THE ARTIFICIAL HORIZON

#1. An artificial horizon utilises (i)............ to show (ii)........ in (iii)....... and (iv).............

• Ai) an earth gyro (ii) position (iii) latitude (iv) longitude
• Bi) a space gyro (ii) attitude (iii) degrees (iv) minutes
• C(i) an earth gyro (ii) latitude (iii) pitch (iv) roll
• D(i) an earth gyro (ii) attitude (iii) pitch (iv) roll

#2. During the take-off run an air driven artificial horizon will usually indicate:

• Anose up and incorrect left bank.
• Ba false descending turn to the right.
• Cincreased nose up attitude and right wing low.
• Da false climbing turn to the left.

#3. The indication at Figure shows:

• Aa climbing turn to the right.
• Bnose-up and left wing down
• C30° starboard bank, nose up.
• D30° port bank, nose below horizon.