Safety precautions related to starting 
Use of external power 
Effect of atmospheric conditions on starting 
Importance of following the appropriate checklist 
Adjustment of engine controls during start 
Prevention of airplane movement during and after start 
Safety procedures for hand propping an airplane 
Carburetor fire hazard 
Proper brake check and correct use of brakes 
Compliance with airport/taxiway surface marking, signals, and ATC clearances or instructions 
How to control direction and speed  
Flight control positioning for various wind conditions 
Procedures used to avoid other aircraft and hazards  
Positioning the airplane with consideration for other aircraft, surface conditions and wind 
Division of attention inside and outside the cockpit  
Importance of following the checklist and responding to each checklist item Reasons for assuring suitable engine temperatures and pressures for run-up and takeoff  
Method used to determine that airplane is in a safe operating condition 
Importance of reviewing takeoff performance airspeeds, expected takeoff distances, and emergency procedures 
Method used for assuring that the takeoff area or path is free of hazards 
Method of avoiding runway incursions