Gold Medal Software 1/Gold Medal Software Volume 1 (Gold Medal) (1994).iso/misc/ext21.arj/EXT2.DAT

Text File | 1993-03-09 | 20KB | 508 lines

049A-5C5 AR250  Extra VEs or VECs|VEC question pool
How is an Element 4(A) examination prepared?
A. By Extra class Volunteer Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner
   Coordinators selecting questions from the appropriate VEC
   question pool
B. By Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators selecting questions
   from the appropriate FCC bulletin
C. By Extra class Volunteer Examiners selecting questions
   from the appropriate FCC bulletin
D. By the FCC selecting questions from the appropriate
   VEC question pool
*
050A-5C6 AR250  Extra VEs or VECs|VEC question pool
How is an Element 4(B) examination prepared?
A. By Extra class Volunteer Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner
   Coordinators selecting questions from the appropriate VEC
   question pool
B. By Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators selecting questions
   from the appropriate FCC bulletin
C. By Extra class Volunteer Examiners selecting questions
   from the appropriate FCC bulletin
D. By the FCC selecting questions from the appropriate
   VEC question pool
*
051A-5D1 BR252  A VEC
What organization coordinates the dates and times for scheduling
Amateur Radio examinations?
A. The FCC
B. A VEC
C. The IARU
D. Local radio clubs
*
052A-5E1 AR253  No circumstances
Under what circumstances, if any, may a VEC refuse to accredit
a person as a VE on the basis of membership in an Amateur Radio
organization?
A. Under no circumstances
B. Only when the prospective VE is an ARRL member
C. Only when the prospective VE is not a member of the local
   Amateur Radio club
D. Only when the club is at least regional in scope
*
053A-5E2 AR253  No circumstances
Under what circumstances, if any, may a VEC refuse to accredit a
person as a VE on the basis of lack of membership in an Amateur
Radio organization?
A. Under no circumstances
B. Only when the prospective VE is not an ARRL member
C. Only when the club is at least regional in scope
D. Only when the prospective VE is not a member of the local
   Amateur Radio club giving the examinations
*
054A-5F1 DR253  No conflict of interest
Under what circumstance, if any, may an organization engaged
in the manufacturer of equipment used in connection with
Amateur Radio transmissions be a VEC?
A. Under no circumstances
B. If the organization's amateur related sales are very
   small
C. If the organization is manufacturing very specialized
   amateur equipment
D. Only upon FCC approval that preventive measures have
   been taken to preclude any possible conflict of interest
*
055A-5F2 BR252  If the employee does not communicate with the |part of the company engaged in the manufacture|or distribution of amateur equipment
Under what circumstances, if any, may a person who is an
employee of a company that is engaged in the distribution
of equipment used in connection with Amateur Radio
transmissions be a VE?
A. Under no circumstances
B. Only if the employee does not normally communicate with
   that part of the company engaged in the manufacture or
   distribution of amateur equipment
C. Only if the employee has no financial interest in the
   company
D. Only if the employee is an Extra class licensee
*
056A-5F3 AR252  Under no circumstances
Under what circumstances, if any, may a person who owns a
significant interest in a company that is engaged in the
preparation of publications used in preparation for obtaining
an amateur operator license be a VE?
A. Under no circumstances
B. If the organization's amateur related sales are very
   small
C. Only if the organization is publishing very specialized
   material
D. Only if the person is an Extra class licensee
*
057A-5F4 DR253  No conflict of interest
Under what circumstances, if any, may an organization engaged
in the distribution of publications used in preparation for
obtaining an amateur operator license be a VEC?
A. Under no circumstances
B. Only if the organization's amateur publishing business is
   very small
C. Only if the organization is selling the publication at cost
   to examinees
D. Only upon FCC approval that preventive measures have been
   taken to preclude any possible conflict of interest
*
058A-5G1 AR253  Examinees
Who may reimburse VEs and VECs for out-of-pocket expenses incurred
in preparing, processing, or administering examinations?
A. Examinees
B. FCC
C. ARRL
D. FCC and Examiners
*
059A-5G2 BR254  Disaccredit
What action must a VEC take against a VE who accepts reimbursement
and fails to provide the annual expense certification?
A. Suspend the VE's accreditation for 1 year
B. Disaccredit the VE
C. Suspend the VE's accreditation and report the information to
   the FCC
D. Suspend the VE's accreditation for 6 months
*
060A-5G3 AR254  All expenses and reimbursements
What type of expense records must be maintained by a VE who
accepts reimbursement?
