The final test

E1 How many documents were handled at TSG SA#112?

• 689
• 120
• 346

E2 A document ends the meeting "noted". What has the plenary decided about it?

• It has read and filed it, and taken no decision
• It has rejected the document
• It has accepted the document

E3 Where was the Release 21 timeline settled?

• By the Project Co-ordination Group
• In the TSG SA plenary alone
• In a joint session with TSG RAN

E4 Which specification took the most change requests at SA#112?

• TS 23.482, the AI/ML enablement service architecture, with 46
• TS 28.552, 5G performance measurements, with 29
• TS 23.501, the 5G system architecture, with 29

E5 What state is the SA#112 meeting report in?

• Version 0.0.5, with its cover giving its status as "Draft - for comment"
• Final, and published with the meeting documents
• Approved at the following plenary

E6 568 people registered for SA#112 and 365 checked in. Why is the second number the one worth quoting?

• The first number includes the working group meetings
• Checking in is what keeps a member company's voting rights alive
• Registration is open to non-members

E7 The work item on an ultra low bitrate speech codec was approved. What happened to the legal question about its AI training data?

• It was settled before the work item was approved
• It was sent up to the Project Co-ordination Group, unanswered
• It caused the work item to be postponed

E8 How did the argument about modernising how 3GPP writes its specifications end?

• 3GPP adopted markdown and git
• The chair's guidance was endorsed: continue the separated ASN.1 trial and encourage Forge demonstrations
• The study was closed and the item removed from the agenda

E9 Eighteen liaison statements came in. How many were replied to?

• None
• One
• Eighteen

E10 What does the draft report say about an agenda item that drew no documents?

• It marks the item postponed
• It leaves the item out
• It writes "There were no contributions to this agenda item.", which it does 40 times

E11 What does checking in at a 3GPP plenary do for a member company?

• It registers the company's documents
• It books a seat in the room
• It keeps the company's voting rights alive

E12 How many documents were handled at SA#112?

• 346
• 689
• 224

E13 Which three agenda items carried most of the meeting's documents?

• Items 21, 22 and 23
• Items 1, 2 and 3
• Items 6, 19 and 20

E14 A document ends the meeting "noted". What was decided about it?

• It was read and filed; no decision was taken
• It was rejected
• It was accepted and takes effect

E15 How many documents were handled under the release planning agenda item?

• 3
• 63
• 140

E16 How many new work items and study items were approved at SA#112?

• 30
• 53
• 11

E17 How many separate change requests reached SA#112, counting every token in the specification column?

• 346
• 689
• 120

E18 How many liaison statements came in and how many went out at SA#112?

• 22 in, 18 out
• 2 in, 18 out
• 18 in, 2 out

E19 How many of the meeting's documents belong to Release 20?

• 487
• 63
• 140

E20 What does the cover of the SA#112 meeting report say about its status?

• Final
• Approved
• Draft - for comment