Air Canada Rouge SEP Final Practice Exam

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• Furnishings or equipment that are damaged, not functional, missing or used must be entered into which log?
• What should be entered in the Cabin Defect Log when there is an interphone/PA problem?
• Which equipment listed is protective breathing equipment (PBE) used by cabin crew to assist in preventing, identifying and fighting onboard fires?
• Which publication outlines the procedures for reporting security breaches?
• A cabin crew can recognize a rejected take-off by its sudden deceleration of the aircraft after the take-off roll was initiated.
• Which of the following is a sign of cabin depressurization?
• Should the Captain become incapacitated, who will assume command of the aircraft?
• What might rapid or explosive depressurization be caused by?
• Which publication should the Captain consult to determine if the aircraft is authorized to depart with a missing or nonfunctional safety equipment item?
• Beacon lights on slide-rafts are water activated and will work for at least 24 hours.
• What indicates that a circuit breaker has tripped?
• How often should cabin crew check cabins and lavatories?
• During Level 3 or 4 security incidents, is face-to-face communication between flight deck crew and cabin crew allowed?
• What is the kilogram equivalent of 220 pounds?
• When must cabin crew be in full uniform?
• Hypoglycemia presents a flight safety risk to operating flight deck and cabin crew. True or false: a crew meal shall take priority if there is an immediate medical requirement for food.
• Which statement about the DME flashlight is true?
• During a lightning advisory at selected YYZ gates, cabin crew may be required to open the cabin door if Captain requests and ground staff avoid contact with the exterior.
• Oxygen release rods on the aircraft are located in which location?
• If a flight crew member becomes incapacitated during flight, what must the crew do with respect to that member?
• Where are drop-down oxygen masks located?
• In the Lavatory, the water shut-off valve is located:
• What is the immediate action for passengers during sudden depressurization?
• The primary purpose of the Prepared Emergency Landing Card (PELC) is to guide cabin crew through emergency landing procedures.
• How many additional lifevests are there on A319/A320/A321?
• What can be done to treat hypoxia?
• What must your silent review consist of?
• If emergency equipment is inoperative, what is the first action cabin crew must take?
• Can you serve alcohol to an IFSO?
• What colour does smoke from a class D fire progress through?
• Which statement about the Cabin Defect Log is most accurate?
• During water ditching on 319/320, which exits are considered primary and which are alternate?
• What must cabin crew do if there is a sudden depressurization?
• What items of the pre-flight safety demo must be made prior to take-off when a short taxi has been confirmed by flight crew?
• RAIC visibility should be maintained by which group?
• What is the captain's announcement prior to dropping oxygen masks?
• If a discrepancy exists between the procedures in Publication 123 and the MEL, which procedures must be followed?
• What level of interference is reflected for openly or aggressively hostile behavior?
• Which of the following statements correctly identifies the AFT Galley water shut-off valve location?
• Are passengers permitted in the flight deck during flight?
• Which location corresponds to the forward galley water shut-off valve?
• Which statement best defines a non-ambulatory passenger on board?
• Which areas must be covered if there is insufficient briefing time?
• What is the purpose of the shoulder strap during portable oxygen bottle operation?
• Why is there a limit of one infant per seat bank?
• Which cue indicates the aircraft is on approach?
• On a 321, which doors would be disarmed during water operations?
• Physical or sexual assault with the intent to injure is identified as which level of interference?
• To allow aircraft to maintain lift for take-off, all critical aircraft surfaces must be free of contaminants such as ice, frost or snow.
• Indicate which level of interference is reflected for Repeated violation of a law or safety regulation.
• How many hours can a radio beacon transmit a distress signal?
• After use, cabin crew must stow PBEs in all empty carts or wait 30-60 minutes to cool down prior to returning designated stowage. Which item is the empty storage used?
• If the interphone/PA is not functional, cabin crew must advise who?
• During which period is the flight deck considered sterile?
• Which cue signals landing is imminent?
• Which statement about securing galley equipment is true?
• What action indicates ground staff intend to open a passenger door?
• Which fire class involves burning metals such as magnesium or aluminum, for which Halon cannot be used?
