Test on Aircraft Finishing and Structural Materials
Aircraft Finishing & Structural Materials: A Student Guide
Test: Aircraft finishing and composite materials
20 questions
Question 1: Spraying dope over an enameled surface will not cause the thinner in the dope to penetrate the enamel and cause it to swell.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: If dope is sprayed over an enameled surface, the thinner in the dope will penetrate the enamel surface and cause it to swell.
Question 2: Spraying dope over an enameled surface will cause the thinner in the dope to penetrate the enamel and result in swelling.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: If dope is sprayed over an enameled surface, the thinner in the dope will penetrate the enamel surface and cause it to swell.
Question 3: To remedy blushing on a doped surface, a very light mist coat of one part thinner to two parts retarder should be sprayed over the blushed area.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: To remedy blushing on a doped surface, a very light mist coat of a mixture of one part retarder to two parts of thinner should be sprayed over the blushed area, not one part thinner to two parts retarder.
Question 4: The study materials state that only foam and honeycomb are popular types of core materials used in laminated structure.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials indicate that foam and honeycomb are two *popular* types of core materials used in laminated structure, but they do not state that these are the *only* popular types or that other types are not used.
Question 5: Nitrate dope and butyrate (CAB) dope are considered the two basic types of dope used on fabric-covered aircraft.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: Nitrate dope and butyrate (CAB) dope are the two basic types of dope that are used on fabric-covered aircraft.