(Refer to Figure 140, Figure 141, Figure 142.) Which displacement from the localizer centerline and glide slope indicates you are high and to the left of the ILS course?

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The prompt asks us to determine which displacement from the localizer centerline and glide slope indicates you are high and to the left of the ILS course, based on the figures referenced.
First, since the answer options are not listed in the provided data, I cannot map each choice to a specific visual cue. In a typical ILS display or flight instrument reasoning task, you would analyze two components: the localizer deviation (left/right from the centerline) and the glide slope deviation (above/below the GS). Being high on the GS means the glideslope indicator would show you above the desired GS path (often indicated by the GS needle or crosshair position above the center). Being to the left of the course means the localizer deviation would show a left displacement (the localizer needle or course indicator deflecting left). In a graphical depiction, this combination would appear as a crosshair or deviation markers shifted toward the left side for the localizer and upward or toward the top for the glide slope, depending on the instrument’s representation.
Option by option analysis would proceed as follows:
- If an option shows a leftward deflection of the localizer while the glide slope indicator shows an ascent (above the centerline), that would suggest you are left of the course and high relative to the GS, which aligns with the stated scenario.
- If an option shows rightward deflection of the localizer, or a descent on the glide slope, these would correspond to being right of the course or below the glide slope, respectively, and would be inconsistent with the “high and left” condition.
- If an option shows both localizer and glide slope indicators centered or near center, that would imply you are on the localizer and on the GS, not high and left.
- If an option indicates only one component is deflected (e.g., only left/right but not above/below), it would fail to describe the simultaneous condition of being both left of the course and high on the GS.
In this particular item, the provided answer data specifies Figure 141 as the correct figure for this situation. The reasoning behind that selection would be that Figure 141 visually represents the leftward localizer displacement combined with a GS position indicating you are high above the glide slope, matching the described condition. The other figures would be expected to depict alternative combinations, such as being on the path, to the right of the course, or below the GS, which would not satisfy the specified high-left condition.
Note: Since the answer options are not present in the input, the above analysis focuses on the general interpretation of ILS indications and how they map to “high and left” relative to the localizer and glide slope, and it explains how the correct figure would reflect that combined displacement. The key misconception to avoid is treating only one deviation (localizer or GS) in isolation; the scenario requires simultaneous left deviation and being high on the GS.

FA_221 Lesson 27 Quiz

(Refer to Figure 140, Figure 141, Figure 142.) Which displacement from the localizer centerline and glide slope indicates you are high and to the left of the ILS course?

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