What is a "QSL card"?

What is an azimuthal map?

What is the most useful type of map to use when orienting a directional HF antenna toward a distant station?

A directional antenna pointed in the long-path direction to another station is generally oriented how many degrees from its short-path heading?

What method is used by radio amateurs to provide written proof of communication between two amateur stations?

You hear other local stations talking to radio amateurs in New Zealand but you don't hear those stations with your beam aimed on the normal compass bearing to New Zealand. What should you try?

Which statement about recording all contacts and unanswered "CQ calls" in a station logbook or computer log is not correct?

Why would it be useful to have an azimuthal world map centred on the location of your station?

Station logs and confirmation (QSL) cards are always kept in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated). Where is that time based?

When referring to contacts in the station log, what do the letters UTC mean?

To set your station clock accurately to UTC, you could receive the most accurate time off the air from _______?