• In the A319 lavatories, where are the water shut off valves located?
• Can a passenger with a severe allergy travel without their epipen?
• What does RAIC stand for and what does it allow access to?
• Which statement about evacuation ropes correctly describes their locations?
• Which location is NOT a drop-down mask location?
• Who must have their RAIC visible above the waist according to standard procedure?
• Upon hearing the command “In charge flight attendant, report to flight deck,” what must flight attendants do?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three main CRM elements?
• The following statement is true or false: Smart phones cannot be used during taxi-in to the gate after the aircraft has turned off the active runway.
• What level of interference is reflected for a deliberate attempt to damage another person's property, including the aircraft interior (vandalism)?
• Whenever an entry is made into the Cabin Defect Log, who must be advised?
• During cabin pressure loss, what happens to the fasten seat belt sign?
• Which of the following hazards is not mentioned as part of onboard fires?
• What is used to identify and remove inoperative equipment?
• Where can you find the axe and what is it used for?
• What factors increase vulnerability to hypoxia?
• Can a flight be dispatched with inoperative doors?
• Which statement about detecting onboard fires early is true?
• The evacuation procedure for tidal flats aligns with which standard evacuation?
• How many pilots may rest at a time during controlled rest?
• Cabin crew members are prohibited from donating blood within ____ hours of commencement of duty or of flight departure.
• In the silent review, what does the 'L' stand for?
• In the Lavatory, which of the following describes the shut-off valve location?
• Which items must be securely stowed in the approved stowage area?
• True or False: The LRBL is the center of the RH aft cabin door for all aircraft.
• During pre-flight checks for the Interphone System, which components must be functional?
• How long should PBEs cool before restowage if not placed in an empty cart or carrier?
• What is the primary purpose of the ditching procedure?
• Which statement is true regarding the jumpseat?
• What are the three elements necessary for combustion?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of safety straps on cabin doors?
• Where are slide rafts located?
• Which of the following are hazards associated with onboard fires?
• Which statement correctly describes who assumes In-Charge if the In-Charge cannot perform duties due to incapacitation?
• Which of the following could be a non-fire source of smoke or burning smell in the cabin?
• Approximately how long before touchdown does the approach cue occur?
• Oxygen release rods are used for which purpose?
• Which of the following describes the two types of smoke detectors found in the fleet?
• If the In Charge becomes incapacitated during flight, which FA is assigned In-Charge?
• Who must authorize the use of the AMK by cabin crew?
• What is knife used for on liferaft?
• Are cabin crew permitted to occupy flight deck crew seats at any time?
• Where are slide rafts located?
• Approximately how long after take-off is the initial climb phase during which communication with the flight deck should be restricted?
• If more than one armed peace officer is on board and another one requests anonymity, what would the cabin crew disclose?
• When a passenger seat is inoperative in a position other than upright, which action is recommended?
• Which sign could indicate depressurization?
• Prior to operation of an aircraft left unsecured for a long period, an external and internal inspection for packages or objects which should not be on board will be conducted by:
• Can two infants be seated in the same seat bank?
• Between Top of Descent and 10,000 feet, communications with the Flight Crew should be restricted to:
• When are passenger safety briefs required to be conducted?
• Which of the following describes the Lavatory water shut-off valve location?
• Who enforces sterile flight deck procedures?
• If a discrepancy exists between the procedures outlined in this publication and the MEL, which procedures must be followed?
• Which actions are listed as cabin crew responsibilities during the preflight briefing?
• Which statement best describes the cross-check procedure?
• What are the three main elements of CRM?
• Indicate which level of interference is reflected for Obscene/lewd or overtly sexual behaviour.
• Unprepared emergencies happen without warning and give no time to crew to prepare; most occur during taxi and approximately how many minutes after take-off or prior to landing?
• Where must SPATs not be seated?
• In addition to pre-flight checks, cabin crew must maintain situational awareness to identify airworthiness issues. Which of the following illustrates an airworthiness issue?
• In the silent review, what does the 'D' stand for?
• Which statement describes when the in-charge flight attendant must submit paperwork?
• What does 'lockdown' mean on board?