A. All out-of-pocket expenses and reimbursements from the
   examinees
B. All out-of-pocket expenses only
C. Reimbursements from examinees only
D. FCC reimbursements only
*
061A-5G4 CR254  3 years, the same as taxes
For what period of time must a VE maintain records of
out-of-pocket expenses and reimbursements for each
examination session for which reimbursements is accepted?
A. 1 year
B. 2 years
C. 3 years
D. 4 years
*
062A-5G5 BR254  Soonest after year end
By what date each year must a VE forward to the VEC a
certification concerning expenses for which reimbursement
was accepted?
A. December 15 following the year for which reimbursement
   was accepted
B. January 15 following the year for which reimbursement
   was accepted
C. April 15 following the year for which reimbursement
   was accepted
D. October 15 following the year for which reimbursement
   was accepted
*
063A-5G6 AR253  Novices do not pay for|out-of-pocket expenses
For what type of services may a VE be reimbursed for
out-of-pocket expenses?
A. Preparing, processing, or administering examinations
   above the Novice class
B. Preparing, processing, or administering examinations
   including the Novice class
C. A VE can not be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses
D. Only for preparation of examination elements
*
064A-6A1 BR251  Advanced/Extra only|Accredited by a VEC
What is an accredited Volunteer Examiner?
A. A General class radio amateur who is accredited by a
   VEC to to administer examinations to applicants for
   amateur operator/primary station licenses
B. An amateur operator who is accredited by a VEC to to
   administer examinations to applicants for amateur
   operator/primary station licenses
C. An amateur operator who administers examinations to
   applicants for amateur operator/primary station
   licenses for a fee
D. A FCC staff member who tests volunteers who want to
   administer Amateur Radio examinations
*
065A-6A2 BR251  Accredited by a VEC
What is an accredited VE?
A. A General class radio amateur who is accredited by
   a VEC to  administer examinations to applicants for
   amateur operator/primary station licenses
B. An amateur operator who is accredited by a VEC to
   administer examinations to applicants for amateur
   operator/primary station licenses
C. An amateur operator who administers examinations to
   applicants for amateur operator/primary station
   licenses for a fee
D. A FCC staff member who tests volunteers who want to
   administer Amateur Radio examinations
*
066A-6B1 BR251  Advanced/Extra only|Accredited by a VEC
What are the requirements for a Volunteer Examiner administering
an examination for a Technician class operator license?
A. The Volunteer Examiner must be a Novice class licensee
   accredited by a Volunteer-Examiner Coordinator
B. The Volunteer Examiner must be an Advanced or Extra class
   licensee accredited by a Volunteer-Examiner Coordinator
C. The Volunteer Examiner must be an Extra class licensee
   accredited by a Volunteer-Examiner Coordinator
D. The Volunteer Examiner must be a General class licensee
   accredited by a Volunteer-Examiner Coordinator
*
067A-6B2 BR251  Extra only above Technician
What are the requirements for a Volunteer Examiner administering
an examination for a General class operator license?
A. The examiner must hold an Advanced class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
B. The examiner must hold an Extra class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
C. The examiner must hold an General class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
D. The examiner must hold an Extra class license to administer
   the written test element, but an Advanced class examiner may
   administer the CW test element
*
068A-6B3 BR251  Extra only above Technician
What are the requirements for a Volunteer Examiner administering
an examination for an Advanced class operator license?
A. The examiner must hold an Advanced class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
B. The examiner must hold an Extra class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
C. The examiner must hold an General class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
D. The examiner must hold an Extra class license to administer
   the written test element, but an Advanced class examiner may
   administer the CW test element
*
069A-6B4 BR251  Extra only above Technician
What are the requirements for a Volunteer Examiner administering
an examination for an Amateur Extra class operator license?
A. The examiner must hold an Advanced class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
B. The examiner must hold an Extra class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
C. The examiner must hold an General class license and be
   accredited by a VEC
D. The examiner must hold an Extra class license to administer
   the written test element, but an Advanced class examiner may
   administer the CW test element
*
070A-6B5 AR251  Only Novice is exempt
When is VE accreditation necessary?
