10-code Kansas Test
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Speaking in code is not a new language concept. Most friends have it and it is even used by the people in the security forces for example policemen. How good are you in understanding code Kansas? Take the simple test below and let it be the judge of your answer. Best of luck!
- 1.10-1
- A.
Relay
- B.
In Service
- C.
Receiving Poorly
- 2.
- A.
Receiving Good
- B.
Receiving Poorly
- C.
Disregard
- 3.10-3
- A.
Stand By Until No Interference
- B.
Transmit On Alternate Frequency
- C.
Return To Your Station
- 4.10-4
- A.
Out Of Service
- B.
Acknowledgement
- C.
Busy, Standby
- 5.10-5
- A.
Receiving Good
- B.
Give Me A Test
- C.
Relay
- 6.10-6
- A.
Stay In Service
- B.
Busy, Standby
- C.
Return To Your Station
- 7.10-7
- A.
Return To Your Station
- B.
Out Of Service
- C.
Arrived At Scene
- 8.10-8
- A.
In Service
- B.
Out Of Service
- C.
Escort
- 9.10-9
- A.
Repeat Transmission
- B.
Weather & Road Conditions
- C.
We Have Prisoner In Custody
- 10.10-10
- A.
In Service
- B.
Disregard
- C.
Out Of Service, Subject To Call
- 11.10-11
- A.
Stay In Service
- B.
Escort
- C.
Urgernt (Silent Run)
- 12.10-12
- A.
Stay In Service
- B.
Return To Your Station
- C.
Visitors, Press or Officials Present
- 13.10-13
- A.
Weather & Road Conditions
- B.
Visitors, Press or Officials Present
- C.
We Have Prisoner In Custody
- 14.10-14
- A.
Escort
- B.
We Have Prisoner In Custody
- C.
Repeat Transmission
- 15.10-15
- A.
Nothing For You
- B.
Return To Your Station
- C.
We Have Prisoner In Custody
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