AVIA 230 Intro to UAS Quiz
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According to Public Law 12-95, Section 331(8), An unmanned aircraft system is an unmanned aircraft and the equipment necessary for the safe and efficient operation of that aircraft. An unmanned aircraft is a component of a UAS. It is defined by statute as an aircraft that is operated without the possibility of direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft.
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The FAA is engaged in an initiative to use common terminology in order when referring to unmanned aircraft. The FAA would like UAS community stakeholders to use the acronym UAS which stands for Unmanned Aerial System.
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The concept of UAS is not new. The concept was first introduced during the development of balloon bombs which were used by the Austrians to attack what city in Italy?
Rome
Florence
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Venice
Naples
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The Japanese used balloon bombs to attack the mainland of the United States. Although some balloons actually landed in the United States, there were no casualties.
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Who was the inventor of the first radio used to remotely control a drone?
Elon Musk
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Nikola Tesla
Elmer Sperry
Glenn Curtiss
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The official first unmanned aircraft was named the called the ___________________.
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Curtiss-Sperry N9 Aerial Torpedo
US Army Liberty Eagle
DH.82B Queen Bee
MQ10 Predator
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The individual responsible for starting the military drone program in the United States is _______________.
General Jimmy Doolittle
General Colin Powell
Admiral Chester Nimitz
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Admiral Harrison Standley
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Although the Kettering Bug was never put into wartime service, it's development was a pivotal moment in the history of drone technology.
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The performance goal for the Kettering Bug was to carry a payload of 2000 lbs of high explosives and travel 100 miles.
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During World War II, the Germans used some of the knowledge learned from the development of the Kettering Bug to build the V-1 and the V-2 Buzz Bombs.
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The V-1 Bomb used during WWII gained the nickname "buzz bomb". Why was it called that?
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Because of the sound it made when flying
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