When using alphabetic filing rules, hyphenated last names are A) ...

[Metfan725]

When using alphabetic filing rules, hyphenated last names are
 A) treated different than hyphenated first or middle names.
  B) considered two separate indexing units.
  C) considered to be one indexing unit.
  D) always typed on folder labels with the hyphen.

Question 2

When using alphabetic filing rules, last names of prefixes are
 A) always filed as two separate indexing units.
  B) filed like other surnames, as one indexing unit.
  C) filed as two indexing units if a space occurs between the prefix and the rest of the name, otherwise they are filed as one.
  D) disregarded and not used in determining indexing units.

[rosiehomeworddo]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B

[Metfan725]

TYSM

[ttt030911]

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