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10-4 Rod Machado’s Private/Commercial Pilot Workbook

24. Wires
Referring to the figure on 29.
the right, what minimum What does arrow A point
altitude is required to fly to in the figure to the A
over the lighted obstacle right?
located just north of the A. Guy wires extending
city of Hamburg? (Assume from radio or TV tow-
that the entire area is a ers.
congested area.) B. Power transmission
A. 1,483 feet MSL. lines.
B. 1,483 feet AGL. C. A single-rail railroad.
C. 1,323 feet MSL.

25. Airport
Referring to the figure on 30.
the right, the top of the Airports are coded by colors on the map. Those airports
obstacle approximately 3 colored in _____ don’t have an air traffic control tower.
miles southwest of the Those shown in _____ have a tower (although it may not
city of Lexington is be in operation 24 hours a day—most aren’t).
A. 579 feet AGL. A. magenta, black
B. 265 feet MSL. B. magenta, blue
C. 579 feet MSL. C. blue, magenta

26. 31.
What minimum altitude is Normally, both the magenta and blue airport symbols are
necessary to vertically circles unless the airport has a hard surfaced runway
clear the lighted obstacle greater than _____.
on the southwest side of A. 5,000 feet
Hobbs airport by 500 B. 10,000 feet
feet? C. 8,000 feet
A. 2,500 feet MSL.
B. 2,615 feet MSL. 32.
C. 2,615 feet AGL. Any airport having a darkened circle with the runways in
reverse-bold white has a _____ runway between 1,500
and 8,069 feet in length.
Roads A. soft surfaced
27. B. hard surfaced
What does arrow A point C. asphalt covered
to in the figure to the
right? A 33.
A. A railroad track. Referring to
B. A power transmission the figure to
line. the right, which
C. A road. public airports
depicted have
fuel?
Railroad Tracks A. Carson and
28. Dayton Valley.
Referring to the figure to B. Douglas,
the right, what does A Pinenut
arrow A point to? and Parker.
A. A railroad track. C. Douglas and
B. A power transmission Carson.
line.
C. A superhighway.