ROC-A Practice Test
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  • Question 1
    900 seconds
    Q.

    How is the word GLIDER spoken in phonetic alphabet?

    answer choices

    Golf Lima India Delta Echo Roger

    Golf Lima India Delta Echo Romeo

    Gold Lima India Delta Echo Roger

    Golf Lima Indigo Delta Echo Romeo

  • Question 2
    900 seconds
    Q.

    What is the definition of the phrase "Say Again"?

    answer choices

    Let me know you have received and understood the message

    Your instructions received, understood, and will be complied with

    Repeat all, or the specified part, of this message back to me exactly as received.

    Request the repetition of the last transmission

  • Question 3
    900 seconds
    Q.

    What is the definition of the phrase "Over"?

    answer choices

    My transmission has ended and no response is expected

    I have received your last transmission

    My transmission has ended and I expect a response from you

    None of the above

  • Question 4
    900 seconds
    Q.

    The order of priority for transmission of messages in the aeronautical service from highest to lowest is:

    answer choices

    Urgency, Distress, Flight Safety, Communications related to radio direction-finding, Meteorological

    Distress, Urgency, Communications related to radio direction-finding, Flight Safety, Meteorological

    Distress, Urgency, Flight Safety, Meteorological,Communications related to radio direction-finding

    Distress, Urgency, Meteorological, Flight Safety, Communications related to radio direction-finding

  • Question 5
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Which of the following most correctly defines a distress call?

    answer choices

    a condition of being threatened by grave and/or imminent danger and requiring immediate assistance.

    a condition that requires immediate evacuation and/or assistance to exit an aircraft

    a condition concerning the safety of an aircraft or other vehicle, or of someone on board or within sight, but which does not require immediate assistance

    a condition that notifies other aircraft of a moderately sick or incapacitated passenger

  • Question 6
    900 seconds
    Q.

    The signal PAN PAN indicates:

    answer choices

    an urgency situation

    a safety message will follow

    normal communications can resume on a restricted basis

    a distress situation

  • Question 7
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Generally speaking, before making any transmission you should:

    answer choices

    make a test transmission

    transmit the signal "BREAK BREAK"

    listen first to ensure that the channel is clear

    adjust the gain control to the maximum

  • Question 8
    900 seconds
    Q.

    The first transmission of any distress call should be made:

    answer choices

    on frequency 121.5 MHZ

    after any passengers have been briefed and are secure

    on the air-ground frequency in use at the time

    every hour on the quarter hour

  • Question 9
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Which time zone should be used when working across different time zones?

    answer choices

    Eastern Standard Time

    Daylight Savings Time

    Zulu or UTC time

    Atlantic Standard Time

  • Question 10
    900 seconds
    Q.

    What is the definition of the phrase "OUT"

    answer choices

    My transmission is ended and no response is expected

    I have received your last transmission

    My transmission has ended and I expect a response from you

    None of the above

  • Question 11
    30 seconds
    Q.

    How is "CADET" spoken using the phonetic alphabet?

    answer choices

    Charlie Alpha Delta Echo Tank

    Charlie Alpha Delta Echo Tango

    Charlie Apple Delta Echo Tango

    Charlie Alpha Desk Echo Tango

  • Question 12
    900 seconds
    Q.

    You are flying a cessna with registration C-FXGX. The control tower calls you, and tells you that a glider will be flying nearby. How do you acknowledge (respond to) the radio call from the tower?

    answer choices

    Roger, X-ray Golf X-Ray

    Wilco, Golf X-Ray

    Affirmative, Glider Niner, Over

    Stand by

  • Question 13
    900 seconds
    Q.

    How do you correctly pronounce the number 17000, using proper radio communication procedures?

    answer choices

    seventeen hundred

    seventeen thousand

    one seven zero thousand

    one seven thousand

  • Question 14
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Fill in the blank.

    Glider: Comox Tower, glider seven is downwind left for grass 12

    Tower: Glider seven ______________ your position?

    Glider: Comox Tower glider seven is downwind left for grass 12

    Tower: Glider seven, land your discretion grass 12. Winds 130 at 5 knots.

    Glider: Glider seven.

    answer choices

    Roger

    Say again

    Correction

    Acknowledge

  • Question 15
    900 seconds
    Q.

    If you transmit a false distress signal, which of the following are possible penalties?

    answer choices

    Individuals can be fined up to $5000

    individuals can be jailed for up to one year

    Individuals can be fined up to $25000

    Two of the other answers are correct

  • Question 16
    900 seconds
    Q.

    2170 expressed as it would be transmitted over the radio would be:

    answer choices

    twenty one seventy

    twenty one seven zero

    two one seven zero

    twenty one hundred seventy

  • Question 17
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Which of the following expressions follow proper radiotelephone procedures?

    answer choices

    could you say that again please?

    repeat, out

    breaker, breaker, breaker

    say again, over

  • Question 18
    900 seconds
    Q.

    The term DISREGARD means

    answer choices

    stop listening to me

    an error has been made in this transmission

    consider this transmission as not sent

    no, that is not correct

  • Question 19
    900 seconds
    Q.

    Any station hearing a distress call shall:

    answer choices

    change frequencies to prevent interference

    immediately cease any transmission capable of interfering with the distress traffic and continue to listen on the frequency used for the distress call

    immediately issue "break break break" transmission, allowing the distress station time to switch frequencies.

    all of the above

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