An expanding technology that has had a profound effect on 911 notification and locating is the cellular

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telephone. The FCC requires that all cellular phones, even those without a service contract, be capable of
connecting to a 911 system nationwide. __________ cellular telephones do not operate from a fixed
location, dialing 911 creates challenges related to determining caller location. __________ phone service
areas, cells may not follow jurisdictional boundaries, or a caller may move between cells while on the
line. __________ a caller is familiar with an area, it may be difficult to pinpoint the location of an
incident. To eliminate this problem, various public safety groups persuaded the FCC to require all digital
cellular phones manufactured after 2001 to have either GPS capability or some other means to identify the
caller's location. __________ when a cellular 911 call is received, the PSAP has the latitude and
longitude of the phone making the call. This technology is known as wireless Enhanced 911.
Adapted from Walz, Bruce J. and Kurt M. Krumperman and Jason J. Zigmont. Foundations of EMS Systems. 2nd
ed. (Clifton Park, NY: Delmar, 2011), 3.

a. So, Unlike, Another, Soon c. Because, Unless, Second, Among
b. Because, Unlike, Unless, Thus d. For example, Like, Another, Lastly

Answer 1

b