A. Always in order to administer a Technician or higher
   class license examination
B. Always in order to administer a Novice or higher class
   license examination
C. Sometimes in order to administer an Advanced or higher
   class license examination
D. VE accreditation is not necessary in order to administer
   a General or higher class license examination
*
071A-6C1 DR253  Each VEC makes sure its VEs|meet FCC requirements
What is VE accreditation?
A. The process by which all Advanced and Extra class
   licensees are automatically given permission to
   conduct Amateur Radio examinations
B. The process by which the FCC tests volunteers who
   wish to coordinate Amateur Radio license examinations
C. The process by which the prospective VE requests his
   or her requirements for accreditation
D. The process by which each VEC makes sure its VEs meet
   FCC requirements to serve as Volunteer Examiners
*
072A-6C2 AR252  Advanced/Extra, 18, and never had|license suspended or revoked
What are the requirements for VE accreditation?
A. Hold an Advanced class license or higher; be at least 18
   years old; not have any conflict of interest; and never
   had his or her amateur license suspended or revoked
B. Hold an Advanced class license or higher; be at least 16
   years old; and not have any conflict of interest
C. Hold an Advanced class license or higher; be at least 18
   old and be a member of the ARRL
D. There are no requirements for accreditation other than
   holding a General or higher class license
*
073A-6C3 CR252  Suspended or revoked
The services of which persons seeking to be VEs will not be
 accepted by the FCC?
A. Persons with Advanced class licenses
B. Persons being between 18 and 21 years of age
C. Persons who have ever had their amateur licenses suspended
   or revoked
D. Persons who are employees of the Federal Government
*
074A-6D1 DR252  Compensation means paid, a VE|can NOT accept money(be paid)|for his or her services
Under what circumstances, if any, may a person be compensated
for services as a VE?
A. When the VE spends more than 4 hours at the test session
B. When the VE loses a day's pay to administer the exam
C. When the VE spends many hours preparing for the test session
D. Under no circumstances
*
075A-6D2 AR252  None
How much money, if any, may a person accept for services
as a VE?
A. None
B. Up to a half day's pay if the VE spends more than 4
   hours at the test session
C. Up to a full day's pay if the VE spends more that 4
   hours preparing for the test session
D. Up to $50 if the VE spends more than 4 hours at the
   test session
*
076A-7A11AR249  Element 1(A) is the 5 WPM code test |Element 1(B) is the 13 WPM code test|Element 1(C) is the 20 WPM code test
What is an Element 1(A) examination intended to prove?
A. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse
   code at 5 WPM
B. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse
   code at 13 WPM
C. The applicant's knowledge of Novice class theory
   and regulations
D. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse
   code at 20 WPM
*
077A-7A12DR249  Element 1(A) is the 5 WPM code test |Element 1(B) is the 13 WPM code test|Element 1(C) is the 20 WPM code test
What is an Element 1(B) examination intended to prove?
A. The applicant's knowledge of Novice class theory and
   regulations
B. The applicant's knowledge of General class theory and
   regulations
C. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse code
   at 5 WPM
D. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse code
   at 13 WPM
*
078A-7A13AR249  Element 1(A) is the 5 WPM code test |Element 1(B) is the 13 WPM code test|Element 1(C) is the 20 WPM code test
What is an Element 1(C) examination intended to prove?
A. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse code
   at 20 WPM
B. The applicant's knowledge of Amateur Extra class theory
   and regulations
C. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse code
   at 13 WPM
D. The applicant's ability to send and receive Morse code
   at 5 WPM
*
079A-7A14CR249  Novice written examination
What is Examination Element 2?
A. The 5-WPM amateur Morse code examination
B. The 13-WPM amateur Morse code examination
C. The written examination for the Novice class operator
   license
D. The written examination for the Technician class operator
   license
*
080A-7A15CR249  Technician written examination
What is Examination Element 3(A)?
A. The 5-WPM amateur Morse code examination
B. The 13-WPM amateur Morse code examination
C. The written examination for the Technician class operator
   license
D. The written examination for the General class operator
   license
*
081A-7A16DR249  General written examination
What is Examination Element 3(B)?
A. The 5-WPM amateur Morse code examination
B. The 13-WPM amateur Morse code examination
C. The written examination for the Technician class operator
   license
D. The written examination for the General class operator
   license
*
082A-7A17CR249  Advanced written examination
What is Examination Element 4(A)?
