Understanding 10-Codes in Communication Quiz

The correct answer to the subtraction problem 10-1 is 9. Subtracting 1 from 10 results in the difference of 9.

The correct answer is 8 because when you subtract 2 from 10, you get 8.

Subtracting 3 from 10 results in 7.

In communication codes, 10-4 is used to acknowledge or indicate 'understood' or 'message received'. The correct response is 'ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (OK)', while 'NEGATIVE', 'REPEAT', and 'OUT OF SERVICE' are incorrect responses.

The correct result of 10-5 is 5, which can be calculated by subtracting 5 from 10.

The correct answer 4 is achieved by subtracting 6 from 10, resulting in 4.

In radio communication codes, 10-7 specifically means that the unit is out of service or off duty. This code is used by law enforcement and other emergency services to indicate when a unit is not available or on a break.

In communication codes like CB (Citizens Band) radio, 10-codes are used to convey messages concisely. The code '10-9' specifically means 'Repeat transmission', indicating the need for the previous message to be resent or clarified.

In radio communication, the code 10-11 specifically means 'TRANSMITTING TOO FAST', indicating that the transmission speed is too rapid.

A HCP typically refers to a Health Care Provider in the medical field.

Code 10-13 typically refers to reporting about weather or road conditions. This code is commonly used in emergency services and law enforcement communication.

The question is asking for the result of subtracting 14 from 10. The correct answer is -4, which when converted to the corresponding letter in the alphabet using A=1, B=2, C=3 and so on, spells out ESCORT.

The correct term for a person being held in prison under the supervision of authorities is 'PRISONER IN CUSTODY'. The other options provided do not accurately describe this specific situation.

10-16 in police radio code specifically refers to the need for Prisoner Transport.

After a report is submitted regarding a suspicious activity, the next step would typically involve conducting an investigation or follow-up to gather more information and determine the validity of the report.

When a vehicle is instructed to 'EXPEDITE (LIGHTS-SIREN)', it is a directive for the vehicle to move swiftly with emergency lights and siren activated in order to respond promptly to an emergency situation.

The code 10-19 is commonly used in emergency situations to signal 'COME TO STATION', where individuals should gather for further instructions or assistance.

The correct mathematical answer to 10-20 is -10. However, in this context, the correct answer provided is 'YOUR LOCATION,' indicating that this question may be used for playful or misleading purposes rather than a straightforward math question.

The question 10-22 is not meant to be calculated, but rather understood as a directive to disregard the question or situation at hand.

The correct answer is derived from applying a specific algorithm to the numbers 10 and 23, resulting in the word 'STAND-BY'. This wordplay is the key to understanding the solution to the question.

10-25 is a code used in various communication systems, particularly in law enforcement, to indicate being in contact with someone.

The correct answer is 'MESSAGE RECEIVED.', as 10-26 actually represents a code or message rather than simple arithmetic subtraction. The other options are incorrect calculations that do not relate to the original question.

The question 10-27 may seem like a mathematical calculation, but in this context, it actually refers to 'DRIVER LICENSE CHECK'. This is a common phrase used in situations where one's driver's license or driving record needs to be verified.

The correct answer should be a phrase or term that is related to the context of the question, rather than just the numerical result of the operation.

10-29 is a commonly used police radio code that signifies a request for a vehicle-status check.

In radio communication, '10-21' is a code used to request a phone call or contact.

In police code, a 10-8 signal indicates that a unit is in service and available for assignment.

The code 10-10 in police communication signifies that the officer or unit is temporarily out of service but available for emergency calls.

In law enforcement jargon, '10-29A' does not refer to an article status check. 'CODE-RED' and 'ITEM-DECLINE' are also not correct codes for an article status check.