• Cabin crew must monitor a passenger's Medipak every how many minutes to ensure content doesn't fall below 100 psi?
• When must individual safety briefings be completed?
• Are IFSOs required to intervene when any crime is being committed on board?
• Which of the following best describes EMER code usage?
• Which of the following is part of post-depressurization duties?
• Under sterile flight deck rules, when may cabin crew call the flight crew?
• Are cabin crew required to relay all safety related messages to passengers during moderate turbulence?
• What is the One Crew Concept?
• What can partially /non-inflated slide be used for on land?
• Which topic is not part of the pre-flight briefing areas?
• Under what conditions is the no smoking sign illuminated?
• Which of the following describe the types of smoke detectors in the Air Canada Rouge fleet?
• Which statement about combustion is true?
• During which phase may acceptable electronic devices be used?
• What is the maximum infant life vest weight in pounds?
• Use of unacceptable language towards a crew member is identified as which level of interference?
• Which of the following is included in the definition of critical phases of flight?
• Acceptable electronic devices are permitted during all phases or specific phases, including when parked at the gate with the boarding door open, or during long ground delays.
• To use jumpseats on ALL fins cabin crew must:
• For the A319, where are the water shut off valves located?
• Which statement best aligns with the document’s guidance on RAIC visibility?
• In a water evacuation, which action best supports passenger safety?
• When must cabin crew assume their brace positions?
• What can be done for the passengers during a fire?
• Which exits are to be used during land, water and tidal flat on 319/320?
• What is the purpose of the drop down oxygen system?
• Toxic gases in smoke can reduce cognitive function and cause disorientation. Which of the following best describes this effect?
• Safety features cards in seat pockets must match the aircraft type. Which statement is correct?
• Passenger screening equipment is not reliable at detecting small quantities of flammable liquids.
• What does Time of Useful Consciousness (TUC) mean?
• When the announcement 'Cabin crew please prepare for departure and cross-check' is made, which actions must cabin crew perform?
• To prevent unauthorized access to the aircraft from inside the terminal building, cabin crew must:
• Improvised explosive devices can be assembled from components brought separately onto the aircraft.
• Which level corresponds to 'Display of a weapon'?
• Which level of interference corresponds to 'Physical or sexual assault with the intent to injure'?
• Is the LRBL location the same for all aircraft?
• What training must cabin crew redo every year?
• If a cabin crew member becomes incapacitated prior to flight, who may replace them?
• What is a class C fire?
• Which item is NOT required to be presented to the In Charge FA prior to departure?
• Which of the following is a sign that depressurization has occurred?
• Where is the telemedicine checklist found and when should it be used?
• A terrorist hijacker usually hijacks for personal gain, such as extortion of ransom or the theft of high-value cargo. This statement is:
• Which of the following is not listed as a required component for a bomb to function?
• How long can the oxygen generator-based system provide a constant concentration after activation?
• What is the minimum number of cabin crew required on a 210-seat aircraft under the standard ratio?
• Which items must cabin crew present to the In Charge FA prior to departure?
• Where must all galley/service equipment, including magazines, newspapers, earphones, earphone bags, and blankets, be securely stowed?
• Are cabin crew authorized to install the restraint net?
• Choose the Lavatory shut-off valve location described in official material.
• If the PA system is inoperative on the 319/320, what must you ensure?
• Indicate which level of interference is reflected for Use or display of a weapon.
• In the safety demonstration order, the life vest is demonstrated after the oxygen.
• When are passengers and crew permitted to inflate life vests?
• When seated on a cabin crew seat, cabin crew must sit with seat belts fastened. What else must they ensure about the jumpseat?
• The water shut-off valve in the AFT Galley is located which of the following?
• Where are lifevests found?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of crew briefing?
• Which option correctly lists the different types of crew briefings?
• Who on board is referred to as the In-Charge?
• A passenger with a severe allergy should travel with their epipen?
• Ashtrays on aircraft lavatories are identified by what?
• Regardless of the size and shape of a bomb, it must contain the following to function: Power source; Initiator (detonator); Explosive charge; All of the above.
• What is the maximum duration of a controlled rest period?
• The Cabin Defect Log is a legal document.
