Where is the Least Risk Bomb Location on the E-190?
• How long does it take for a life raft to inflate?
• At 40,000 feet, the Time Up Cabin (TUC) is approximately?
• What is the General Capacity for a life raft?
• When fighting a fire, what must be done after the flames are extinguished?
• Which statement correctly matches the EEMK color to its contents?
• What is the correct action after Halotron used to extinguish a lithium ion battery fire must be cooled with?
• In an EEMK, what color indicates Medications?
• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the letter A stand for?
• For injectable medications, which color on the EEMK indicates them?
• Which area is the Least Risk Bomb Location on the A223?
• Threat level 2 corresponds to which type of behavior?
• What does the letter L stand for in GLAD?
• Which emergency situation requires an immediate evacuation?
• What is the primary responsibility during any hijacking situation?
• Threat level 3 corresponds to which type of behavior?
• If the CA becomes incapacitated, what is the FA's role?
• A RED emergency indicates what type of emergency landing with time for cabin preparation?
• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the letter L stand for?
• What does the letter D stand for in GLAD?
• Threat level 1 corresponds to which type of behavior?
• During a ditching, life vests must be inflated _________ of the aircraft.
• Which statement best describes the purpose of the ESCAPE acronym?
• What is Hypoxia?
• If the evacuation horn sounds unintentionally, it must be __________.
• What does a RED emergency allow time for?
• What does SOC stand for?
• In an EEMK, what color indicates Needles / Syringes?
• What does the acronym CAB stand for in regards to emergency procedures?
• What is the acronym that is used to identify bomb components?
• A YELLOW emergency requires which action regarding cabin preparation?
• The Halotron extinguisher lasts for how long?
• Fire triangle: which three elements are required for combustion?
• Class B fires involve which type of material?
• If the Initiator component is missing, which PIES element is absent?
• During an evacuation, where will the FO assist?
• In the FAST acronym for stroke recognition, what does the F stand for?
• The time a person can perform purposeful actions without oxygen is called the Time of Useful Consciousness.
• What does the 'P' in PIES stand for?
• What is the exact first command after impact in a ditching emergency?
• What does the letter S in COLDS stand for?
• Which color corresponds to Medications in the EEMK?
• When should a PBE be worn?
• In the PIES model, which element is responsible for starting the sequence of events?
• What is the correct command when directing passengers away from an unusable exit?
• In the LAST acronym, which step comes after Listen?
• What is the TUC for 25,000 feet?
• Which option correctly expands PACE?
• An aircraft's attitude is the orientation of the aircraft relative to Earth's horizon.
• In an EEMK, what color indicates Airway Equipment?
• What does the letter D in COLDS stand for?
• Which color-coded item is used to identify Wound Equipment in the EEMK?
• If an evacuation begins unintentionally, what is the correct action?
• What is the purpose of the evacuation horn?
• When smoke is present, FAs must instruct passengers to...
• Which component does the 'T' in FAST stand for in stroke assessment?
• Class A fires involve which materials?
• In the CAB emergency sequence, which component is addressed first?
• A rapid decompression occurs within how long?
• Typically, how quickly can a flashover occur?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the defined evacuation types?
• During a RED emergency, which objective best describes the crew's focus?
• In the COLDS acronym used for smoke or fire in the cabin, what does the letter O stand for?
• The letter I in PIES stands for which component?
• Which is NOT a function listed as maintained by the Advanced Environmental Control Systems?
• Which is the highest level of turbulence?
• In an EEMK, what color indicates Wound Equipment?
• Which of the following best describes unwarranted evacuations?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of the Advanced Environmental Control Systems?
• In an evacuation on land, which direction should passengers be moved relative to the aircraft?
• In an EEMK, what color indicates Injectable Medications?
• Oxygen masks should be removed after a decompression when?
• What does the 'E' in PIES stand for?
• For a land evacuation, how many ABPs per exit are required?
• Which term describes the control mechanism that completes or interrupts the circuit?
• Which option is NOT a PIES component?
• In the evacuation mnemonic DKPLAD, what does the final D stand for?
• Aircraft tires are approximately how many PSI?
• An evacuation must NOT be initiated prior to the A/C coming to a complete stop.
• Which option correctly lists all four PIES components in their standard order?
• Which pairing is correct?
• Which statement about Time Up Cabin (TUC) and altitude is true?
• During an unanticipated ditching emergency landing, what is the first command after impact?
• If the Captain is incapacitated, whose guidance should the FA follow?
• Threat level 4 corresponds to which type of behavior?
• Which statement about life raft capacities is true?
• When must oxygen masks be removed after a decompression?
• When exterior flames are observed near an exit, what action is advised?
• What does RRM stand for?
• What action should be taken if a passenger refuses to evacuate the A/C?
• What does the 'I' in PIES stand for?
• The goal of any evacuation is to remove all occupants from the aircraft within how many seconds?
• Which of the following is NOT a decompression type?