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Messages concerning weather conditions transmitted by radiotelephone are preceded by __________.

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Messages concerning weather conditions transmitted by radiotelephone are preceded by __________.

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• Distress, urgency, and safety call priorities in marine radiotelephone communications • The purpose of calls that alert traffic to navigational warnings or weather information • Which prowords are reserved for immediate danger to life vs. those for cautionary information

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• Identify which type of situation a weather warning usually represents: distress, urgency, or safety to navigation • Match each proword (MAYDAY, SOS, PAN-PAN, SECURITE) to its correct priority level and typical use case • Ask yourself: when the Coast Guard or a vessel broadcasts a general weather warning to all ships, what priority does that message normally have?

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• Verify which proword is used for distress (grave and imminent danger) and eliminate that choice • Verify which term among the options is not actually the spoken radiotelephone proword • Select the proword associated with safety messages, such as navigational hazards and weather warnings

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Question 1 of 2066636eec28f7522a1c51c6fe

Messages concerning weather conditions transmitted by radiotelephone are preceded by __________.

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Messages concerning weather conditions transmitted by radiotelephone are preceded by __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Distress, urgency, and safety call priorities in marine radiotelephone communications • The purpose of calls that alert traffic to navigational warnings or weather information • Which prowords are reserved for immediate danger to life vs. those for cautionary information

💭 Think About

• Identify which type of situation a weather warning usually represents: distress, urgency, or safety to navigation • Match each proword (MAYDAY, SOS, PAN-PAN, SECURITE) to its correct priority level and typical use case • Ask yourself: when the Coast Guard or a vessel broadcasts a general weather warning to all ships, what priority does that message normally have?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which proword is used for distress (grave and imminent danger) and eliminate that choice • Verify which term among the options is not actually the spoken radiotelephone proword • Select the proword associated with safety messages, such as navigational hazards and weather warnings

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