• Who is second in the chain of command?
• Which of the following could indicate a depressurization event or similar incident?
• Statement: Before dumping fuel, the Captain will advise the In-Charge who will advise cabin crew. The Captain will make an announcement to the passengers explaining what is taking place.
• Crew headrest tidies are used for which purposes?
• Halon cannot be used on fires of which class?
• In the silent review, what does the 'A' stand for?
• The announcement 'In-Charge Flight Attendant report to the flight deck' will be made by the flight crew when urgent communication is required.
• Cabin crew safety briefings are required prior to which flights?
• Where must operating cabin crew store their cabin baggage?
• What is the duration of the Oxygen Bottles (Portable System) on the Low setting?
• What level of interference is reflected for any physical assault delivered with an intent to injure?
• What is a ditching?
• Which announcement signals that immediate communication is required?
• Where are ashtrays found on aircraft?
• In relation to brace positions, which statement is correct?
• Who is responsible for submitting required paperwork within 24 hours after termination of cycle?
• Who must authorize flight clearance after decompression sickness treatment?
• Which action is the first step in inflating an infant life vest?
• All survival kits contain which items?
• When are EMER codes used?
• In water emergencies on aircraft equipped with slide-rafts, passengers board slide-rafts to be protected from water injuries.
• What are the described depressurization types?
• Which area is not to be used as a temporary crew rest seat?
• An explosion can only be initiated by mechanical energy.
• During Level 3 or Level 4 incidents, how should the clear zone be managed to restrict access?
• DME flashlights may be used on night flight?
• Which of the following is true about apron slide usage?
• Can you restrain passenger to a fixed part of the aircraft?
• Which term describes a passenger who can move about the cabin without assistance?
• Cabin lights must be dimmed for take-off and landing on night flights; however, the cabin must not be left in complete darkness. True or False?
• What is the definition of flight deck lockdown?
• Obscene or lewd behaviour towards a crew member is identified as which level of interference?
• How should the required forms be submitted?
• Identify the Lavatory shut-off valve position from the described locations.
• Before informing cabin crew about an impending fuel dump, who does the Captain advise?
• What must cabin crew do once cabin checks are complete?
• What does PELC stand for?
• Is it permissible to re-stow oxygen masks after deployment?
• Where is the Least Risk Bomb Location (LRBL) for aircraft structure and systems?
• Can cabin crew challenge someone in a restricted area who does not have their RAIC visible?
• Display of a weapon is identified as which level of interference?
• Why are cabin lights dimmed for take-off and landing on night flights?
• Where should an incapacitated cabin crew member be seated if seating is available?
• Who is fifth in the chain of command?
• Why is canopy important after evacuation?
• Cabin crew must report all security breaches/incidents to whom?
• In the silent review, what does the 'B' stand for?
• Who is responsible to attend the cabin crew briefings?
• A UM is typically considered to be what age range?
• As a chemical/biological weapon would probably be disguised as a familiar item to avoid suspicion and detection, the more likely cause for aroused suspicion would be an item being 'out of place'.
• Which level corresponds to 'Obscene or lewd behaviour towards a crew member'?
• Cabin crew will prepare the passengers and the cabin for an emergency landing using:
• How long must cabin crew wait to operate after consuming alcohol?
• Crew members who have required treatment for decompression sickness must not fly within how many hours of recovery?
• In what situation would the In-Charge F/A make the following announcement 'Remain seated, remain seated. Standby for an announcement from the Captain'
• During fueling, what must cabin crew ensure?
• Which document governs the procedures for reporting security breaches to the Captain and the company?
• Who can initiate a rapid deplanement?
• The Lavatory shut-off valve is located which of the following?
• No seats on board can be occupied if seat belts provided are not properly anchored to the seat frame and functioning properly.
• Cabin crew are not required to be seated with seat belt/harness fastened when the seat belt sign is ON under which conditions?
• Should IFSOs be advised if an armed peace officer is on board?
• What are the pre-flight checks for jump seats?
• No-decompression diving must be completed at least how many hours before on duty?
• What is the responsibility of an IFSO?
• Indicate which level of interference is reflected for Abusive/profane language.
