901: Besides frequency, what were the original limitations on the Novice license.

902: In 1967 and 1968, what major changes to Part 97 became effective which still reverberate throughout Amateur Radio today?  

903: What does/did the term 'dip and load' refer to?

904: What famous manufacturer of Amateur Radio equipment used the following phrase in it's advertising: "WE WON'T LET YOU FAIL!"?  

905: In contesting, what technique of operating does the term 'S&P' refer to?  

906: During a CW QSO, the station ends his contact with you by sending 'Dit di-di-dit dit.' You respond with 'dit dit.' What does this mean?    

907: Why was the standard of Lower Sideband (LSB) used on 80 and 40 meters, and Upper Sideband (USB) on 20, 15 and 10 meters established?    

908: If a DX station is working 'split,' what does that mean?  

909: 'Pounding the green keys' refers to what activity?  

910: What was the name of the FCC BEFORE it was the FCC?    

911: What are the 4 parts to an ARRL radiogram called?

912: What does the term 'bug' refer to as it relates to operating your Amateur Radio station?  

913: Technically speaking, you can operate a linear amplifier on FM.    

914: In the world of antennas, when someone says 'I'm using a stack here', what does it mean?

915: If you are an ARRL OES, you are certified as which of the following by ARRL?  

916: If you are an ARRL ORS, you are certified as which of the following by ARRL?  

917: If you are an ARRL OBS, you are certified as which of the following by ARRL?  

918: The experienced CW op will send which of the following to indicate a 599 signal report?  

919: PRB-1 most closely applies to which of the following?  

920: If you're using an HT to hang out on the local 2-meter repeater, it's proper to identify yourself as "portable".  

921: A Blaw-Knox is a new breed of amateur radio antenna.  

922: In GENERAL, Canada's western provinces have lower call district numbers then Canada's eastern Provinces

923: How many grid squares does it take to get VUCC on 70cm?    

924: An RF voltage amplifier,as opposed to an RF power amplifier usually employs:  

925: Which 1960's sitcom father had a ham radio in his basement?