FAA Written Test for Certified Flight Instructor Student Practice Questions

How should an instructor handle a student who is persistent in making the same error?

• AA. Refer them to another instructor
• BB. Correct them harshly
• CC. Use positive reinforcement
• DD. Ignore the error

During in-flight instruction, what is the best method for ensuring student understanding?

• AA. Provide lengthy explanations
• BB. Ask leading questions
• CC. Use scenario-based learning
• DD. Limit student participation

During a simulated emergency, a student fails to follow the emergency checklist. What should you do?

• AA. Ignore it
• BB. Discuss it calmly post-simulation
• CC. Criticize them after the flight
• DD. Increase the simulation stress

You notice a student struggling with understanding stall recovery techniques. WhatÕs your best approach?

• AA. Change the lesson focus
• BB. Demonstrate the technique
• CC. Assign more reading material
• DD. Tell them to practice more

A student pilot is becoming overly reliant on instruments during flight. What should you address?

• AA. Increase instrument training
• BB. Allow the student to continue
• CC. Encourage reliance on instruments
• DD. Promote visual flight rules

While flying under the hood for instrument training, the student becomes disoriented. What is the best instructor response?

• AA. Allow them to figure it out
• BB. Guide them in regaining orientation
• CC. Criticize their performance
• DD. Take control immediately

A student has difficulty executing a crosswind landing. What should you emphasize during practice?

• AA. Using excessive rudder
• BB. Keeping the nose aligned with the runway
• CC. Control inputs and coordination
• DD. Maintaining speed throughout