USPA C LICENSE EXAM ACTUAL EXAM 2023 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |AGRADE
USPA C LICENSE EXAM ACTUAL EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |AGRADE
1) In flat and stable freefall at terminal velocity, how long does it take an average jumper to fall 1,000
feet?
a) 4.5 seconds
b) 5.5 seconds
c) 6.0 seconds
b) 5.5 seconds
2) What is the correct procedure for recovering from instability to the belly-to-earth position?
a) Be more aggressive in your body position.
b) Altitude, arch, legs, relax.
c) De-arch, relax.
b) Altitude, arch, legs, relax.
3) Which is better, to pull at the planned altitude or to fall lower to get stable before pulling?
a) Always be stable before pulling.
b) Pull above the planned altitude if you know you will not be stable.
c) Pull at the planned altitude, regardless of stability.
c) Pull at the planned altitude, regardless of stability.
4) What is the purpose of the wave-off before deployment?
a) To signal other jumpers.
b) To get stable before pulling.
c) To relax in preparation for deployment.
a) To signal other jumpers.
5) What is the purpose of the parachute landing fall (PLF), and why is it important for skydivers?
a) PLF allows skdyivers to land in any location safely.
b) It protects against hard landings, and all skydivers have hard landings.
c) It helps protect your gear.
b) It protects against hard landings, and all skydivers have hard landings.
6) What part of the landing pattern is most dangerous to skydivers?
a) The intersection of the base and final approach legs.
b) The last 20 feet of the landing leg.
c) Entry into the downwind leg.
a) The intersection of the base and final approach legs.
7) How do higher wind speeds affect the planned landing pattern as compared to the pattern plan for
a calm day?
a) Lengthens the final approach, shortens the base leg, lengthens the downwind leg, and places the
planned pattern entry point farther upwind.
b) Shortens the final approach, shortens the base leg, lengthens the downwind leg, and places the
planned pattern entry point farther upwind.
c) Shortens the final approach, lengthens the base leg, lengthens the downwind leg, and places the
planned pattern entry point farther downwind.
b) Shortens the final approach, shortens the base leg, lengthens the downwind leg, and places the
planned pattern entry point farther upwind.
8) In moderately strong winds, how far downwind of an obstacle would you expect to find
turbulence?
a) 1-3 times the height of the obstacle.
b) 5-10 times the height of the obstacle.
c) 10-20 times the height of the obstacle.
c) 10-20 times the height of the obstacle.
9) What is the best procedure to use when flying your canopy in turbulent conditions?
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