FAA The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) Practice Test

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• What is the proper action if a UAS battery is damaged or overheats?
• Which statement best describes the role of a CBO for recreational flyers?
• What is the maximum altitude a drone can fly above the ground in uncontrolled airspace without specific FAA authorization?
• A recreational flyer is a person who:
• A recreational flyer must always keep a drone within their Visual Line of Sight.
• Where can a recreational flyer obtain registration?
• How should you manage flight operations near power lines or tall structures?
• You must keep your drone in your __________________________ at all times.
• For FPV operations, the Visual Observer is required to be located where?
• If you need to operate in restricted airspace for an essential mission and authorization cannot be obtained, what should you do?
• If asked, what must a recreational flyer provide to law enforcement or the FAA?
• Using a Visual Observer (VO) allows a recreational flyer to fly beyond line of sight (BVLOS).
• If a UAS weighs 60 pounds, is it considered a small UAS under TRUST?
• Who is ultimately responsible for all aspects of the flight, including where it flies and how high it flies?
• What is the weight threshold used to determine registration requirements for recreational drones?
• A FRIA is best described as:
• Who is responsible for making sure the drone does not fly too high?
• Which statement best reflects privacy considerations if your UAS lands on private property?
• A recreational flyer should know how their drone will respond before using an automated function.
• What should a recreational flyer do to reduce the chance of an accident with another aircraft?
• What are common signs that your UAS is out of control or orientation is lost?
• When asked by authorities, which documents may be required?
• Which has the right of way, a small UAS or a manned aircraft?
• When in flight, a drone must give way to a manned aircraft.
• Safety guidelines for recreational flyers are developed by which type of organization?
• True or False: A recreational flyer must always keep their drone within their visual line of sight.
• How can weather affect UAS operation?
• How can a recreational flyer get airspace authorization?
• How should you respond if law enforcement asks to inspect your UAS or documents?
• Before flight, which weather factors should be checked to ensure safe operation?
• In what area could controlled airspace normally be found?
• Loss of ____________ or ________________ is the most common cause of drone incidents.
• What is the rule about operating a UAS under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
• If the UAS battery is damaged or overheats, what should you do?
• TRUST is designed for which group of operators?
• What is the primary purpose of following safety guidelines developed by a CBO?
• If you lose visual contact with the UAS, what should you do?
• If asked by law enforcement or FAA personnel, a recreational flyer _________ provide proof of drone registration and that they have completed this course. Both documents may be in _____________________ format.
• Which statement describes TRUST's safety philosophy for recreational pilots?
• A recreational flyer must follow the safety guidelines ________ developed by a Community Based Organization.
• Drones weighing 0.55 pounds or less and flown under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations do not need to be registered and if not registered do not need Remote ID.
• Which resource can a recreational flyer use to check airspace information for their area?
• Why is compass calibration important?
• How should you handle a situation where you are unable to maintain a line of sight?
• How should you address privacy concerns when operating a UAS?
• Why is situational awareness important during UAS operations?
• What is the purpose of TRUST?
• Which action best minimizes risk when operating near power lines or tall structures?
• Preflight checks should be performed before every flight.
• When using First Person View (FPV), the Visual Observer must
• Which type of airspace requires airspace authorization for UAS operation?
• Flying under the _______________ for Recreational Flyers requires you to operate in accordance with an FAA-recognized CBO's safety guidelines.
• All drones flown under the Exception for Recreational Flyers weighing more than 0.55 pounds must be registered with the FAA, and the registration number must be displayed on the outside surface of the drone.
• Which option reflects a privacy best practice during UAS operations?
• Which practice best supports safe operations by maintaining awareness of surroundings and regulatory rules?
• The Drone Zone is used for what purpose?
• What should you do if you encounter a no-fly area such as critical infrastructure or restricted airspace?
• Before the first flight, the recommended action is to... (Safety guide).
• Which statement is true about altitude responsibility for a drone flight?
• When using first person view (FPV), the visual observer must
• How can a recreational flyer get an airspace authorization?
• Which two systems can provide airspace authorization for UAS operations?
• A recreational flyer must be aware that windy conditions can make a drone more difficult to control.
• Which best describes the rule about giving way to manned aircraft while operating a UAS?
• When is FAA registration required for a recreational UAS?
• Are recreational UAS operators required to hold a remote pilot certificate?
• Which organization issues Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs)?
• Using a visual observer _______________ allow a recreational flyer to fly a drone beyond their visual line of sight.
• When FPV is used, where must the visual observer be located?
• If GPS signal is weak or lost, what should you do?
• A _____________________________ is an FAA-recognized group that promotes recreational flying and provides safety guidelines to its members.
• Which type of UAS operation generally requires certification and additional rules beyond basic recreational piloting?
• Which statement describes why you should stay well clear of power lines and tall obstacles?
• When should you consider rerouting your flight due to airspace restrictions?
• If UAS not functioning properly during flight, what is recommended?
• What is a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR)?
• Under which exemption are drones weighing 0.55 pounds or less allowed to operate without registration?
• Which statement best ensures you are aligned with TRUST before every flight?
• Which statement about verifying airspace before operating a UAS best describes its purpose?
• When in flight, a drone must give way to a manned aircraft.
• Where would controlled airspace typically be found?
• What weight threshold is specified for homebuilt drones in relation to Remote ID?
• What does LAANC stand for?
• Is registration required for a UAS weighing 0.5 pounds?
• Which statement about privacy and UAS operations is correct?
