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  1. A recreational flyer is a person who flies a drone for what purpose?
  2. Where is the FAA registration number to be displayed on a recreational drone?
  3. If asked, what must a recreational flyer provide to law enforcement or the FAA?
  4. True or false: all drones weighing more than .55 lbs (250 grams) must be registered with the FAA.
  5. True or false: a recreational flyer should know how their drone will respond before using an automated function.
  6. When using First Person View (FPV), what must the Visual Observer (VO) do?
  7. True or false: using a Visual Observer (VO) allows a recreational flyer to fly beyond line of sight (BVLOS).
  8. When in flight, when must a drone give way to a manned aircraft?
  9. True or false: a recreational flyer must always keep a drone within their Visual Line of Sight.
  10. A recreational flyer must follow the safety guidelines of what kind of organization?
  11. A recreational flyer must be aware that windy conditions can turn a flight into what?
  12. True or false: a recreational flyer should be aware that some medications can affect their ability to fly safely.
  13. Who is responsible for the drone in flight when it is flown for recreation?
  14. Who is responsible for making sure a recreational drone does not fly too high?
  15. True or false: checking your drone before and after each flight is a good idea because it is when damage can be identified.
  16. What should a recreational flyer do to reduce the chance of an accident with another aircraft?
  17. What is the maximum altitude a recreational drone can fly above the ground in uncontrolled airspace without FAA authorization?
  18. Where would controlled airspace typically be found by a recreational drone flyer?
  19. How can a recreational flyer get airspace authorization to fly in controlled airspace?
  20. How can a recreational flyer find information about airspace restrictions in their area?
  21. What can be expected for drone flights during a presidential visit or a major sporting event?
  22. A recreational flyer does not need an airspace authorization in what type of airspace?
  23. How much does it cost to take The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST)?
  24. What must a recreational flyer do if they lose their TRUST completion certificate?
  25. How are wrong answers handled on TRUST before the completion certificate is issued?
  26. In what format may a recreational flyer carry proof of TRUST passage?
  27. May a recreational flyer launch from a 10-story rooftop and climb another 400 feet?
  28. When and where is drone flying prohibited around stadiums hosting major league and NCAA Division One football events?
  29. Should a recreational flyer contact air traffic control to get permission to fly in controlled airspace?
  30. How far ahead of a flight may a recreational flyer submit an airspace authorization request?
  31. Since September 16, 2023, what must a recreational drone that requires FAA registration also broadcast?
  32. May a recreational flyer combine recreational and business purposes in a single drone flight?
  33. How much does FAA registration under the recreational exception cost, and how long is it valid?
  34. What is the minimum age to register a drone with the FAA?
  35. Under the IMSAFE checklist, a recreational flyer should not have been drinking alcohol within how many hours of flying?
  36. Can a drone registered under the recreational exception be flown under Part 107?

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