Amateur Radio Rules And Regulations Exam Quiz!
Do you know anything about amateur radio rules and regulations? This quiz can clear things up for you. For this quiz, you should know what happens with an amateur operator practicing for at least five years, whether you need a certificate or written authority to operate a radio, and other various information. This quiz will take you from being an amateur in radio rules and regulations to being a seasoned student. Good luck.
- 1.It is known as the Radio Control Law.
- A.
Act No. 3846
- B.
Commonwealth Act No. 546
- C.
MC No. 03-08-2012
- D.
Act No. 3396
- 2.It is known as the Revised Amateur Radio Regulations.
- A.
MC No. 03-08-2012
- B.
Commonwealth Act No. 546
- C.
Act No. 3846
- D.
Commonwealth Act No. 571
- 3.It is known as the Ship Radio Station Law.
- A.
Act No. 3396
- B.
MC No. 03-08-2012
- C.
Act No. 3846
- D.
Commonwealth Act No. 571
- 4.NTC stands for
- A.
National Telecommunications Commission
- B.
National Telephony Center
- C.
National Telegraph Commission
- D.
National Telecommunications Center
- 5.ITU stands for
- A.
International Telecommunications Union
- B.
International Telegraphy Union
- C.
International Telephony Union
- D.
International Trade Union
- 6.NRFAT stands for
- A.
National Radio Frequency Allocation Table
- B.
National Radio Frequency And Telecommunications
- C.
National Radio Frequency And Telephony
- D.
National Radio Frequency And Telegraphy
- 7.The amateur frequency bands allocated by the Regulations to the amateurs shall be used only by
- A.
Licensed amateurs
- B.
Non-licensed amateurs
- C.
Class A Amateurs only
- D.
Class D Amateurs only
- 8.Amateur radio licenses shall be granted to qualified members of amateur organizations duly accredited by the
- A.
NTC
- B.
DOTC
- C.
PARA
- D.
PRC
- 9.A radio station in the amateur service installed at specified and fixed location.
- A.
Amateur Fixed Station
- B.
Amateur Mobile Station
- C.
Amateur Portable Station
- D.
Amateur Satellite Station
- 10.A station in the amateur service installed on board a vehicle or vessel and intended to be used while in motion or during halts at unspecified points.
- A.
Amateur Mobile Station
- B.
Amateur Fixed Station
- C.
Amateur Portable Station
- D.
Amateur Satellite Station
- 11.An amateur station so designed that it may conveniently be moved about from one place to another place or personally carried and be operated while in motion or during temporary halts.
- A.
Amateur Portable Station
- B.
Amateur Fixed Station
- C.
Amateur Mobile Station
- D.
Amateur Satellite Station
- 12.A radio communication service using space stations and earth satellites for the same purposes as those of the Amateur Radio Service.
- A.
Amateur Satellite Service
- B.
Amateur Fixed Station
- C.
Amateur Mobile Station
- D.
Amateur Portable Station
- 13.Refers to telecommunications by means of radio waves conducted by or among duly authorized amateur operators on a non-commercial basis.
- A.
Amateur Radio Communications
- B.
Amateur Radio Telecommunications
- C.
Non-commercial Telecommunications
- D.
Radio Operators Communications
- 14.A group composed of NTC personnel and Class A amateurs from the national amateur radio organization who assists the NTC in formulating policies, rules, regulations and exam questions for the amateur radio service.
- A.
Amateur Radio Consultative Panel
- B.
Amateur Radio Club
- C.
Board of Amateur Radio
- D.
Commission on Amateur Radio
- 15.Refers to a Class “A” Amateur Radio Operator who has operated his own amateur station for at least five (5) years and has been deputized by the NTC to inspect amateur stations.
- A.
Amateur Radio Inspector
- B.
Amateur Radio Commissioner
- C.
Special Amateur Radio Operator
- D.
Amateur Radio Club President
- 16.A radio communications service for the purpose of self-training, intercommunication and technical investigations carried out by amateurs.
- A.
Amateur Radio Service
- B.
Amateur Telecommunications Service
- C.
Amateur Special Service
- D.
Trustee Service
- 17.A person with a valid RAOC who is interested in radio technique solely with a personal aim to operate an amateur station and without pecuniary interest.
- A.
Radio Amateur Operator (RAO)
- B.
Trustee
- C.
Class A Amateur
- D.
Technician
- 18.Refers to a certificate or written authority to operate amateur radio, issued to a qualified person who has passed an appropriate amateur examination, for the period specified.
- A.
Radio Amateur Operator Certificate (RAOC)
- B.
Amateur Radio Station License (ARSL)
- C.
Trustee Certificate
- D.
Extra Class Certificate
- 19.Refers to a license or written authority to own and operate amateur radio, issued to a qualified person who has passed an appropriate amateur examination, for the period specified.
- A.
Amateur Radio Station License (ARSL)
- B.
Club Station License
- C.
Trustee License
- D.
Extra Class License
- 20.It is a license issued in favor of a club, society, association who has at least twenty five (25) licensed RAOs and/or RALs and a designated trustee.
- A.
Club Station License
- B.
Amateur Organization License
- C.
Radio Station License
- D.
Institute License
- 21.General term applied to the use of radio wave.
- A.
Radio
- B.
Frequency
- C.
Amateur
- D.
Communications
- 22.It refers to telecommunications by means of radio waves.
- A.
Radiocommunication
- B.
Amateur
- C.
Satellite
- D.
Repeater
- 23.An amateur with a valid ARSL.
- A.
Radio Amateur Licensee (RAL)
- B.
Trustee
- C.
General Class License
- D.
Technician Class License
- 24.It refers to a reasonably complete and sufficient combination of distinct radio equipment intended for and capable of being used either for transmission or reception of radio signals or both.
- A.
Radio Apparatus
- B.
Transceiver
- C.
Repeater Station
- D.
Radio Station
- 25.One or more transmitters, receivers or combination of transmitters and receivers at a location for carrying on radio communication.
- A.
Radio Station
- B.
Radio Apparatus
- C.
Transceiver
- D.
Repeater Station
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