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Assign a Part 107 readiness check in one minute.

Give students a balanced 10-question diagnostic, see which knowledge area needs work, then send them to the exact lesson or lab that closes the gap.

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The assignment

Ten questions. Five areas. A useful next step.

The diagnostic asks two original questions from each scored knowledge area in the current PSI UAG bulletin. It is deliberately balanced for diagnosis, not weighted like the real exam.

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Assignment brief 01

Part 107 baseline check

10 Q · 5 MIN
  1. 01AssignShare one short URL. Students do not need an account.
  2. 02DiagnoseThe result separates performance across all five scored knowledge areas.
  3. 03TeachSend each student to the lesson and lab that match the misses.
  4. 04RetestUse the full timed simulator when the weak areas have been reviewed.

After the score

Teach the miss, not the whole course again.

Each result names the weakest area. These are the five direct handoffs.

  1. 01RulesOperating limits, registration, Remote ID, and pilot responsibility
  2. 02ChartsAirspace boundaries, sectional symbols, coordinates, and airport data
  3. 03WeatherMETARs, TAFs, stability, visibility, and weather decisions
  4. 04PerformanceWeight, center of gravity, density altitude, and battery margin
  5. 05OperationsCrew coordination, risk, night operations, emergencies, and judgment

Teaching tools

Let students handle the hard concepts.

Use the labs as the lesson, then return to the question bank for proof.

FAA chart labWork directly with testing supplement figures.Weather labDecode METARs and make a flight call.Radio simulatorHear weather, traffic, and airport calls in context.

What you can tell students

Original practice questions, tied to public FAA and federal sources.

These are not recalled or copied FAA test questions. They are Drone Authority questions built around the published UAG knowledge areas, FAA guidance, and the current federal rules. The packet includes an answer key and source trail.

Reviewed August 14, 2026. Educational use only. Instructors should verify current FAA materials before teaching time-sensitive rules.

Ready to hand out

The classroom pack includes the fixed student set, a separate answer key, source links, and a simple remediation plan.

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