70 practice questions on electricity, drawings, weight and balance, hardware, corrosion, regulations, inspection and human factors, one topic list straight from the FAA's own Airman Certification Standards. We wrote every question from the FAA handbook, and each answer links the handbook page it comes from. The real General test is 60 questions at 70%.
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Here: 70 questions. Our own practice questions, written from the FAA's Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbook (FAA-H-8083-30B), a U.S. government work. Topics follow the Aviation Mechanic ACS (FAA-S-ACS-1). Not the FAA's test questions. Free.
Start studying, freeOpens the A&P Mechanic: General study guide. No sign-up, nothing to install.| Topic | In the guide |
|---|---|
| Electricity and electronics | 12 |
| Aircraft drawings | 5 |
| Weight and balance | 6 |
| Fluid lines and fittings | 4 |
| Materials, hardware and processes | 8 |
| Ground operations and servicing | 6 |
| Cleaning and corrosion control | 6 |
| Mathematics | 5 |
| Regulations, forms and records | 6 |
| Physics for aviation | 4 |
| Inspection concepts | 4 |
| Human factors | 4 |
In a series circuit, how do you find the total resistance?
A. Add the individual resistances together
On an aircraft drawing, what do hidden lines look like?
C. Short dashes, evenly spaced
What is the datum in weight and balance?
C. An imaginary vertical plane from which all horizontal measurements are taken
What flare angle does an aircraft tube flaring tool produce?
C. 35° to 37°
What is Alclad?
B. An aluminum-alloy core coated with a layer of pure aluminum
What color is 100LL aviation gasoline?
D. Blue
Filiform corrosion is recognized by:
C. Wormlike traces of corrosion under the paint film
What is the formula for the area of a circle?
D. A = π × r²
What FAA form is used to record a major repair or major alteration?
B. FAA Form 337
What is standard day atmospheric pressure?
D. 14.7 psi, or 29.92 inches of mercury