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Prepare for the EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) Exam with this MCQ-based video on Basic Maintenance Practices (Module 7). This quiz-style session covers key topics essential for aircraft maintenance, including:

✅ Hand tools & equipment
✅ Safety procedures & precautions
✅ Aircraft materials & hardware
✅ Precision measurements
✅ Workshop practices

Each question is designed to test your knowledge and reinforce important concepts required to pass the AME exam. Whether you're studying for B1 (Mechanical) or B2 (Avionics), this video will help you assess your understanding and improve your exam performance.

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Here are the Module 7 Questions:
1. What is a critical safety measure when working with compressed gases?
A. Inspecting air hoses regularly. ✅
B. Using compressed air to clean clothing.
C. Storing air hoses loosely on the floor.

Justification:
The text emphasizes the need to inspect air hoses frequently for breaks and wear to maintain safety.

2. Why is a pressure regulator necessary on high-pressure air bottles?
A. To increase inflation speed.
B. To prevent over-inflation. ✅
C. To cool the compressed air.

Justification:
The text states that pressure regulators eliminate the risk of over-inflation, which can cause personal injury.

3. Why should petroleum products be kept away from oxygen?
A. They cause oxygen leaks.
B. They can trigger explosions. ✅
C. They reduce oxygen purity.

Justification:
The text warns that oxygen readily combines with petroleum products, sometimes explosively.

4. What is an essential precaution when working on an oxygen system?
A. Using only dedicated tools. ✅
B. Applying adhesive tape to secure hoses.
C. Keeping tools lightly greased for smooth operation.

Justification:
The text specifies that only clean, grease-free, dedicated tools should be used for oxygen systems to avoid contamination.

5. What should be done before opening an oxygen system for maintenance?
A. Close the supply valve and release pressure. ✅
B. Increase oxygen flow to check for leaks.
C. Apply sealant to all fittings before disassembly.

Justification:
The text stresses that oxygen supply valves must be closed and system pressure released before maintenance to prevent hazards.

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