T1A Basis and purpose of amateur service and
definitions; Station
/Operator
license; classes of US amateur licenses, including basic
differences;
privileges of the various license classes; term of
licenses;
grace periods; modifications of licenses; current mailing
address
on file with FCC
T1A01
@N1A02 [97]
Who
makes and enforces the rules and regulations of the amateur
service
in the US?
A. The Congress of the United States
B. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
C. The Volunteer Examiner Coordinators (VECs)
D. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
T1A02
@N1A06 [97.1]
What
are two of the five purposes for the amateur service?
A. To protect historical radio data, and help
the public understand
radio
history
B. To help foreign countries improve
communication and technical
skills,
and encourage visits from foreign hams
C. To modernize radio schematic drawings, and
increase the pool of
electrical
drafting people
D. To increase the number of trained radio
operators and electronics
experts,
and improve international goodwill
T1A03
@N1A09 [97.3a5]
*Modified
C from Educational Review
What is
the definition of an amateur station?
A. A station in a public radio service used for
radiocommunications
B. A station using radiocommunications for a
commercial purpose
C. A station using equipment for training new
broadcast operators and
technicians
D. A station in the Amateur Radio service used
for
radiocommunications
T1A04
@N1A10 [97.3a12]
What is
the definition of a control operator of an amateur station?
A. Anyone who operates the controls of the
station
B. Anyone who is responsible for the station's
equipment
C. Any licensed amateur operator who is
responsible for the station's
transmissions
D. The amateur operator with the highest class
of license who is near
the
controls of the station
T1A05
@N1B03 [97.5a]
*Modified
B for Form 605
Which
of the following is required before you can operate an amateur
station
in the US?
A. You must hold an FCC operator's training
permit for a licensed
radio
station
B. You must submit an FCC Form 605 together
with a license
examination
fee
C. The FCC must grant you an amateur
operator/primary station license
D. The FCC must issue you a Certificate of
Successful Completion of
Amateur
Training
T1A06
@N1B06 [97.9a]
What
must happen before you are allowed to operate an amateur station?
A. The FCC database must show that you have been
granted an amateur
license
B. You must have written authorization from the
FCC
C. You must have written authorization from a
Volunteer Examiner
Coordinator
D. You must have a copy of the FCC Rules, Part
97, at your station
location
T1A07
@N1B10 [97.9a]
*Modified
Q, A, B, C, D for Rules changes
What
are the US amateur operator licenses that a new amateur might
earn?
A. Novice, Technician, General, Advanced
B. Technician, Technician Plus, General,
Advanced
C. Novice, Technician, General, Advanced
D. Technician, Technician with Morse code,
General, Amateur Extra
T1A08
@N1D12 [97.5a]
How
soon after you pass the elements required for your first Amateur
Radio
license may you transmit?
A. Immediately
B. 30 days after the test date
C. As soon as the FCC grants you a license
D. As soon as you receive your license from the
FCC
T1A09
@N1D11 [97.21a3i]
*Modified
Q for form 605 and ULS
How
soon before the expiration date of your license should you send
the FCC
a completed Form 605 or file with the Universal Licensing
System
on the World Wide Web for a renewal?
A. No more than 90 days
B. No more than 30 days
C. Within 6 to 9 months
D. Within 6 months to a year
T1A10
@T1A10 [97.25a]
What is
the normal term for which a new amateur station license is
granted?
A. 5 years
B. 7 years
C. 10 years
D. For the lifetime of the licensee
T1A11
@T1A11 [97.21b]
What is
the "grace period" during which the FCC will renew an expired
10-year
license?
A. 2 years
B. 5 years
C. 10 years
D. There is no grace period
T1A12
@N1D06 [97.23b]
What is
one way you may notify the FCC if your mailing address
changes?
A. Fill out an FCC Form 605 using your new
address, attach a copy of
your
license, and mail it to your local FCC Field Office
B. Fill out an FCC Form 605 using your new
address, attach a copy of
your
license, and mail it to the FCC office in Gettysburg, PA
C. Call your local FCC Field Office and give
them your new address
over
the phone or e-mail this information to the local Field Office
D. Call the FCC office in Gettysburg, PA, and
give them your new
address
over the phone or e-mail this information the FCC