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#1. An aircraft cruises 450 miles in 1.5 hours. What is its average speed?

#2. Which word is most nearly the same in meaning as ‘adjacent’?

#3. What is the next number in the series: 4, 9, 16, 25, ?

#4. If a cargo plane descends from 12,000 ft to 8,500 ft in 7 minutes, what is the average rate of descent?

#5. A pilot flies 120 miles east, then 160 miles north. Approximately how far is the pilot from the starting point?

#6. Which of the following is a mammal?

#7. Simplify: 5(3x – 2) – 2(4x + 1).

#8. If a jet uses 3,600 gallons of fuel in 6 hours, how many gallons per hour does it use?

#9. Which word is most nearly opposite in meaning to ‘scarce’?

#10. A mechanic tightens 18 bolts in 6 minutes. At the same rate, how many bolts can be tightened in 20 minutes?

#11. If all aviators are officers and some officers are enlisted trainers, which statement must be true?

#12. An aircraft climbs at 1,200 ft/min. How long will it take to climb from 4,000 ft to 10,400 ft?

#13. What is 15% of 260?

#14. Which of the following fractions is largest?

#15. An angle greater than 90ยฐ but less than 180ยฐ is called:

#16. Which word best completes the analogy: WING is to AIRCRAFT as RUDDER is to:

#17. Solve for x: 2x + 7 = 19.

#18. A radar screen shows a contact moving 24 nautical miles in 12 minutes. What is its speed in knots?

#19. Which word is most nearly the same in meaning as ‘ambiguous’?

#20. If the probability of an event is 0.2, what is the probability that it does NOT occur?

#21. A helicopter travels 90 miles in 45 minutes. What is its average speed in mph?

#22. Which figure has exactly four equal sides and four right angles?

#23. A pilot increases speed from 220 knots to 280 knots. What is the percent increase?

#24. What is the median of the numbers: 3, 7, 9, 12, 15?

#25. Which word is most nearly opposite in meaning to ‘rigid’?

#26. Simplify: (4/5) รท (2/3).

#27. If a map scale shows 1 inch equals 8 miles, how many miles are represented by 3.5 inches?

#28. A rectangular runway is 8,000 ft long and 200 ft wide. What is its area?

#29. Which is the best synonym for ‘precise’?

#30. Solve: 3(x – 4) = 21.

#31. A jet covers 900 miles in 2 hours 15 minutes. Approximately what is its average speed?

#32. Which of the following is a prime number?

#33. What is the value of 6ยฒ – 4ยณ?

#34. A tank holds 750 gallons of fuel. If 40% is used, how many gallons remain?

#35. Which unit is commonly used to measure aircraft altitude?

#36. A sequence increases by 5 each time: 7, 12, 17, 22, ?. What is the next term?

#37. Which word best completes the analogy: ENGINE is to THRUST as WING is to:

#38. If vector A is 30 units east and vector B is 40 units north, what is the magnitude of A + B?

#39. A load of 600 lb is evenly distributed over 3 identical beams. How much does each beam support?

#40. Which word is most nearly opposite in meaning to ‘expand’?

#41. If 8 workers can complete a task in 15 days, how many days will it take 10 workers at the same rate?

#42. What is the greatest common factor (GCF) of 36 and 60?

#43. An aircraft heading due east experiences a steady crosswind from the north. The wind is blowing toward the:

#44. Simplify: 9/16 + 3/16.

#45. Which statement is logically equivalent to: ‘If it rains, the flight is delayed’?

#46. What is 0.45 expressed as a fraction in simplest form?

#47. A pilot must maintain a minimum altitude of 2,500 ft AGL. If terrain rises 600 ft, what is the new required altitude?

#48. Which word best completes the analogy: NAVIGATION is to COURSE as ENGINE is to:

#49. Solve for x: 5x – 3 = 2x + 18.

#50. Compute the product of 30 and 11.

#51. Compute the product of 24 and 6.

#52. Compute the product of 58 and 8.

#53. Compute the product of 34 and 11.

#54. Compute the product of 89 and 10.

#55. Compute the product of 82 and 6.

#56. Compute the product of 74 and 10.

#57. Compute the product of 82 and 4.

#58. Compute the product of 73 and 10.

#59. Compute the product of 13 and 11.

#60. Compute the product of 87 and 4.

#61. Compute the product of 60 and 11.

#62. Compute the product of 11 and 3.

#63. Compute the product of 43 and 7.

#64. Compute the product of 14 and 10.

#65. Compute the product of 22 and 9.

#66. Compute the product of 53 and 12.

#67. Compute the product of 76 and 2.

#68. Compute the product of 58 and 10.

#69. Compute the product of 12 and 9.

#70. Compute the product of 87 and 4.

#71. Compute the product of 18 and 5.

#72. Compute the product of 13 and 9.

#73. Compute the product of 19 and 3.

#74. Compute the product of 38 and 5.

#75. Compute the product of 38 and 7.

#76. Compute the product of 82 and 11.

#77. Compute the product of 27 and 3.

#78. Compute the product of 70 and 3.

#79. Compute the product of 12 and 6.

#80. Compute the product of 24 and 4.

#81. Compute the product of 45 and 3.

#82. Compute the product of 84 and 5.

#83. Compute the product of 26 and 11.

#84. Compute the product of 58 and 6.

#85. Compute the product of 26 and 3.

#86. Compute the product of 44 and 2.

#87. Compute the product of 33 and 8.

#88. Compute the product of 58 and 9.

#89. Compute the product of 66 and 5.

#90. Compute the product of 66 and 6.

#91. Compute the product of 64 and 8.

#92. Compute the product of 58 and 10.

#93. Compute the product of 59 and 10.

#94. Compute the product of 77 and 11.

#95. Compute the product of 22 and 6.

#96. Compute the product of 39 and 7.

#97. Compute the product of 40 and 7.

#98. Compute the product of 82 and 11.

#99. Compute the product of 88 and 3.

#100. Compute the product of 49 and 8.

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