*Question G1A07:
[97.305(a)] On which amateur frequencies in the 10-meter band may stations with a General class control operator transmit CW emissions?*  

*Correct Answer is  D: The entire band*  

### AI Response: (may contain errors)  

In the 10-meter amateur radio band, General class licensees have privileges that allow them to operate using CW (Continuous Wave) emissions across the entire band. This is why the correct answer is "The entire band."

1. **Correct Answer Explanation:**
   - The 10-meter band ranges from 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz. General class operators are permitted to use CW emissions throughout this entire range. This means they can transmit CW on any frequency within the 10-meter band.

2. **Incorrect Choices Explanation:**
   - **Choice A: 28.000 MHz to 28.025 MHz only**  
     This choice is incorrect because it limits the CW operation to a small portion of the band. General class operators can use CW across the entire band, not just this segment.
   
   - **Choice B: 28.000 MHz to 28.300 MHz only**  
     This choice is incorrect because it restricts CW operation to the lower portion of the band. General class operators have CW privileges across the entire 10-meter band.
   
   - **Choice C: 28.025 MHz to 28.300 MHz only**  
     This choice is incorrect because it excludes the very low end of the band (28.000 MHz to 28.025 MHz) and the higher frequencies. General class operators can use CW on all frequencies within the 10-meter band.

3. **Useful Rule of Thumb:**
   - General class operators have CW privileges on all amateur bands where they have access, and within those bands, they can use CW on any frequency allocated to them. For the 10-meter band, this means the entire range from 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz.