FEAST Short-Term Memory Recall 2

Question 1

You are told the following sequence: 'Squawk 3341, heading 085, altitude 7500 feet, callsign Golf-Foxtrot-Tango.' After a 15-second delay, you must recall: what was the heading?

Accepted Answer

085

Answer

075

Answer

095

Answer

055

Question 2

A controller receives: 'Cleared to descend FL180, turn right heading 270, reduce speed 250 knots, contact Approach 119.7.' They read back only: 'Descend FL180, right 270, 250 knots, 119.7.' What is missing from this read-back?

Accepted Answer

The word 'contact' and 'Approach' before '119.7' — the instruction to call Approach Control

Answer

The aircraft's own callsign

Answer

The word 'cleared' before 'to descend'

Answer

Nothing — the read-back correctly captures all the operational elements

Question 3

Five aircraft callsigns are read to you: KLM402, BAW7, EZY3441, RYR185, QFA9. After 20 seconds, you are asked which callsign was third in the list.

Accepted Answer

EZY3441

Answer

BAW7

Answer

RYR185

Answer

KLM402

Question 4

You receive: 'Traffic information: Airbus 320, 12 o'clock, 5 miles, westbound, FL220, descending.' Five seconds later you must report the aircraft type, direction, and level. The correct recall is:

Accepted Answer

Airbus 320, westbound, FL220 descending

Answer

Boeing 737, westbound, FL220 descending

Answer

Airbus 320, eastbound, FL220 climbing

Answer

Airbus 320, westbound, FL200 level

Question 5

A read-back sequence includes: 'Runway 27, cleared to land, wind 250 degrees 12 knots.' You are asked 30 seconds later to recall the wind direction. The wind direction was:

Accepted Answer

250 degrees

Answer

270 degrees

Answer

210 degrees

Answer

280 degrees

Question 6

You hear: 'Handoff: Delta 447, FL340, Mach 0.83, direct BARTN, squawk 5523, estimate BARTN at 1435.' After 30 seconds, what squawk code was given?

Accepted Answer

5523

Answer

5532

Answer

5325

Answer

5523 or 5532 — both were mentioned