VHF Prowords Quiz
The VHF Prowords quiz will test your new knowledge on the procedure words and their meanings.
The quiz will ensure that you’re knowledge is up to standard before attending the RYA VHF Radio course with us.
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1. Question
Match the prowords to their meanings
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- Used when you need to have part of a message repeated.
- Used when somebody has read back a message and it is all correct.
- Used if you make a mistake in your message and have to put it right.
- Used to distinguish between letters and numbers.
- I'm going to repeat.
- I'm going to spell phonetically.
- I have finished speaking and expect a reply.
- Used when asking another station if you are clear and readable.
- All After / All Before
- Correct
- Correction
- In Figures
- I Say Again
- I Spell
- Over
- Radio Check
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2. Question
Match the prowords to their meanings
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- Please read my message back to me.
- I have received your message.
- Please repeat your message.
- Used instead of the call sign or vessel name of the person calling you as you did not catch it or understand it.
- Used when you are reading a message verbatim which you expect to be written down.
- General term meaning radio communications.
- Read Back
- Received
- Say Again
- Station Calling
- Text
- Traffic
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3. Question
Match these meanings to their prowords
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- This Is
- Wait
- Word After / Word Before
- Said when identifying yourself at the start of a call.
- Means please wait for me as I'm not ready. Let them know how long!
- Used when asking for a single word to be repeated or spelled.
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