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Comprehensive Speed and Distance Test

The document outlines a test format with questions of varying difficulty levels, ranging from foundation to advanced, and specifies the scoring system for each question. It provides essential formulas for calculating speed, distance, and time, as well as unit conversions. The test consists of multiple-choice questions related to travel, speed, and fuel consumption, with a total time limit of 30 minutes.

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Comprehensive Speed and Distance Test

The document outlines a test format with questions of varying difficulty levels, ranging from foundation to advanced, and specifies the scoring system for each question. It provides essential formulas for calculating speed, distance, and time, as well as unit conversions. The test consists of multiple-choice questions related to travel, speed, and fuel consumption, with a total time limit of 30 minutes.

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Answer as many questions as you can.

Calculators are not permitted

Questions get progressively more difficult throughout the paper.

Questions 1 to 5: Foundation level

These questions are worth 1 mark

Questions 6 to 15 Intermediate Level

These questions are worth 2 marks

Questions 16 to 20 Advanced level

These questions are worth 5 marks

For each question take careful note of the units used in the question, answer and formulae provided

Formulas Given

mph = miles per hour

5 miles =8km

1 Kilometre (km) = 1000 metres (m)

S= speed

d= distance

t=time

S=d/t

d=sxt

t=d/s

When you are ready, please select 'Next to review an example question
Example Question

Which of the following is NOT an accurate unit of measurement?

A) Minutes

B) Gallons

C) Steps

D) Feet

Answer = C) Steps

The next page will be the first question of the test

You will have 30 minutes to complete the test Your time will start once this first page has loaded

When you are ready, please select 'Next to start the test
Question 01

Travelling at 10 miles per hour, how far would you travel in 90 minutes?

☐ 10 miles

☐ 15 miles

☐ 6.6 miles

☐ 16.6 miles

Question 02

You complete an 18 mile journey in 3 hours. What was your average speed?

☐ 12 mph

☐ 6 mph

☐ 3 mph

☐ 54 mph

Question 03

How long does it take you to complete a journey of 48 miles, travelling at an average speed of 12 mph?

☐ 4 Hours

☐ 9.6 Hours

☐ 5 Hours

☐ 12 hours

Question 04

An aircraft is using fuel at a rate of 6 Ibs/minute. How much fuel will it use during a 12-minute flight?

☐ 18 lbs

☐ 2 Ibs

☐ 72 Ibs

☐ 0.5 Ibs
Question 05

You are standing facing West and turn right 90 degrees. Which direction are you now facing?

☐ East

☐ South

☐ North

☐ West

Question 06

You complete a 24 mile journey in 1 hour 30 minutes. What was your average speed?

☐ 16 mph

☐ 36 mph

☐ 10 mph

☐ 12 mph

Question 07

How long does it take you to complete a journey of 20 miles, travelling at an average speed of 16 mph?

☐ 90 minutes

☐ 48 minutes

☐ 75 minutes

☐ 80 minutes

Question 08

Travelling at 90 miles per hour., how far would you travel in 1 hour 40 minutes?

☐ 126 miles

☐ 140 miles

☐ 150 miles

☐ 90 miles
Question 09

You are facing a bearing of 30 o and turn left to a bearing of 290 o. How many degrees have you turned?

☐ 40 o

☐ 320 o

☐ 230 o

☐ 100 o

Question 10

An aircraft used fuel at a rate of 7 Ibs/minute during a flight that used 560 Ibs of fuel. How long was the flight?

☐ 8 hours

☐ 80 hours

☐ 1 hour 20 minutes

☐ 1.25 hours

Question 11

An aircraft flies 240 miles. It had 3000 lbs of fuel on board at the start of the flight, and 1080 Ibs at the end of
the flight. What was the average rate of fuel consumption per mile?

☐ 0.125 miles/lbs

☐ 8 miles/Ibs

☐ 8 Ibs/mile

☐ 0.125 Ibs/mile

Question 12

Travelling at 75 miles per hour, how far would you travel in 3 hours 20 minutes?

☐ 22.5 miles

☐ 240 miles

☐ 175 miles

☐ 250 miles
Question 13

An aircraft uses 260 Ibs of fuel in 2 hours 45 minutes. Approximately what is the rate of fuel consumption per
hour?

☐ 110 Ibs/ hour

☐ 106 Ibs/ hour

☐ 95 Ibs / hour

☐ 87 Ibs / hour

Question 14

How long does it take you to complete a journey of 46 miles, travelling at an average speed of 24 mph?

☐ 1 hour 50 minutes

☐ 1 hour 55 minutes

☐ 1 hour 40 minutes

☐ 1 hour 45 minutes

Question 15

An aircraft starts a flight with 5400 lbs of fuel on board. After 180 miles it has used 3400 Ibs of fuel.
Approximately, what was the average rate of fuel consumption?

☐ 13 Ibs / mile

☐ 11 Ibs / mile

☐ 19 Ibs / mile

☐ 21 lbs / mile

Question 16

An airport is located 6 miles south of Waypoint A Waypoint B is located 7 miles east of the airport. What is the
direct distance between the two waypoints, to the nearest mile?

☐ 4 miles

☐ 13 miles

☐ 9 miles

☐ 11 miles
Question 17

An aircraft flies from Airport A to Airport B and back. On the outbound flight the plane averaged 585 mph but
on the return trip it was only 540 mph. How long was the total journey if the return trip took 13 hours?

☐ 27 Hours

☐ 25 Hours

☐ 12 Hours

☐ 19 Hours

Question 18

You are walking on a bearing of 32o. You turn left 115o and continue walking forward. You then turn right 46o.
What is your final bearing?

☐ 193o

☐ 101 o

☐ 323 o

☐ 231 o

Question 19

An aircraft flies at 210 mph for 2 hours 15 minutes, then slows down to do the last 25 minutes of its journey at
180 mph. What is the total distance of this journey?

☐ 517.5 miles

☐ 565 miles

☐ 526.5 miles

☐ 547.5 miles

Question 20

Assuming 2.2 Ibs =1 kg. An aircraft flies 1855 miles from Airport A to Airport B. at an average speed of 530
mph. It uses fuel at a rate of 21 Ibs / minute. Approximately, in kg, how much fuel is used during the flight?

☐ 33 kg

☐ 4410 kg

☐ 2005 kg

☐ 74 kg

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