What do 'Acceptable and Unacceptable Materials' define in the FAA-G-ACS-2?

• A. Guidelines on Materials Allowed for the Knowledge Test
• B. Equipment Required for the Test
• C. Test Scoring Rubric
• D. Glossary of Terms

Answer: (A)

Acceptable and Unacceptable Materials define what you may have and use during the FAA knowledge test. This section sets which aids are permitted and which items are not allowed, to keep testing conditions fair and secure across all centers. It helps you know what you can rely on during the test—often things like pencils or scratch paper may be allowed, while personal notes, reference materials, or unapproved electronics are not. This is not about equipment you are required to bring, how the test is scored, or a glossary of terms. The best match is that these guidelines specify what materials are allowed for the knowledge test.