CGI Endorsements, Logbook Requirements & Instructor Responsibilities 2

Question 1

Under 14 CFR 61.189, how long must a ground instructor retain records of endorsements provided to students?

Accepted Answer

3 years from the date of the endorsement

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1 year from the date of the endorsement

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2 years from the date of the endorsement

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Indefinitely with no minimum retention period

Question 2

A ground instructor's logbook endorsement must include all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

The student's score on a previous knowledge test

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The instructor's signature

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The instructor's certificate number

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The date of the endorsement

Question 3

Under 14 CFR 61.189, where may a ground instructor maintain records of endorsements given to students?

Accepted Answer

In a logbook, notebook, computer database, or other record

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Only in the student's official pilot logbook

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Only in a bound instructor logbook kept at a fixed-base operator

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Filed with the FSDO within 30 days of each endorsement

Question 4

A student fails a knowledge test. What must occur before the student may retake the test?

Accepted Answer

The student must receive additional instruction and a new endorsement from an authorized instructor

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The student must wait 30 days and then reapply without further instruction

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The student automatically receives a new endorsement from the testing center

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The student must petition the FAA for permission to retest

Question 5

What must an applicant present when reporting to take an FAA knowledge test under 14 CFR 61.35?

Accepted Answer

Identification with photo and signature, and any required endorsement

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A valid student pilot certificate and current medical

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A letter of authorization from their ground instructor

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Their pilot logbook showing all training hours completed

Question 6

Which statement about logbook endorsements is most accurate?

Accepted Answer

An endorsement certifies the instructor has given required training and found the student prepared

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An endorsement is required after every individual ground training session

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Endorsements are only valid for 30 days from the date given

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An endorsement guarantees the student will pass the knowledge test

Question 7

Which of the following is TRUE regarding FAA knowledge test endorsements?

Accepted Answer

There is no FAA-specified expiration date for knowledge test endorsements

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They expire after 60 calendar days from the date given

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They automatically expire 2 calendar months after issuance

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They must be reissued if the student does not test within 30 days