FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot Readiness Test

10 questions, balanced across the exam's topics. Answer each one, then submit for your practice readiness estimate and per-topic breakdown. This is a practice estimate — not a prediction or guarantee of your official exam result.

Question 1

What is one PIC and multiple drones under Part 107?

an optional crewmember who must keep effective communication with the remote PIC binoculars and telescopes may NOT be used to extend VLOS; corrective lenses are fine prohibited unless the occupants are on a closed course or are participants one person may not act as remote PIC for more than one drone at a time

Question 2

Explain a parachute jump symbol.

an area with jump activity to avoid controlled airspace needing Part 107 authorization a venue that may have event TFRs; check NOTAMs the maximum elevation figure: highest terrain/obstruction plus margin, in hundreds of feet

Question 3

Preflight weather: METAR reports 5SM visibility and FEW030. Go or no-go on visibility?

No-go - drones need 5 SM No-go Go - minimums are advisory only Go

Question 4

Which preflight/operations practice is described here: "know the drone's limitations and procedures before flying"?

compass calibration GPS lock flight-time tracking the manufacturer's manual

Question 5

Explain increased payload weight.

higher power draw and shorter flight endurance lower groundspeed and higher power draw, reducing effective range high power demands that shorten flight time vibration and inefficiency that reduce endurance and control

Question 6

You want to fly at 20 minutes before sunrise without a waiver. Allowed under the Part 107 daylight rule?

No Only with anti-collision lighting Only in Class G airspace Yes

Question 7

A client wants aerial video near a major outdoor concert, and a TFR is in effect. You should

decline or reschedule; the TFR prohibits the flight get the client's written permission fly below 400 feet AGL anyway fly with a visual observer for safety

Question 8

Clouds at 1,500 ft AGL. You plan 600 ft below them and 3000 ft horizontal clearance. Meets Part 107?

Yes No Only with a waiver Clearance rules apply only at night

Question 9

Which preflight/operations practice is described here: "check for damage, loose parts, and battery condition after landing"?

the manufacturer's manual the flight log the propeller inspection the post-flight inspection

Question 10

Identify the factor: "still consumes significant power; it is not 'free' endurance"

an unbalanced load or off-center CG hot weather high density altitude hovering in place

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