• For the forward galley shut-off valve, which option correctly describes its location?
• What is the safety demonstration order?
• Which statement about cabin crew pre-flight briefings is correct?
• Which kit contains the head tidies?
• During the custodial stage of a hijacking, male passengers may experience depression, despair and self-hate because they are unable to respond in a heroic fashion to the crisis. This condition is known as:
• Which action should not be taken when a passenger seat is inoperative in a non-upright position?
• It is possible to add air to the air chambers of a slide-raft to maintain buoyancy.
• Which class covers electrical fires such as motors and switches?
• The First Officer is a pilot who is second in command of the aircraft and its crew and assists or relieves the Pilot-in-Command in operation of the aircraft.
• What tool is used to ensure proper preparation for a prepared emergency landing?
• If immediate communication with the flight deck is required, the In-Charge will immediately report to/call the flight deck with the PELC. It does not necessarily mean 'emergency landing'. The cabin crew must, however, be on alert and wait for the In-Charge call at the closest handset.
• Which statement best describes the purpose of safety straps on cabin doors?
• What should not be used to extinguish a class B fire?
• Can passengers be on board or board/deplane the aircraft during fueling with an engine running?
• In the silent review, what does the 'O' stand for?
• If any component of the interphone/PA system is not functional, what is the required action?
• If a local anesthetic has been used, crew members must not operate flights for ________ hours after treatment.
• How long does DME flashlight last?
• Ordinary combustible materials such as wood, paper, and cloth fall under which fire class?
• Which statement regarding urgent communication and PELC is true?
• Cabin crew must also be on alert for any parcels or objects not normally on board when performing pre-flight safety equipment checks, preparing galleys and cabins, etc. This statement is:
• Up to how many weeks can a pregnant woman travel without medical clearance?
• What is the duration of Oxygen Bottles (Portable System) on the High setting?
• If an incapacitated cabin crew member occurs prior to departure, which candidate is eligible to replace them?
• Earphones connected to a PED must not be worn for walking on the ramp, during boarding/deplaning, taxi, take-off and landing since they could prevent passengers from hearing crew members' instructions/directives.
• True or False: Smoke reduces visibility and the toxic gases in the smoke reduce cognitive functions.
• Who may not occupy restricted rows?
• In relation to emergency exits, which feature characterizes a restricted row?
• During cabin pressure loss, what happens to the cabin lights?
• What is the maximum infant life vest weight in kilograms?
• What is the maximum load for the wheelchair?
• How should the RAIC be worn?
• Which combination of electronic devices is prohibited onboard at any time due to interference with navigational and/or communication equipment?
• Which option correctly lists the chain of command from Pilot-in-Command to Flight Attendants, in order of seniority?
• Dye/sea markers release dye into water and must be used only during the ___.
• Can passengers have their tray tables down on the ground?
• Which statement about infants and oxygen masks is correct?
• What area is considered the clear zone during Level 2 to 4 security incidents?
• Initially, when the AIT enters the aircraft, everyone on board will be treated as a perpetrator. This statement is:
• What is the difference between abnormal and emergency?
• Which of the following is a sign of depressurization?
• Can an IFSO be used as an ABP (able-bodied passenger) for evacuation?
• The purpose of the silent review is for cabin crew prepare themselves for unprepared emergencies.
• Which is the first step in inflating an infant life vest?
• What describes the correct sequence of communication before informing cabin crew about fuel dumping?
• What level of interference is reflected for an act of sabotage?
• Which statement describes the FWD Galley water shut-off valve location?
• The statement about treating everyone on board as a perpetrator is part of the initial security procedure. This statement is:
• After the safety demonstration, must cabin crew walk through the cabin to answer questions?
• In the A320 lavatories, where are the water shut off valves located?
• What is the immediate action for crew at the onset of a depressurization?
• The Lavatory shut-off valve is located where?
• What are FAs responsibilities during preflight briefing?
• What does the statement 'DOOR, DOOR, DOOR' mean?
• The In-Charge Flight Attendant must submit all required paperwork within how many hours of termination of cycle?
• Which description matches the AFT Galley shut-off valve location?
