Which PROWORD indicates that a transmission was received satisfactorily?

• A. OVER
• B. ROGER
• C. WILCO
• D. SAY AGAIN

Answer: (B)

Acknowledgement of receipt and understanding is what this item tests. ROGER means your transmission was received and understood. It confirms that the message arrived and its content is known, but it doesn’t imply that you will take any action. OVER signals you’ve finished transmitting and are awaiting a reply. SAY AGAIN asks for a repetition of the message. WILCO indicates you understand and will comply with the instruction. So, when a transmission was received satisfactorily, ROGER is the best fit because it directly confirms reception and comprehension. If you needed to commit to acting on the instruction, you would use WILCO; to request a repeat, SAY AGAIN; to end your transmission, OVER.