Under the title "Emergency" in Chapter 25 are those items of equipment carried for use in emergency procedures. Includes items such as evacuation equipment, life rafts and jackets, first aid kit, landing and signal flares, evacuation signaling systems, etc., if furnished as manufacturer-designated standard equipment. Does not include fire extinguishers, oxygen equipment or masks.

A. If the brackets are not damaged, continue the procedure.

B. In the absence of damage to the brackets, recall the process.

C. When bracket damage occurs, recall the procedure.

A. Replace the PTU check valve.

B. Interchange the PTU one-way valve.

C. Change the PTU return valve.

A. The emergency procedures check list should be in precise form. The list not only tells pilots which items to check, but also provides everything about operation details of systems.

B. The emergency procedures check list should be in complicated form. The list tells pilots which systems to be investigated. It also provides operation details of some systems.

C. The emergency procedures check list should be in brief form. The list tells pilots which items to be examined. It provides nothing about operation details of any system.

A. 前区域空气调节支管减少空气量来分配前空调区域传送的噪声。

B. 前区域配平空气消音器减少输送到前空调区域的空气分配噪声。

C. 前区域调整片的空气套管输送空气到前空调区域，以减弱噪声分布程度。

A. The equipment list shall contain all required or optional equipment.

B. All required equipment and facilities should be included in this list.

C. Only optional equipment is described in this equipment list.

A. Choose the hydraulic system you will apply pressure.

B. Pressurize the selected hydraulic system.

C. Choose the hydraulic system you will depressurize.

A. 校正空速是指经过位置调整以及仪表调整后的指示空速。

B. 校准空速指修正了仪表误差和位置误差之后得到的指示空速。

C. 校准空速是指调节位置误差以及仪表误差后的指示空速。

A. 确保蒙皮未受损伤。

B. 确保皮肤未被侵蚀。

C. 确保蒙皮未划伤。

A. Words with lowercase letters are allowed in STE.

B. STE dictionary is permitted to use the UPPERCASE letter word.

C. In STE, a word in capital letters means that it is approved.

A. Schematics must be readable to a normal visioned person, so legends, symbols, devices, codes, etc., should be of sufficient size. The schematic diagram should be designed to turn over the page when the content is necessary.

B. The schematic diagram must be of sufficient size that legends, symbols, devices, codes, etc., are readable by persons with normal vision. Turn-page schematic diagrams shall be avoided to the extent practical.

C. The schematics, symbols, devices, codes, etc. must be legible, so people with normal vision should avoid turning the schematic pages as much as possible.