Sender or Receiver of Mail Quiz

What information should be written in the center of an envelope when addressing it?

• A random quote

• Sender's name and address

• A drawing of a smiley face

• Recipient's name and address

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When addressing an envelope, should the recipient's name or address come first?

• Sender's name

• Recipient's address

• Return address

• Recipient's name

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What should be included in the return address on an envelope?

• P.O. Box number

• Sender's name, street address, city, state, and zip code

• Only the sender's name

• Recipient's name, street address, city, state, and zip code

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In which corner of the envelope should the return address be written?

• Top left corner

• Back of the envelope

• Middle of the envelope

• Bottom right corner

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What should you do if you receive mail that is not addressed to you?

• Throw the mail away

• Return the mail to the sender or contact the postal service.

• Open the mail and see if it's important

• Keep the mail and pretend it was addressed to you

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What is the purpose of writing a return address on an envelope?

• To indicate the recipient's address

• To confuse the postal service

• To show off your handwriting skills

• To indicate where the mail should be returned if it is undeliverable.

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How should you handle mail that is addressed to someone else but delivered to your address?

• Return to Sender

• Keep the mail for yourself

• Open and read the mail

• Throw the mail away

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What should you do if you receive a package that you were not expecting?

• Throw the package away without checking

• Ignore the package and leave it unattended

• Open the package immediately and see what's inside

• Check the package for your name and address, and contact the sender or delivery service if it doesn't belong to you.

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What is the role of the postal service in delivering mail to the recipient?

• Sorting mail based on size and weight

• Selling stamps to customers

• Delivering mail to the recipient's address

• Answering customer inquiries about package delivery

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What should you do if you receive a damaged or tampered mail?

• Throw it away and forget about it

• Report it to the postal service or delivery company

• Open it and see if the contents are still usable

• Keep it and hope it gets better

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