WorksheetsROC-A
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The maximum penalty for an individual establishing a radio station without a licence is:
$50.00 fine
$500 fine and 6 months imprisionment
$5,000 fine and up to 6 months imprisonment
$5,000 fine and up to 12 months imprisonment
$137.25 expressed as it would be transmitted over the air would be:
one three seven decimal two five dollars
dollars one three seven decimal two five
one three seven dollars, two five cents
one hundred thirty seven decimal two five dollars
The term "OUT" means:
My transmission is ended and I expect a response from you
Conversation is ended and no response is expected
My transmission is ended and I am leaving now
Proceed with your message
If you were to hear the distress signal, what would t indicate to you?
station you are hearing is in grave and imminent danger and requires immediate assistance
station you are hearing has a message concerning the safety of an aircraft, ship or other vehicle and/or the safety of a person
The situation you are hearing requires some form of assistance
The station you are hearing has a message concerning safety to navigation
Then term "OVER" means:
My transmission is ended and I am turning off my radio
Please repeat your last transmission
Let me know that you have received and understood this message
My transmission is ended and I expect a response from you
Prohibited messages or transmissions are:
Messages of a personal nature to an addressee
A transmission with encrypted groups
Mixed plain language and coded groups
False distress signals, profane language, and superfluous communications
The spoken expression used to indicate a distress situation is:
Pan Pan
Urgency
Mayday
Security
Assuming your aircraft registration is C-FGAC, how would you call another aircraft whose call sign is C-CBRD?
Charlie Foxtrot Golf Alpha Charlie to Charlie Charlie Bravo Romeo Delta out
Charlie Charlie Bravo Romeo Delta this is Charlie Foxtrot Golf Alpha Charlie over
Charlie Foxtrot Golf Alpha Charlie go ahead over
This is Charlie Foxtrot Golf Alpha Charlie calling Charlie Charlie Bravo Romeo Delta over
The term "HEAVY" after a call sign is used to identify:
Cargo planes only
Certain types of aircraft only
An aircraft capable of a take-off weight of 300,000 lbs. or more
Military aircraft only
Transmitted over the air, the time 0920Z would be expressed as:
Oscar niner two Oscar zulu
Zero nine two OZ
Zero niner two zero zulu
Zero nine two Oliander zero
Radio operators shall not divulge the contents or existence of correspondence:
Except to the addressee or to properly authorized government officials
Except messages of distress, urgency or safety, or messages addressed to all stations
Of any type without being subject of a fine for $2500 or subject to 12 months imprisonment
Both (A) and (B)
Which of the following expressions does not follow proper radiotelephone procedure?
Over and out
How do you read?
Affirmative, over
I say again
The order of priority for transmission in the aeronautical service is:
Distress, Urgency and communications relating to radio direction finding
Distress, flight safety and weather warnings
Distress, Urgency and flight safety
Distress, Urgency and safety communication
The call sign used to identify a land station is:
The name of your company
Whatever name or number is convenient
Assigned by Industry Canada
The name of the person operating operating the station
The Restricted Operator's Certificate - Aeronautical is obtained by:
Paying an annual fee
Demonstrating competence through testing
Installing type approved equipment on board
Licensing your radio station
The proper method to relay a distress message from aircraft C-FADA by your station is: (assuming your station is C-FBRD)
Mayday relay, Mayday relay, Mayday relay, this is C-FBRD CFBRD CFBRD, Mayday C-FADA, particulars of station in distress
Mayday relay, Mayday relay, Mayday relay, this is C-FBRD, Mayday repeat C-FADA, particulars of station in distress
Mayday relay, Mayday relay, Mayday relay, this is C-FBRD C-FBRD CFBRD, Mayday C_FADA, Mayday relay, over
Mayday repeat, Mayday repeat, Mayday repeat C-FADA C-FADA CFADA, this is C-FBRD C_FBRD C-FBRD, Mayday relay, particulars of station in distress, over
The term "Secrecy of Correspondence" refers to:
The requirement that all communications in a foreign language be identified in English
The procedures involved in imposing radio silence
The confidentiality of radio logs
The confidentiality of radio communications
The spoken expression used to indicate an Urgency situation is:
Urgency
Pan Pan
Security
Assistance
A message to cancel a distress should be addressed to:
A specific station in close vicinity
All stations
Ground control stations
All of the above
Prohibited messages or transmissions are:
Messages of a personal nature to an addressee
A transmission with encrypted groups
mixed plain language and encoded groups
False distress signals, profane language and superfluous communications
The proper method to acknowledge the receipt of a distress message from aircraft C-FADA is: (assuming you station is C-FBRD)
Mayday, C-FBRD C-FBRD CFBRD, Received Mayday, out
Mayday, Mayday, Mayday, this is C-FBRD C-FBRD C-FBRD, Silence Mayday over
Mayday, C-FADA C-FADA C-FADA, this is C-FBRD C-FBRD C-FBRD, received Mayday, out
Mayday, C-FADA C-FADA CFADA, this is C-FBRD C-FBRD CFBRD, Mayday Relay, over
What precautions should be taken before making a transmission?
If another transmission is on the air, use the term "breaker breaker" to make your presence known
listen to ensure no harmful interference will be caused to on-going communications on the frequency
If another transmission is on the air, interrupt and request them to continue the transmission at a later time
Check the time on the 24-hour clock
When a Distress or Urgency situation is over, what type of radio transmission must be made?
A general call for the resumption of regular communications
An air-ground call to the nearest Air Traffic Control Centre
A general call cancelling the situation
A call to "All stations" to stand-by for two minutes before resuming regular communications
Which of these could be the call sign of a vehicular station?
Air Canada 123
Staff 252
CGAYE
Ford F150
In the case of distress, who controls communications?
The aeronautical ground or base station
No stations can control communications
The aircraft in distress unless it hands over control to another station
The nearest station
