confuser questions...
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confuser questions...
I am about to take my air law exam (ppl). Are the questions in the confuser book the exact questions tat come up in the exam, (40 of them) or are they merely like the questions from the exam?
Liam
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Thats true, learn the subject because when you get to your ATPL's you'll just be reviewing the same thing but in more depth. I would say that the questions in the confuser are abit similar though.
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....nor will you have to post on here to ask how to renew a class rating or fill in a logbook.
...and....during a checkout when the instructor asks you what the minimum cloud seperation is for VFR in the class of airspace you are flying in - the answer is not "B". (or A, C or D, for that matter).
...and....during a checkout when the instructor asks you what the minimum cloud seperation is for VFR in the class of airspace you are flying in - the answer is not "B". (or A, C or D, for that matter).
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Ah but if the instructor asks which class of airspace separates IFR from IFR traffic, the answer could be A or B or C or D!!
In my experience, the PPL syllabus contains the useful stuff to know (ATPL doesn't!!) so it is worth learning!
Cheers
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In my experience, the PPL syllabus contains the useful stuff to know (ATPL doesn't!!) so it is worth learning!
Cheers
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From: With the Care Bears.......
The questions in the confuser are very similar in style - make sure you read them properly before answering - make sure you know what it's asking!
Here's what I did - I read the book (whichever you chose to use) and completed the questions section at the end of each chapter as I went along. These aren't always similar to those in the exam but still get you thinking. Only when I had finished this and completed and understood the questions and answers did I go on to the confuser.
Might not work for everyone but I found it a really good way of retaining the knowledge. At the end of the day you need to understand it to apply it.
Best of luck!
Here's what I did - I read the book (whichever you chose to use) and completed the questions section at the end of each chapter as I went along. These aren't always similar to those in the exam but still get you thinking. Only when I had finished this and completed and understood the questions and answers did I go on to the confuser.
Might not work for everyone but I found it a really good way of retaining the knowledge. At the end of the day you need to understand it to apply it.
Best of luck!
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ive read the book several times now and tried the questions at the end of each chaptor. I just wondered if the confuser had the exact questions or just similar ones.
Thanks for your replies.
Liam
Thanks for your replies.
Liam
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had a 50 minute lesson on circuits on Tuesday then thought what the hell ill have a go at the exam.
Passed with 90% so first exam down...
Thought questions easier than confuser ones. So if you getting decent scores in confuser you should be ok.
Passed with 90% so first exam down...
Thought questions easier than confuser ones. So if you getting decent scores in confuser you should be ok.
