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However, our recommendations below are applicable for everyone.  \nThe first thing you will discover is that our course manual is intentionally small. Many test preparation guides have 4 or 5 times as many pages, trying to cover much more information than necessary for the FAA Knowledge Exam. We believe that it is important to obtain all of the knowledge about flying that you can. We do not produce this book with the belief that it will contain all the information you need to know as a pilot, but instead wish to provide you with a study guide that is concise and specific to your FAA Exam. We have written the summaries to be as brief as possible while still providing the necessary background to explain the topic and questions. You’ll find that we cover a lot more information and detail in the classroom!  \nHere’s the most effective way to preview this material:  \nFirst, you will notice that we have bolded and italicized the correct answer to each of the FAA test questions in the book. We’ve learned that it is counterproductive to test yourself by reading a question and its selection of answers without first knowing the correct answer.  \nSecond, read through each of the summaries. Directly following each summary, read each question followed by the associated correct answer. Don’t bother to read the incorrect answers, and don’t worry about slowing down to analyze and study at this time – we simply want you to become familiar with the type of information the FAA wants you to learn, and become exposed to the questions and correct answers. This will help you focus more productively in class, and will help prepare you for additional learning and study. IF YOU DO NOTHING ELSE, AT LEAST READ THROUGH THE BOOK THE DAY BEFORE THE TEST AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. Most people find that this can be done in about 2 hours.  \nFinally, make sure to take the Aviation Seminars Online Practice Exams after the class. Prior to taking the FAA exam, you should be scoring in the mid-80’s on the practice exams.  \nTHANK YOU FOR CHOOSING AVIATION SEMINARS FOR YOUR TEST PREPARATION!  \nCOURSE SUMMARY  \nThings You Should Know About the FAA Exam……………………………Pages 01  \nFederal Aviation Regulations/Human Factors…………………………………03-24  \nAerodynamics and Aircraft Operations………………………………………….25-34  \nNavigation………………………………………………………………………..…35-39  \nAircraft Instruments………………………………………………………………..40-45  \nAeronautical Information Manual……….………………………………………..46-55  \nAircraft Performance………………………………………………………………56-60  \nWeight and Balance……………………………………………………………….61-63  \nWeather Theory……………………………………………………………………64-69  \nWeather Reports and Forecasts…………………………………………………70-75  \nCopyright 20􀀕5 Aviation Seminars  \nAviation Seminars  \n681 Kenney Street El Cajon, CA 92020  \n800-257-9444  \nThings You Should Know  \nAviation Seminars  \nTHINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR FAA COMPUTER EXAM  \nTo get the best results on your exam:  \nAs time allows, answer all the questions in the Course Summary BEFORE coming to class, so the instructor can clarify any with which you have trouble. Allow some time Saturday evening for a second review of those questions you missed.  \nTake some notes as you listen to the lecture, but also keep an eye on the visuals the instructor uses in the presentation.  \nComplete all your available on-line practice tests.  \nTake the exam within 3 days after the seminar.  \nAbout computer testing:  \nAVIATION SEMINARS constantly monitors for new areas that the FAA is asking of its current pilot applicants in the knowledge tests.  \nFAA airman knowledge testing is done by computer only. 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