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1What is the primary reason cabin crew perform safety checks before passenger boarding?
A.To replace the aircraft maintenance release
B.To verify the cabin and assigned safety equipment are ready for the flight
C.To certify the pilots' licences
D.To remove the need for a crew briefing
Explanation: Cabin checks establish readiness within the crew member's assigned responsibilities. They complement maintenance and briefing processes rather than replacing them.
2A cabin crew member finds that their emergency procedure document is an obsolete revision. What should happen before relying on it?
A.Use it if the cover looks familiar
B.Obtain the current controlled procedure and resolve the discrepancy
C.Replace it with another airline's manual
D.Treat remembered procedures as the controlled document
Explanation: Current controlled procedures are essential to consistent safety actions. Familiarity does not establish that an obsolete document remains valid.
3Does completion of cabin-crew initial theory alone establish readiness to operate on every aircraft type?
A.Yes, cabin doors work identically on every type
B.No, practical competencies and applicable aircraft/operator training remain
C.Yes, if the person speaks English
D.Only uniform training remains
Explanation: SHT-CC requires theoretical and practical initial training and distinguishes aircraft-type and operator requirements. A theory practice score is not an operational qualification.
4Why can moving a group of passengers to different seats require flight-crew coordination?
A.Passenger distribution can change aircraft mass balance
B.Seating never affects balance
C.Only baggage has a moment arm
D.A cabin crew member can approve any CG exceedance
Explanation: Passengers contribute mass at particular locations. A substantial redistribution can affect balance even though total aircraft mass is unchanged.
5Why can a rapid loss of cabin pressure require immediate trained action?
A.Oxygen availability at altitude can quickly become inadequate
B.It only changes the cabin's temperature
C.It guarantees the aircraft is already on the ground
D.It makes all smoke harmless
Explanation: Reduced pressure at altitude reduces the oxygen available to occupants. Crew must follow the applicable oxygen and decompression procedures without waiting for self-recognized impairment.
6Why must a cabin crew member report a suspected safety defect rather than silently assume another crew member has reported it?
A.Only defects noticed twice are relevant
B.Clear reporting prevents an unresolved hazard from being lost between responsibilities
C.A report automatically repairs equipment
D.Reporting removes all need for follow-up
Explanation: A hazard can remain unaddressed when everyone assumes someone else has acted. Reporting through the operator's process establishes shared awareness and the required follow-up.
7Which report is most useful when a crew member discovers smoke?
A.There is something odd somewhere
B.Smoke observed near the aft lavatory, with the location, visible conditions and actions taken
C.A guess about the exact failed component only
D.A report deferred until every passenger has commented
Explanation: Specific observations and actions help the crew coordinate a timely response. Distinguish observed facts from an unconfirmed cause.
8Why is closed-loop communication useful when assigning an urgent cabin task?
A.It avoids every need for an acknowledgement
B.The receiver confirms the task and reports completion or inability
C.It requires everyone to speak simultaneously
D.It allows vague instructions if they are loud
Explanation: Confirmation helps detect misunderstanding. Reporting completion or inability allows the sender to maintain an accurate picture of the response.
9A passenger does not understand a safety instruction delivered in English. What is the sound response?
A.Repeat it faster
B.Use an appropriate alternative communication method and verify understanding
C.Assume a nod proves comprehension
D.Omit the instruction because English was used
Explanation: Safety communication must convey meaning, not merely deliver words. Approved visual demonstrations, clear wording or language assistance can help verify understanding.
10A junior crew member sees a safety-critical omission by a senior colleague. What best demonstrates effective CRM?
A.Remain silent because of seniority
B.State the concern clearly and use the operator's escalation process if unresolved
C.Discuss it only after the flight
D.Assume seniority proves the omission is intentional
Explanation: An authority gradient can inhibit useful safety information. Respectful, timely challenge helps the crew detect and correct errors.
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