6-29. You spot a ship hull down at 290°. How should you report this bearing? 1. TOO HUN-DRED NINE-TY 2. TOO NIN-ER ZE-RO 3. TOO NINE-TY 4. TOO NIN-ER OH 6-30. When communicating by voice radio, how should you transmit your message? 1. Sentence by sentence 2. Word by word 3. Phrase by phrase 4. Text by text 6-31. Voice call signs normally consist of which of the following types of communication? 1. Spoken words 2. Unrelated letters 3. Ship's name 4. Letter/number combinations 6-32. What publication contains voice call signs for ships and other joint armed forces? 1. ACP 100 2. ACP 113 3. ACP 129 4. JANAP 119 6-33. What publication contains the basic methods for establishing and conducting voice communication? 1. ACP 121 2. ACP 125 3. ACP 129 4. ACP 131 6-34. You are a radiotelephone operator in station WC. Station AB has established a direct net. You have no traffic to send, but you want to ascertain that communications is possible. What should your reply to AB's answer to your call be? 1. THIS IS WC-ROGER-OVER 2. THIS IS WC-OUT 3. THIS IS WC-NO TRAFFIC-OVER 4. THIS IS WC-NEGATIVE-OUT 6-35. Full calls are used under which of the following circumstances? 1. When opening a net 2. Reopening a net 3. Reporting into a previously established net 4. All of the above 6-36. The NCS is establishing a net. In what order will subordinate stations answer? 1. By hull number, lowest to highest 2. Alphabetically according to ship's name 3. Alphabetically in voice call sign order 4. By seniority 6-37. Which of the following information is the major part of a voice radio message? 1. Heading only 2. Text only 3. Ending only 4. Heading, text, and ending 6-38. The procedure for conducting radio checks, repetitions, verifications are contained in what publication? 1. ACP   121 2. ACP   125 3. ACP   129 4. ACP   131 6-39. By what method is a message executed before the stations called have an opportunity to verify or acknowledge? 1. Immediate executive 2. Delayed executive 3. Normal executive 4. No response 6-40. What is a distinguishing characteristic of a tactical message transmitted for immediate execution? 1. The proword IMMEDIATE EXECUTE is spoken twice 2. The text is transmitted twice 3. The proword EXECUTE is omitted 4. The proword STANDBY is omitted 6-41. In which of the following parts of an executive message is the executive signal sent? 1. Ending 2. Heading only 3. Text only 4. Heading and text 38