PSTAR: Cleared for Solo

Questions and keyed answers: Transport Canada TP 11919, seventh edition (December 2022), current online text. Formatting adapted; original answer order retained. The online bank contains 185 active questions; withdrawn question 7.07 is excluded. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Transport Canada.

Each answer links to the guide’s CARs or TC AIM reference. Study the rule, not just the answer; verify current regulations with your instructor. This is a study aid, not operational flight guidance or authorization to fly solo.

The five acted scenarios cover TP 11919 questions 3.17, 2.07, 3.13, 3.15 and 4.04. Replay does not change scores. The rest of the 185-question bank remains available in study and mock modes; no acted-out coverage is implied. Procedures checked against TC AIM RAC and AGA (March 2026). Cartoon crashes do not imply that every incorrect choice would cause a real accident.

Adaptive flights favour unseen, missed and due questions. Correct answers schedule reviews 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, then 30 days later. Untimed practice has no countdown. The continuous sortie budgets the full question and all options at 190 words/minute plus eight seconds, bounded to 18–90 seconds; More time multiplies this by 1.6. Its approach is planned to reach the game decision line when that budget expires. A missed window records no answer and plays a scene-specific outcome; it never invents a selected answer. Correctness, not speed, earns points. No daily streak penalties or automatic replay of a finished sortie. Music is synthesized locally and starts only when enabled.

Flight points: 100 per correct answer, plus 25 for each preceding correct answer in the current chain, capped at 200. Completed five-leg sorties save a separate local best (maximum 750 points); only completed 10-question study flights enter their own high-score list. Mock exams sample 50 unique questions uniformly, keep feedback until the end, and do not use combo bonuses.

The illustrative pass estimate is a Beta-binomial prediction of scoring at least 45/50, using a Beta(1,1) prior and your latest five completed mocks. It assumes equal question difficulty, stable knowledge and independent answers. Repeated questions, memorization, aircraft-specific exam selection and changing rules violate those assumptions. It is not calibrated to actual exam outcomes; one mock is especially uncertain. Arcade scores do not predict passing.

Progress stays in this browser’s local storage. No account, leaderboard upload, tracking experiment or cross-device sync. Adaptation optimizes review—not time spent playing. Private browsing or clearing site data may erase progress.