T1E Third-party communication; authorized and
prohibited
transmissions;
permissible one-way communication
T1E01
@T1E07 [97.11a2]
What
kind of payment is allowed for third-party messages sent by an
amateur
station?
A. Any amount agreed upon in advance
B. Donation of repairs to amateur equipment
C. Donation of amateur equipment
D. No payment of any kind is allowed
T1E02
@N1I08 [97.3a44]
What is
the definition of third-party communications?
A. A message sent between two amateur stations
for someone else
B. Public service communications for a
political party
C. Any messages sent by amateur stations
D. A three-minute transmission to another
amateur
T1E03
@N1I09 [97.3a44]
What is
a "third party" in amateur communications?
A. An amateur station that breaks in to talk
B. A person who is sent a message by amateur
communications other
than a
control operator who handles the message
C. A shortwave listener who monitors amateur
communications
D. An unlicensed control operator
T1E04
@T1E08 [97.115a2]
When
are third-party messages allowed to be sent to a foreign country?
A. When sent by agreement of both control
operators
B. When the third party speaks to a relative
C. They are not allowed under any circumstances
D. When the US has a third-party agreement with
the foreign country
or the
third party is qualified to be a control operator
T1E05
@T1E09 [97.115b1]
If you
let an unlicensed third party use your amateur station, what
must
you do at your station's control point?
A. You must continuously monitor and supervise
the third-party's
participation
B. You must monitor and supervise the
communication only if contacts
are
made in countries that have no third-party communications
agreement
with the US
C. You must monitor and supervise the
communication only if contacts
are
made on frequencies below 30 MHz
D. You must key the transmitter and make the
station identification
T1E06
@N1H05 [97.115c]
Besides
normal identification, what else must a US station do when
sending
third-party communications internationally?
A. The US station must transmit its own call
sign at the beginning of
each
communication, and at least every ten minutes after that
B. The US station must transmit both call signs
at the end of each
communication
C. The US station must transmit its own call
sign at the beginning of
each
communication, and at least every five minutes after that
D. Each station must transmit its own call sign
at the end of each
transmission,
and at least every five minutes after that
T1E07
@N1I05 [97.113b]
When is
an amateur allowed to broadcast information to the general
public?
A. Never
B. Only when the operator is being paid
C. Only when broadcasts last less than 1 hour
D. Only when broadcasts last longer than 15
minutes
T1E08
@N1I06 [97.113a4, 97.113e]
When is
an amateur station permitted to transmit music?
A. Never, except incidental music during
authorized rebroadcasts of
space shuttle
communications
B. Only if the transmitted music produces no
spurious emissions
C. Only if it is used to jam an illegal
transmission
D. Only if it is above 1280 MHz, and the music
is a live performance
T1E09
@N1I07 [97.113a4]
When is
the use of codes or ciphers allowed to hide the meaning of an
amateur
message?
A. Only during contests
B. Only during nationally declared emergencies
C. Never, except when special requirements are
met
D. Only on frequencies above 1280 MHz
T1E10
@T1E04 [97.3a10, 97.113b]
Which
of the following one-way communications may not be transmitted
in the
amateur service?
A. Telecommands to model craft
B. Broadcasts intended for the general public
C. Brief transmissions to make adjustments to
the station
D. Morse code practice
T1E11
@N1I10 [97.115a2]
If you
are allowing a non-amateur friend to use your station to talk
to
someone in the US, and a foreign station breaks in to talk to your
friend,
what should you do?
A. Have your friend wait until you find out if
the US has a third-
party
agreement with the foreign station's government
B. Stop all discussions and quickly sign off
C. Since you can talk to any foreign amateurs,
your friend may keep
talking
as long as you are the control operator
D. Report the incident to the foreign amateur's
government
T1E12
@N1I11 [97.115a2]
When
are you allowed to transmit a message to a station in a foreign
country
for a third party?
A. Anytime
B. Never
C. Anytime, unless there is a third-party
agreement between the US
and the
foreign government
D. If there is a third-party agreement with the
US government, or if
the
third party is eligible to be the control operator