This is the main study / practice / testing screen. We have made the screenshot relatively small so that it will load nicely in most browsers in this tour--when you use this in the program, you can make this as big or as small as you like by resizing the window or the individual panes in the window.

This screen was designed with one purpose in mind: to train you on the material in as efficient a manner as possible.

The pane at upper left contains the current question. Simply click on the correct answer. Above the question, you can see a "mark" button (question 3 is marked). This is just like you'll get on the actual FAA test.

Below the question section there is a "control panel" of sorts. Included here are a timer, and a way for you to explicitly mark certain questions as difficult (and also other, more obvious buttons). Don't know what something is? You can always click on the yellow help button associated with it.

Below the control panel is a list of the current questions. You can use this to navigate through the current session.

The figure pane is at top right. We have greatly increased the quality of the figures from our previous versions. For example purposes, we have loaded a figure that doesn't have anything to do with the currently loaded question. You can always look at any figure (just as you can in the real test). When a figure is associated with a question, the figure is automatically displayed as well. You can print or expand the figures (for a better view) by clicking on the buttons on the figure. Our vesion 5 softwre contains not only all of the figures that you need to reference, but also all of the associated legends and other appendices.

The bottom right pane contains additional information. This includes the explanation / references / mnemonics for the given question (though in our screenshot this is hidden until the test is submitted for grading), a tab for our Aviation Library online reference, and also some helpful advice for "taking the test" which addresses test taking strategies and other should-read-at-least-once-before-taking-the-actual-test type information.