Which of the following statements about Audio Paging Service are CORRECT? (Multiple Choice)

Question

Options

• AA paging group supports only one channel broadcast at the same time.
• BThe audio paging service takes priority over all the other services.
• CThe paging access code can be used as the called number in a voice conference.
• DUsers who are engaged in ongoing calls listen to the broadcast in whispers.

• A
  84% (32)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  11% (4)

Explanation

A paging group is limited to one broadcast channel at a time (A), meaning concurrent broadcasts are not supported within the same group - only one active session runs at once. Users already on calls hear the broadcast as a whisper (D), so they remain aware of the page without their active call being interrupted or terminated.

Why B is wrong: Audio Paging does not take absolute priority over all services - ongoing calls are maintained rather than dropped, which contradicts "priority over all." Why C is wrong: The paging access code is a special dial code for initiating broadcasts, not a valid participant number for joining voice conferences; it serves a distinct, one-way function.

Memory tip: Think of paging like a PA system in an office - only one announcement plays at a time over the speakers (A), and people on the phone can still hear it faintly in the background without hanging up (D). It's an addition to what's happening, not a takeover.

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