• True or False: A recreational flyer should be aware that some medications can affect their ability to fly safely.
• How can you verify the airspace you will operate in before flight?
• What constitutes careless or reckless operation of a UAS?
• Checking your drone before and after each flight is a good idea because it is when damage can be identified.
• Which condition makes a drone harder to control?
• What does VLOS stand for in drone operations?
• What can be expected during a presidential visit or major sporting event?
• Is it permissible to fly over people who are not directly participating in the operation?
• Airspace authorization can be obtained electronically.
• Which statement is true about drones weighing more than 250 grams?
• Windy conditions affect drone handling how?
• Who is responsible for the drone in flight?
• Where should the FAA registration number be displayed on the UAS?
• What is the overall expectation of TRUST for drone operators?
• What is the maximum altitude generally allowed for recreational flights?
• What is the proper takeoff and landing area?
• LAANC and DroneZone are examples of systems used to obtain airspace authorization.
• Can you fly in controlled airspace near airports without authorization?
• Why is lighting important for UAS operations?
• What should you document about a UAS flight?
• If asked by law enforcement or the FAA, what must a recreational flyer provide?
• The person operating a recreational drone is responsible for flight safety and staying within altitude limits.
• Which statement best describes FRIA applicability?
• If a person approaches your flight area, what should you do?
• What does visual line of sight mean?
• What features help prevent collisions with other aircraft?
• Before each flight, which practice is required to adhere to TRUST?
• Why is preflight and postflight checking important?
• True or False: All drones weighing more than 0.55 lbs must be registered with the FAA.
• A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is issued for which scenario?
• How should you respond to a safety advisory or restriction in your area?
• True or False: All drones weighing more than 0.55lbs (250 grams) must be registered with the FAA.
• The Remote ID rule applies to which drones?
• True or False: FRIA is designated by the FAA.
• What does FRIA stand for?
• What is the role of TRUST for recreational pilots?
• Which action helps ensure you stay within authorized airspace?
• True or False: Checking your drone before and after each flight is a good idea because it is a time when damage can be identified.
• Where must the FAA registration number be displayed?
• If weather conditions are unsafe for flight, what should you do?
• Why should you avoid performing stunts or aggressive maneuvers outside the safety envelope?
• What is geofencing and why is it important?
• The safety guidelines apply to which group?
• Is indoor flying generally recommended for TRUST?
• Exception Recreational Flyer Registration costs _____, is valid for ___ years, and is available through the FAA's DroneZone website.
• True or False: Using a visual observer allows a recreational flyer to fly a drone beyond their visual line of sight.
• If you are using first-person-view (FPV) goggles or expect to be looking at your control station for most of the flight, you must use a _____________________ to watch the drone during flight.
• What does CBO stand for in this context?
• If you need to fly in a restricted area for an essential mission?
• What is the maximum weight for a small UAS under TRUST?
• The FAA registration number is required to be displayed
• Which organization designates FRIA?
• Before flying your drone for the first time, it is a good idea to
• What is the purpose of LAANC?
• Who is responsible for making sure a drone does not fly too high?
• How should you respond to a potential collision with an object on the ground?
• Who developed the TRUST safety guidelines for recreational UAS usage?
• What is a good practice to minimize risk around people and property?
• Which statement best defines a recreational flyer?
• How does TRUST distinguish recreational from commercial UAS operations?
• What is the best practice for reporting safety concerns or issues?
• FRIA stands for what?
• If a drone lacks a Remote ID broadcast module, where may it fly recreationally?
• If asked by authorities, what two documents should you be prepared to show?
• Some medications can affect your ability to fly safely.
• What does AGL stand for in altitude references?
• In uncontrolled airspace, what is required to operate legally?
• How often should you review TRUST materials before operating?
• How can you protect privacy when operating a UAS?
• The B4UFLY app helps recreational flyers by providing information about:
• True or False: All drones that must be registered must comply with the Remote ID rule.
• In built-up area or near individuals, what is recommended?
• What action is appropriate after an incident on private property regarding privacy and access?
• A recreational flyer should know how their drone will respond before using any automated functions.
• Who is responsible for the drone in flight?
• Which of the following items is checked in a typical preflight inspection?
• If your UAS falls onto private property, what should you do?
• A homebuilt drone weighing more than 0.55 pounds without a Remote ID broadcast module may fly recreationally in which location?
• What weight threshold is mentioned in relation to homebuilt drones and Remote ID?
• FRIA stands for which of the following?
• What is the recommended action if your UAS experiences a loss of control?
• In which airspace does a recreational flyer not need an airspace authorization?
• Drones requiring registration must be equipped with Remote ID or fly inside what area?
• To comply with privacy laws when operating a UAS, you should
• Before flying your drone for the first time, it is good to do what?
• To comply with the Remote ID rule, a drone that must be registered must:
• What is the maximum altitude a drone can fly above the ground in uncontrolled airspace without FAA authorization?
• When operating near people or in built-up areas, which practice aligns with TRUST guidance?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between Remote ID and FRIA?
• Title ________________ §44809(a)(2) requires recreational flyers follow the safety guidelines of a CBO.
• What should a recreational flyer do to reduce the chance of an accident with another aircraft?
• Which option satisfies Remote ID compliance for a drone that must be registered?
• Which statement accurately describes when remote pilot certification is required?
• When FPV goggles are used, what is the role of the visual observer?
• Primary safety objective of TRUST for recreational pilots?