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Where did you get the question? It looks like an Aerocourse question.
As always, you must pick the "most correct" answer. Longworth wrote: On Jan 20, 6:36 pm, The Visitor wrote: In the remarks section, it says "FG5" which means the obscuring phenomenon is 5/8 fog. For an obscuring phenomenon to be considered a ceiling it needs to be 8/8. Therefore the answer is c because 5/8 + 3/8 = 8/8. John John, I did not know that it was a Canadian test question. You are correct that FG5 means 5/8 fog according to this document http://tinyurl.com/yvzubl If not uncommon that in a multiple choice test, you can get the right answer for the wrong reason ;-) |
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