A. The written examination for the Technician class operator
   license
B. The 20-WPM amateur Morse code examination
C. The written examination for the Advanced class operator
   license
D. The written examination for the Amateur Extra class operator
   license
*
083A-7A18DR249  Extra written examination
What is Examination Element 4(B)?
A. The written examination for the Technician class operator
   license
B. The 20-WPM amateur Morse code examination
C. The written examination for the Advanced class operator
   license
D. The written examination for the Amateur Extra class operator
   license
*
084A-7A21AR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 1(B)?
A. Amateur Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners
   or a qualified supplier
B. Advanced class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners or
   Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
C. The FCC
D. The Field Operations Bureau
*
085A-7A22DR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 1(C)?
A. The FCC
B. The Field Operations Bureau
C. Advanced class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners or
   Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
D. Amateur Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners
   or a qualified supplier
*
086A-7A23AR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 3(A)?
A. General, Advanced or Amateur Extra class licensees serving
   as Volunteer Examiners, or a qualified supplier
B. The FCC
C. The Field Operations Bureau
D. Advanced or General class licensees serving as Volunteer
   Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
*
087A-7A24AR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 3(B)?
A. Advanced or Amateur Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer
   Examiners, or a qualified supplier
B. The FCC
C. The Field Operations Bureau
D. Advanced or General class licensees serving as Volunteer
   Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
*
088A-7A25DR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 4(A)?
A. Advanced or Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer
   Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
B. The FCC
C. The Field Operations Bureau
D. Amateur Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners
   or a qualified supplier
*
089A-7A26DR250  Look for qualified supplier
Who must prepare Examination Element 4(B)?
A. Advanced or Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer
   Examiners or Volunteer-Examiner Coordinators
B. The FCC
C. The Field Operations Bureau
D. Amateur Extra class licensees serving as Volunteer Examiners
   or a qualified supplier
*
090A-7B1 DR249  1(C) and all written
What examination elements are required for an Amateur Extra
class operator license?
A. 1(C) and 4(B)
B. 3(B), 4(A), and 4(B)
C. 1(B), 2, 3(A), 3(B), 4(A), and 4(B)
D. 1(C), 2, 3(A), 3(B), 4(A), and 4(B)
*
091A-7B2 DR249  1(B), 2 through 4(A)
What examination elements are required for an Advanced class
operator license?
A. 1(A), 2, 3(A), 3(B), and 4(A)
B. 1(B), 3(A), and 3(B)
C. 1(B) and 4(A)
D. 1(B), 2, 3(A), 3(B), and 4(A)
*
092A-7B3 AR249  1(B), 2 through 3(B)
What examination elements are required for a General class
operator license?
A. 1(B), 2, 3(A), and 3(B)
B. 1(A), 2, 3(A), and 3(B)
C. 1(A), 3(A), and 3(B)
D. 1(B), 3(A), and 3(B)
*
093A-7B4 CR249  1(A), 2, and 3(A)
What examination elements are required for a Technician class
operator license?
A. 1(A) and 2B
B. 1(A) and 3(A)
C. 1(A), 2, and 3(A)
D. 2 and 3(A)
*
094A-7C1 AR249  1(A) and 2
What examination credit must be given to an applicant who holds
a valid Novice class operator license?
A. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A) and 2
B. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B) and 3(A)
C. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B) and 2
D. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A) and 3(A)
*
095A-7C2 BR250  1(A), 2, and 3(A)
What examination credit must be given to an applicant who holds a
valid Technician class operator license issued after March 20, 1987?
A. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A) and 2
B. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A), 2, and 3(A)
C. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 2, and 3(A)
D. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 3(A), and 3(B)
*
096A-7C3 BR250  Used to be same written elements as General
What examination credit must be given to an applicant who holds a
valid Technician class operator license issued before March 20,
1987?
A. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A), 2, and 3(B)
B. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A), 2, 3(A), and
   3(B)
C. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 2, 3(A), and
   4(A)
D. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 3(A), and 3(B)
*
097A-7C4 DR250  1(B), 2 through 3(B)
What examination credit must be given to an applicant who holds
a valid General class operator license?
A. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 2, 3(A),
   3(B), and 4(A)
B. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A), 2, 3(A),
   and 3(B)
C. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(A), 2, 3(A),
   3(B) and 4(B)
D. Credit for successful completion of Elements 1(B), 2, 3(A),
   and 3(B)
*