Each station shall be numbered in accordance with Section __ of this Manual.

• A. 14
• B. 16
• C. 15
• D. 17

Answer: (B)

Understanding how a manual handles station identifiers is about recognizing where the rules for numbering are stated. The question is asking which part of the manual defines the method for numbering each station, so the key idea is to identify the section that sets the numbering rule and ensures every station has a unique, consistent identifier. That section is the source of the standard used across all stations, procedures, and references, making sure everyone refers to stations in the same way. When you know where the numbering rule lives, you can apply it uniformly, which prevents confusion during training, audits, or operational use.

Other sections in the manual typically cover different topics—definitions, responsibilities, or specific procedures—rather than establishing the overarching rule for how stations are numbered. Those areas are important, but they don’t dictate the numbering scheme, which is why they don’t fit the question as well.