3-11.
What does an overscore over a prosign indicate?
3-18.
How many prosigns are shown after the text?
1.
The prosign is to be sent as separate
characters
2.
The prosign is to be sent as a single
character
3.
The prosign should not be sent until verified
by the watch supervisor
4.
The prosign can only be used in directional
flashing light
3-12.
The procedures for the use of prosigns are
contained in what publication?
1.
ACP 129
2.
ATP 1, Vol. II
3.
ATP 2, Vol. II
4.
NTP 4
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-13 THROUGH 3-16,
REFER TO FIGURE 3-1 IN THE TEXT. SELECT
FROM COLUMN B THE MEANING OF THE
PROSIGN LISTED IN COLUMN A.
A. PROSIGN
B. MEANING
3-13. AA
1. ALL AFTER
3-14.
F
2. FROM
3-15. DE
3. GROUP COUNT
3-16. GR
4. DO NOT ANSWER
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-17 AND 3-18,
REFER TO FIGURE 3-2 IN YOUR TEXT.
3-17.
A total of how many prosigns are contained in
the heading?
1. Seven
2. Eight
3. Nine
4. Ten
1. Five
2 . T w o
3. Three
4. Four
3-19.
Disregarding flaghoist signals, what are the three
parts of a naval message?
1. Preamble, address, and text
2. Precedence, text, and ending
3. Address, text, and ending
4. Heading, text, and ending
3-20.
What lines are the nonchangeable elements of
the basic message format?
1.
1 through 3
2.
5 through 13
3.
14 through 16
4.
16 through 18
3-21.
All format lines must appear in every message
sent by a command.
1. True
2. False
3-22.
What is the most complex part of a naval
message?
1. The heading
2. The text
3. The ending
4. The ending procedure
3-23.
In what three forms may a message be prepared
for transmission?
1. Plaindress, codress, address
2. Codress, full address, abbreviated codress
3. Plaindress, address, shortdress
4. Plaindress, abbreviated plaindress, codress
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