During a soft-field approach to a short, rough runway, at 300 feet AGL you are 5 knots fast and 30 feet high on the desired glidepath. The BEST action to re-stabilize the approach using proper energy management is to

During a soft-field approach and landing to Runway 27, the surface wind is 20 knots from 240°. The airplane true airspeed is 60 knots. What is the approximate crab angle required?

When performing a soft-field approach and landing, which technique best applies energy management concepts to maintain a stabilized approach?

During a soft-field approach and landing, if the airplane is high and fast on final approach, which energy management technique should the pilot apply to reestablish a stabilized approach?

When performing a soft-field approach and landing in a crosswind, which wind correction technique should be used?