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Melani1276

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Before placing a letter signed by your manager in an envelope, be sure to
 
  A) make a photocopy of any letter your manager has written on.
  B) glance at the signature to know that it has been signed.
  C) take the letter to the post office.
  D) Both A and B.

Question 2

When typing an address on an envelope being sent to another country, the country name should be typed
 
  A) on the last line in all caps.
  B) after the city name with no punctuation and in all caps.
  C) under the postage stamp in all caps.
  D) on the first line in all caps.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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