1.   Which of the following are basic types of airspace?  
Answer :   All the answers are correct.  

2.   In controlled airspace, ATC can control traffic. In how many classes are controlled airspace broken down?  
Answer :   Five.  

3.   Terminal Radar Service Areas (TRSA) are areas located within:  
Answer :   Controlled airspace where VFR flights receive radar control.  

 4.   Any airspace that is not Class A, B, C, D, or E is:  
Answer :   Uncontrolled or Class G airspace 
 
5.   If Class C and D overlap, the overlap area would be categorized as:  
Answer :   Class C.  
 
6.   Which of the following are considered to be Other Airspace?  
Answer :   All the answers are correct 

7.   Which of the following equipment is required for operation in Class A airspace?  
Answer :   Mode C transponder. 

8.   The height of Class B airspace will not generally extend above:  
Answer :   10,000 MSL.  

9.   When flying VFR, 2-way communications must be established prior to entry into Class C airspace. It is recommended that initial call-up be:  
Answer :   20 miles out.  

1.   What is the only specifically required equipment for operations in Class D?  
Answer :   Two way radio. 

2.   A magenta shading on VFR charts encircles the areas of Class E airspace where the floor is:  
Answer :   700 ft. AGL.  

3.   TRSA's are shown on VFR charts by:  
Answer :   Solid grey line.  

What is the base of class G
Ground Level


4.   Class G airspace is generally at a base of:  
Answer :   Less than 1,200 ft. AGL.  

5.   Information on altitudes, times of use and controlling agency of each individual Prohibited Area is found in:  
Answer :   Special Use Airspace Tabulations on VFR and IFR enroute charts.  

6.   Restricted areas may contain which of the following activities?  
Answer :   All the answers are correct.  

7.   Warning areas are depicted on VFR and NOS IFR charts by:  
Answer :   Blue hatched line.  

8.   Alert areas are areas in which there is a high volume of:  
Answer :   Pilot training.  

1.   Military Operations Areas [MOA] are established to:  
Answer :   Separate military activities from IFR traffic. 

2.   Temporary Flight Restrictions are issued by:  
Answer :   NOTAMS.  

3.   National Security Areas are established for increased security and safety of ground facilities. They are depicted on VFR charts by:  
Answer :   Thick dashed magenta outline.  

4.   What has been established to warn pilots of low altitude high speed military training flights?  
Answer :   MTRs 

5.   Parachute Jump Areas are designated to help pilots avoid potential collisions with parachute operations. Where can you find where these areas are located?  
Answer :   AFD.  

6.   An area within 10 miles of an airport where a control tower is not operating but where a FSS is located, is called:  
Answer :   Airport Advisory Area.  

7.   Areas located over Wildlife Refuges, National Parks and Forest Service Areas request that pilots fly no lower than:  
Answer :   2,000 ft. AGL.  

8.   What is it that exists to identify and control aircraft flying in the vicinity of the boundary between U.S. and International airspace?  
Answer :   ADIZ.