16 modules live - 9,184 questions
Know you are ready.
Not just hopeful.
A practice trainer for the UK CAA Part-66 licence examinations that tracks every question you answer, finds the topics that will fail you, and drills them until the numbers say you can sit the paper.
Module 6 · Category B1
No penalty marking, so never leave a blank — a guess is worth a third of a mark and a blank is worth nothing.
The thing everyone gets wrong
The UK did not follow EASA.
EASA changed its syllabus and paper lengths in June 2024. The UK CAA did not adopt it, and still examines the syllabus retained at Brexit. Almost every app, book and question bank online has migrated to the EASA standard — so it is training you for a paper you are not sitting.
UK CAA What you sit
- Module 6, category B1 72 q / 90 min
- Wood & fabric (6.3.2, 6.3.3) Level 2
- Essay modules 7, 9 and 10
- Pass mark 75% — 54 of 72
EASA What most material assumes
- Module 6, category B1 80 q / 100 min
- Wood & fabric Level 1
- Essay modules 7 only
- Pass mark 75%
Build to the wrong one and you train the wrong paper length and under-cover wood and fabric. Every paper drawn here is 72 questions in 90 minutes, weighted to the retained syllabus.
No account needed
Try a real question.
Three questions from the Module 6 bank, drawn from three different sub-modules. Answer one and you get the explanation, the memory hook and the trap it is setting — exactly as the trainer does.
Options are shuffled on every view. In the real trainer, grading happens on the server — the answer key never reaches the browser.
The part that matters
“Am I ready?” with reasons attached.
A score on its own is a horoscope. The trainer holds you to explicit conditions — coverage of the bank, a floor under every topic, and mock papers sat under time — and tells you exactly which one is stopping you. Move the sliders.
Capped at 74 while any condition is unmet, so the number can never contradict the blockers.
What is stopping you
Three ways to work
Practise, diagnose, repair.
Full mock paper
72 questions drawn to the real weighting, 90 minutes on the clock, no feedback until you submit. Then a deficiency report by sub-module.
Eight complete papers before any question repeats.
Topic drill
One sub-module at a time, with the explanation and the memory hook straight after each answer. The way to learn a topic from cold.
Serves what you have seen least, so drills never repeat.
Weak spots
The questions you get wrong most, weighted by what each topic is worth in the paper — so corrosion outranks springs.
Deliberately repeats. That is the point.
Category B1 · choose your sub-category
16 modules live. The rest mapped.
A B1 licence has four sub-categories and they sit different module sets. Every module gets its own blueprint and its own bank, weighted so no topic runs dry before the others. 9,184 original questions are written so far.
Paper specifications are taken from Appendix II of the CAA’s own consolidation of UK Regulation (EU) No. 1321/2014, dated March 2026. No module goes live until its specification has been checked against the regulator and dated.