ATR General Familiarization Practice Test

Understanding how the cockpit safety restraints are described helps here. The harness count refers to how many points the captain’s seatbelt uses to restrain the pilot. The item that states five harness directly communicates this count, making it the correct choice. A five-point harness provides five secure points—two shoulders, two hips, and a crotch strap—which is why it’s described this way. The other options refer to unrelated things: lights configuration, a mechanical gear box, and altitude above ground level, none of which indicate the seatbelt harness arrangement.