CB Radio Quiz

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#1. What does "CB" stand for?

Central Band

Central Band

Citizens Band

Citizens Band

Control Band

Control Band

Communication Band

Communication Band

#2. Which CB radio channel is designated as the "emergency channel"

Channel 11

Channel 11

Channel 13

Channel 13

Channel 19

Channel 19

Channel 23

Channel 23

Channel 9

Channel 9

#3. What is a "breaker" in CB radio slang?

A request for permission to transmit

A request for permission to transmit

A person who interrupts conversations on the channel

A person who interrupts conversations on the channel

A signal indicating the end of a transmission

A signal indicating the end of a transmission

A request to switch to a different channel

A request to switch to a different channel

#4. What is a "10-code" in CB radio communication?

A system of numeric codes for conveying messages more efficiently

A system of numeric codes for conveying messages more efficiently

A set of standardized phrases for use in CB communication

A set of standardized phrases for use in CB communication

A system of numeric codes for conveying messages more efficiently

A system of numeric codes for conveying messages more efficiently

A type of radio antenna used for long-range communication

A type of radio antenna used for long-range communication

A legal restriction on the use of CB radios

A legal restriction on the use of CB radios

#5. Which of the following is a common 10-code used in CB radio communication?

All of the below

All of the below

10-4

10-4

10-20

10-20

10-99

10-99

#6. What is a "rubber duck" antenna?

A short, low-power antenna commonly used on handheld CB radios

A short, low-power antenna commonly used on handheld CB radios

An antenna that is easily bent or broken

An antenna that is easily bent or broken

A short, low-power antenna commonly used on handheld CB radios

A short, low-power antenna commonly used on handheld CB radios

A type of antenna used for satellite communication

A type of antenna used for satellite communication

#7. What is the "skip" in CB radio communication?

A signal that is reflected off the ionosphere and travels long distances

A signal that is reflected off the ionosphere and travels long distances

A type of interference caused by nearby electrical devices

A type of interference caused by nearby electrical devices

A signal that is reflected off the ionosphere and travels long distances

A signal that is reflected off the ionosphere and travels long distances

A sudden increase in power output from a nearby radio

A sudden increase in power output from a nearby radio

A slang term for someone who interrupts conversations on the channel

A slang term for someone who interrupts conversations on the channel

#8. What is a "skip shooter" in CB radio slang?

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "skiping questions" signals

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "skiping questions" signals

A person who intentionally causes interference on the channel

A person who intentionally causes interference on the channel

A person who uses a high-power amplifier to increase their range

A person who uses a high-power amplifier to increase their range

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "sloppy" signals

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "sloppy" signals

A person who talks too much on the channel

A person who talks too much on the channel

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "skip" signals

A person who seeks out long-range communication via "skip" signals

#9. What is a "sideband" in CB radio communication?

A type of modulation that allows for more efficient transmission

A type of modulation that allows for more efficient transmission

An illegal transmission that interferes with other channels

An illegal transmission that interferes with other channels

A type of modulation that allows for more efficient transmission

A type of modulation that allows for more efficient transmission

A channel that is reserved for emergency communication

A channel that is reserved for emergency communication

A slang term for a person who interrupts conversations on the channel

A slang term for a person who interrupts conversations on the channel

#10. Which of the following is NOT a common CB radio accessory?

GPS tracker

GPS tracker

External speaker

External speaker

SWR meter

SWR meter

Headset

Headset

#11. What is the "noise blanker" feature on a CB radio?

A feature that eliminates static and interference caused by nearby electrical devices.

A feature that eliminates static and interference caused by nearby electrical devices.

A feature that blocks out background noise for clearer communication

A feature that blocks out background noise for clearer communication

A feature that eliminates static and interference caused by nearby electrical devices

A feature that eliminates static and interference caused by nearby electrical devices

A feature that amplifies incoming signals for better reception

A feature that amplifies incoming signals for better reception

A feature that increases the power output of the radio for longer range communication

A feature that increases the power output of the radio for longer range communication

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