Which of the following is a type of call?

• A. Limited response
• B. Broadcast
• C. Inquiry
• D. Notification

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how calls are used to initiate contact on the air and control the flow of responses. A limited response call is designed to solicit a brief, predefined reply from the other station—something like a quick “copy” or a specific status check. This keeps the conversation concise and the channel clear, which is especially important in busy nets or emergency situations.

Broadcast, inquiry, and notification are not types of calls in the same sense. A broadcast is a transmission intended for everyone listening rather than a direct contact attempt to a specific station. An inquiry is a request for information, not necessarily a form of call that prompts a controlled, short reply. A notification is simply informing others of something, not initiating contact or seeking a particular response.