Writing Addresses and Postal Codes

This video tutorial guides viewers on how to properly fill out an envelope. It covers the placement of the stamp, writing the sender's address in the top left corner, and the recipient's address in the center. The tutorial emphasizes using legible handwriting and provides tips on formatting addresses, including the use of postal codes. The video concludes with a summary of key points and encourages viewers to leave comments or questions.

Where should the stamp be placed on an envelope?

• Top right corner

• Bottom left corner

• Bottom right corner

• Top left corner

What is the first step in writing the sender's address?

• Write the recipient's name

• Write the sender's name

• Write the postal code

• Write the city and state

Which of the following is NOT necessary when writing the sender's address?

• City and state

• Recipient's name

• Street name

• House number

Where should the recipient's address be placed on the envelope?

• Bottom right corner

• Top left corner

• Top right corner

• Center of the envelope

What is the correct format for writing a street address?

• Street name, house number

• House number, street name

• City, street name

• State, house number

How many digits are typically remembered in a postal code?

• Three

• Seven

• Nine

• Five

Is it necessary to include the last four digits of a postal code?

• Yes, always

• No, never

• Only if you want to

• Only for international mail

What is the most important aspect of writing addresses on an envelope?

• Writing in all caps

• Ensuring legibility

• Using cursive handwriting

• Using colored ink

What should be done to avoid confusion between sender and recipient information?

• Use different colored inks

• Ensure good separation between the two

• Write both addresses in the center

• Use the same font size

What should you do if you are unsure of the state abbreviation?

• Use a different state's abbreviation

• Leave it blank

• Write the full state name

• Guess the abbreviation