A list of organizations authorized to use radio communications in the affected area
A list of amateur frequency bands to be used in the affected area
Any special conditions and rules to be observed during the emergency
An operating schedule for authorized amateur emergency stations

When communicating with the space shuttle
When specially authorized by the FCC, or in an actual emergency
When communicating with stations in the Citizens Radio Service
When a commercial broadcast station is reporting news during a natural disaster

Tell the calling station that the frequency is in use
Direct the calling station to the nearest emergency net frequency
Disregard the call and continue with your contact
Stop your contact immediately and take the emergency call

The emergency declaration prohibits all communications
There are no restrictions if you have a special emergency certification
You must avoid those frequencies dedicated to supporting the emergency unless you are participating in the relief effort
Only military stations are allowed to use the amateur radio frequencies during an emergency

They help to keep the general public informed
They are more efficient and help coordinate public-service communications
They are required by the FCC
They increase goodwill and sound professional

An FCC declaration of a communications emergency
Determination by the designated net manager for an emergency net
Authorization by an ARES/RACES emergency coordinator
A Congressional declaration of intent

Any net station that has traffic
The station first occupying the frequency
Individuals passing health and welfare communications
No station has exclusive use in this circumstance

Report the station to the FCC immediately
Assume the emergency is real and act accordingly
Ask the other station to move to a different frequency
Tell the station to call the police on the telephone

Yell as loudly as you can into the microphone
Ask if the frequency is in use and wait for someone ogive you permission to go ahead before proceeding
Declare a communications emergency
Say ''Mayday, Mayday, Mayday'' followed by ''any station come in please'' and identify your station

You could have your license revoked
You could be fined a large sum of money
You could be sent to prison
All of these answers are correct

Repeater communications
Emergency communications
Simplex communications
Third-party communications

Only when operating under RACES
Only when an emergency has been declared
Any time a net control station is on the air
At all times and on all frequencies

Check at least twice a year to make sure you have all of your emergency response equipment and know where it is
Make sure you have a way to run your equipment if there is a power failure in your area
Participate in drills that test your ability to set up and operate in the field
All of these answers are correct

Only when you are transmitting from a ship at sea
Only at 15 and 30 minutes after the hour
When there is immediate threat to human life or property
When the National Weather Service has announced a weather warning

RACES organizations are restricted to serving local, state,and federal government emergency management agencies
RACES supports agencies like the Red Cross, Salvation Army, and National Weather Service
RACES supports the National Traffic System
RACES is a part of the National Emergency Warning System

ARES organizations are restricted to serving local, state,and federal government emergency management agencies
ARES supports agencies like the Red Cross, Salvation Army, and National Weather Service
ARES groups work only with local school districts
ARES supports local National Guard units

A local amateur radio club
A local racing organization
The responsible civil defense organization
The Federal Communications Commission

You are required to join the ARRL
You must have an amateur radio license
You must have an amateur radio license and have Red Cross CPR training
You must register with a civil defense organization

The battery in a car or truck
A bicycle generator
A portable solar panel
All of these answers are correct

Never; your license only allows you to use the frequencies authorized to your class of license
In a genuine emergency you may use any means at your disposal to call for help on any frequency
When you have permission from the owner of the set
When you have permission from a police officer on the scene

Such chatter is often interesting to bystanders
Other listeners might overhear personal information
Idle chatter may interfere with important traffic
You might have to change batteries more often

Allow the use but give your call sign every 10 minutes
Advise them that the FCC prohibits such use
Tell them it is OK as long as you do not receive compensation
Tell the reporter that you must approve the material beforehand

When you are helping the Fire Department raise money
Only when the Fire Department is short of regular equipment
In a genuine emergency you may use any means at your disposal to call for help on any frequency
When the local Fire Chief has given written permission

Emergency traffic
Priority traffic
Health and welfare traffic
Routine traffic

Requests for supplies
Personal information concerning victims
A schedule of relief operators
Estimates of how much longer the emergency will last

Whenever the net frequency is quiet, announce your call sign and location
Move 5 kHz away from the net's frequency and use high power to ask other hams to keep clear of the net frequency
Do not transmit on the net frequency until asked to do so by the net control station
Wait until the net frequency is quiet, then ask for any emergency traffic for your area

The call signs of all the stations passing the message
The name of the person originating the message
A status report
The message title

Pass messages using a non-voice mode such as packet radio or Morse code
Speak as rapidly as possible to reduce your on-air time
Spell out every word using phonetics
Restrict transmission of messages to the hours between midnight and 4:00 AM

A dual-band transceiver
A network card
A strong and clear signal
The ability to speak several languages

Ask them to wait until the roll has been called
Stop all net activity until the emergency has been handled
Ask the station to call the local police and then resume normal net activities
Ask them to move off your net frequency immediately

Wait until the assigned net control station comes on the air and pass your traffic when called
Transmit a call for help and hope someone will hear you
Open the emergency net immediately and ask for check-ins
Listen to the local NOAA weather broadcast to find out how long the emergency will last

The first paragraph of the message text
The message number
The priority handling indicator for the message
The information needed to track the message as it passes through the amateur radio traffic handling system

The check is a count of the number of words in the message
The check is the value of a money order attached to the message
The check is a list of stations that have relayed the message
The check is a box on the message form that tells you themes sage was received

10 words
25 words
50 words
75 words