Email
info@vayudootaviation.com
Phone No
+91 7276526726
become a pilot
Home
About us
courses
CPL
ATPL
RTR(A)
Airline Cadet Program
IGRUA Entrance Prep
B.Sc. Aviation
Pilot Training
INDIA
USA
CANADA
SOUTH AFRICA
NEW ZEALAND
EUROPE
Aircraft Type-Rating
Airbus A320
Boeing 737
Blogs
contact
CPL Test Series
Question Bank
Questions for IC THUNDERSTORMS
Answer the following questions
Test Mode
Training Mode
1. The most hazardous cloud for variation is
CU
CB
NS
2. The diametre of and Macroburst
4 km or more
› 8 km
‹ 4 km
3. Hail grows by
freezing as it leaves the cloud
up and down forces in CU cloud
collision with supercooled water drops
collision with ice crystals
4. When flying through on active TS, lighting strikes are most likely
In the temperature band between +10° and -10°C
At or about 10000 ft
Above 5000 ft and under the anvil
In the clear air below the cloud in rain
5. The trigger action may take place due to
Orographic lifting
Clear night sky, no wind
high pressure
6. For a severe TS one of the requirements is strong Wind Shear
Slant
Horizontal
Vertical
7. Duststorm usually occurs over NW India during
Post-monsoon
Winter
Pre-Monsoon
8. Norwesters originates over
Khasi hills
Deccan Plato
Chota-Nagpur hills
9. The life of Mesoscale Convective Complex TS is
3-4 hr
2-3 hr
6 to 24 hr
10. The life of a Cb cell is usually
3 to 4 hrs
2 -3 hr
7 to 8 hrs
11. The wavelength of storm detection S band radar is
100 mm
50 mm
200 mm
12. Norwesters occur during
Monsoon
Winter
Post-Monsoon
Hot weather
13. Andhi (blinding storms) occur generally over
S India
N India
NE India
14. For detecting precipitation a Radar wavelength in the range _____ is suitable
600 - 700 mm
400 - 500 mm
30 to 200 mm
15. Norwesters normally occur during
Mornings
Afternoons
Nights
16. Loud peals of thunder, frequent flashes of lightning, moderate or heavy showers accompanies by the light hail with maximum wind speed 15-40 kt is classified as
Moderate TS
Light TS
Severe TS
17. Severe TS cells are tilted
in vertical
to the south
to the North
18. Norwesters occur during
Jan-Feb
Mar-May
Oct-Dec
June-Sep
19. Hazards of the mature stage of a TS cell include lighting, turbulence and
Icing, drizzle and microburst
WS, hail and fog
Icing, microburst and WS
Microburst, wind-shear and anvil
20. Generally the severest activity of a, heat type, TS is for
2 hrs
3 to 4 hr
30 to 45 min
21. Hail is most likely to fall from a cloud
Composed of Ice crystals
Having strong vertical development
Having layers
22. Andhi (blinding storms) occur generally over
N India
NE India
S India
23. The condition necessary for the formation of a thunderstorm are
Steep lapse rate, adequate supply of moisture and trigger action
Steep lapse rate, strong winds
Shallow lapse rate, adequate supply of moisture
24. Hail is
Frozen or partly frozen rain falling from sheet type of clouds
Solid precipitation commonly occurring over the mountainous regions in the winters
Solid precipitation falling from a deep convective cloud
25. Wind speed in Light DS is
up to 21 kt
30 kt
25 kt
26. Aircraft icing is most favoured in the cloud which have temperatures ranging between
-20°C and -40°C
0°C and -20°C
below -40°C
27. For airborne radars wavelength generally used
20 mm
60 mm
40 mm
28. Over plains TS mostly occur during the
afternoon
early morning
night
29. A 'mature' thunderstorm has strong
updrafts and downdrafts
downdraft only
updraft only
30. Norwesters affect
Bengal, Bihar, Orissa and Assam
N India
Central India
31. Over the sea TS are more frequent
afternoon
night
early morning
32. The diameter of Microburst is
less than 4 km
less than 2 km
less than 6 km
33. Norwesters are
Sever thunderstorms which occur over Peninsula during hot weather period
The western disturbances which affect NW India
Severe thunderstorms which occur over NE India during hot weather period
34. Over valley and foot hills TS generally occur during
afternoon
night & early morning
35. The wavelength of TS detection X band radar is
20 mm
30 mm
10 mm
36. A short duration, showery precipitation is associated with
ST
AS
CB
Submit
Make New Set