*Question G2C11:
What does the Q signal “QRV” mean?*  

*Correct Answer is  D: I am ready to receive*  

### AI Response: (may contain errors)  

The Q signal "QRV" is used in amateur radio communication to indicate readiness to receive messages. 

### Explanation of the Correct Answer:
- **Correct Answer: D: I am ready to receive**
  - The Q signal "QRV" specifically means "I am ready to receive." It is a standard abbreviation used in radio communication to inform the other party that you are prepared to listen for incoming transmissions.

### Explanation of Incorrect Answers:
- **A: You are sending too fast**
  - This is incorrect because there is no Q signal that specifically indicates sending speed. The Q signal "QRS" means "send more slowly," which is different from "QRV."

- **B: There is interference on the frequency**
  - This is incorrect as well. The Q signal "QRN" refers to interference from natural sources (like static), while "QRM" refers to interference from other stations. "QRV" does not convey any information about interference.

- **C: I am quitting for the day**
  - This is also incorrect. The Q signal "QRU" means "I have nothing for you," which could imply ending a conversation, but it does not specifically mean quitting for the day. "QRV" indicates readiness, not cessation.

### Summary:
- **QRV** = "I am ready to receive"
- **QRS** = "Send more slowly"
- **QRN** = "Interference from natural sources"
- **QRM** = "Interference from other stations"
- **QRU** = "I have nothing for you"

Understanding these Q signals helps in effective communication and ensures clarity in amateur radio operations.