FREE USPS Error Detection Test Spelling and Abbreviation Mismatches Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A delivery confirmation label reads: '562 Chesnut Hill Rd, Annapolis, MD 21401.' Identify the spelling error.
Answer: Chesnut
'Chesnut' is misspelled; the correct spelling is 'Chestnut.'
A mail piece uses the abbreviation 'DEPT' for Department in the address line. Is this the correct USPS secondary unit abbreviation?
Answer: Yes, 'DEPT' is the standard USPS abbreviation for Department
'DEPT' is the USPS-approved abbreviation for Department as a secondary address unit.
An address label shows: '2200 Pennsilvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20037.' What error is present?
Answer: 'Pennsilvania' is misspelled
'Pennsilvania' is misspelled; the correct spelling is 'Pennsylvania.'
A flat-rate envelope label lists the destination as: 'Cincinatti, OH 45202.' What is wrong?
Answer: 'Cincinatti' is misspelled
'Cincinatti' is misspelled; the correct spelling is 'Cincinnati' with the pattern -cin-na-ti.
A customs declaration form lists the contents as 'Stationary supplies, 2 lbs.' Is 'Stationary' used correctly here?
Answer: No, the correct word for office supplies is 'stationery' with an 'e'
'Stationery' (with an 'e') refers to writing supplies, while 'stationary' means not moving.
A registered mail label uses 'TRLR' as the abbreviation for Trailer in the address. Is this correct per USPS Publication 28?
Answer: Yes, 'TRLR' is the USPS-standard abbreviation for Trailer
'TRLR' is the official USPS abbreviation for Trailer as listed in Publication 28.