Which proword is used when you miss part of or all the message?

Which proword is used when you miss part of or all the message?

• A. Say again
• B. Verify
• C. Cancel
• D. Alpha

Answer: (A)

In radiocommunications, when you miss part of or the entire message, you request a retransmission using the proword “Say again.” This is the standard, unambiguous way to tell the other station to repeat what was just sent, so you can hear and understand it correctly. It’s used specifically to recover lost or garbled information, whether you missed the whole message or just a portion. The other options don’t fit this situation: “Verify” is about confirming something you heard, not asking for a repeat; “Cancel” ends the transmission or action; “Alpha” is simply a phonetic letter, not a request to re-send.

In radiocommunications, when you miss part of or the entire message, you request a retransmission using the proword “Say again.” This is the standard, unambiguous way to tell the other station to repeat what was just sent, so you can hear and understand it correctly. It’s used specifically to recover lost or garbled information, whether you missed the whole message or just a portion.

The other options don’t fit this situation: “Verify” is about confirming something you heard, not asking for a repeat; “Cancel” ends the transmission or action; “Alpha” is simply a phonetic letter, not a request to re-send.