• Where are the head tidies located?
• If a Flight Attendant becomes incapacitated during flight, the In-Charge Flight Attendant will:
• Which statement about the restraint net is correct?
• What is the maximum weight for an infant life vest?
• The LO chime timing before landing is approximately how many minutes?
• Acceptable electronic devices are allowed during which conditions?
• Which action describes the captain's instruction before oxygen masks deploy?
• Where are braille briefing cards found and how many are there?
• Which action is the final step in inflating an infant life vest?
• What phrase correctly lists the two described depressurization types?
• Which sequence correctly reflects the steps for operating a portable oxygen bottle?
• During portable oxygen bottle use, which item must be donned immediately after removing the bottle from its bracket?
• Recovery from hypoxia is normally rapid, within how many seconds after oxygen is administered?
• What does the cabin crew briefing cover when briefing on the overwing window exit?
• Why is it important for cabin crew to complete safety checks?
• What is true about the chime during cabin pressure loss?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of pre-flight checks regarding parcels not normally on board?
• Which class covers cooking oils and fats in kitchens?
• Which of the following is the correct forward galley shut-off valve location?
• What can partially non-inflated slide be used for on water?
• Which equipment provides breathable air for cabin crew when fighting a fire?
• Which option indicates a component not included in the pre-flight checks for the interphone/PA system?
• Which term indicates that an uneventful landing is expected?
• What is the most dangerous threat to occupants during an onboard fire?
• Crew must not undertake no-compression scuba diving less than ____ hours before duty.
• Where are the evacuation ropes located?
• In the FWD Galley, where is the water shut-off valve located?
• What is a restricted row?
• What are the two types of fixed oxygen system found in the Air Canada Rouge fleet?
• Under the one cabin crew per 50 seats rule, what is the minimum number of cabin crew required for a 180-seat aircraft?
• Passenger screening equipment is very effective at detecting small quantities of flammable liquids.
• Whenever possible, cabin crew should indicate in their report what the problem is, where it occurred, when it occurred, as well as:
• What should be done with the flight deck door during a lockdown?
• Slide-rafts have the same purpose as evacuation slides in emergency evacuations on land.
• Explosives can be disguised by moulding, and painted to resemble other objects such as toys or food.
• Which statement is true regarding behavioral responses that impede survival in emergencies?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a sign of hypoxia?
• What are the key elements to an effective PA?
• When disguising a chemical/biological weapon as a familiar item, what is the most likely indicator that would arouse suspicion?
• What is the correct action for disposing of orange juice when the aircraft is on the ground?
• The procedure for evacuating in a tidal flat is the same as which procedure?
• Which practice is described as a method for disguising explosives by altering their appearance?
• How long is cabin crew passport valid for?
• During a lightning advisory at selected gates in YYZ, cabin crew may be required to open the cabin door when the Captain requests and ground staff avoid contact with the exterior.
• If designated safety equipment is found to be non functional or unavailable, what should you do?
• Which sign could indicate depressurization? (alternative wording)
• What signal indicates it is safe to open the passenger door after ground crew signaling?
• What can cabin crew provide to a passenger with a severe allergy to help avoid exposure?
• The standard cabin crew requirement on Air Canada Rouge is one cabin crew member per how many seat units?
• Flight deck lockdown is initiated at which levels?
• Which statement about disguising explosives is supported by the material?
• Which option is NOT one of the four PLAN elements?
• What does the statement '5 seconds' mean?
• Abnormal landing indicates a condition exists that requires a:
• Which of the following is NOT considered a critical phase of flight?
• During which periods should cabin crew restrict communication with the flight deck except for safety issues or emergency situations?
• If a pressurization problem is detected before the oxygen masks are dropped, which announcement will the captain make?
• In the A320, where is the water shut off valve located in the forward galley?
• Why is it important to conduct crew briefings?
• Providing braille Safety Features Cards to passengers with visual impairment means a pre-flight safety briefing is not necessary.
• The minimum equipment list (MEL) is used by the Captain to determine:
• Prior to initiating a flight deck crew rest period, who must the Captain brief?
• Which statement is true about Cabin Defect Log entries?