11) Indicated Airspeed refers to :- Report

The airspeed reading shown on an airspeed indicator.

Airspeed readings that are contained in the green arc of an airspeed indicator.

Airspeed readings that have been corrected for position error.

12) Calibrated Airspeed refers to airspeed that:- Report

Is shown on an airspeed indicator that is calibrated.

Is shown on a Mach meter.

Has been corrected for position and instrument error.

13) True Airspeed equals :- Report

Calibrated Airspeed + Altitude Correction + Temperature Correction

Mach Airspeed + Temperature Correction

Indicated Airspeed + Position Error correction

14) An "Encoding Altimeter" :- Report

Contains both a digital and a analogue altitude scale.

Is the term given to an Altimeter which is driven by the Air Data Computer (ADC).

Contains an Altitude Encoding device which sends altitude information to the aircraft's Air Traffic Control (ATC) transponder.

15) Digital Air Data Computers (DADC) :- Report

Convert Pitot and Static pressure information into digital signals for processing inside the computer and then output to the aircraft instruments.

Convert Pitot and Static pressure information into analogue signals for processing inside the computer and then output to the aircraft instruments.

Contain only digital outputs.

EASA Questions Module 13 Set 11