BUSINESS MAIL ACADEMY
EXAM
Polywrap used for flat-size mailings must be submitted to
______________ ? - ANSWERS-Product Classification
The height is the dimension that is perpendicular to the length -
ANSWERS-True
What are the height requirements for AFSM 100 eligibility -
ANSWERS-at least 5" but no more than 12" high
Automation priced Bound Printed Matter (BPM) mailpieces can
weigh no more than 20 oz - ANSWERS-True
To be eligible for mailing at an automation price, all flats must -
ANSWERS-Meet AFSM requirements
Meet flexibility standards
Be uniform in thickness with ¼ inch
The dimensions for automation compatible flat-size mailpieces height
and length are determined by - ANSWERS-Longest dimension which
is the length
,First-Class Mail automation compatible flats can weigh no more than
3.5 oz - ANSWERS-False
The barcode on an automation letter must be how far from the left or
right edge of the window - ANSWERS-(0.125)
Deflection Test - ANSWERS-- length is perpendicular to the edge of a
flat
surface and extend the piece 5 inches off the
edge of the surface
- does not droop more than 3 inches
All letter-size mail claimed at automation prices must bear an
Intelligent Mail Barcode - ANSWERS-True
Letter-size mail which is more than 4¼ in high or more than 6 inches
long must be at least 0.009 inches thick - ANSWERS-True
Aspect Ration
- postcard that is 5½ inches long by 3½ inches high has an aspect
ration of - ANSWERS-(1.57)
5.5 ÷ 3.5 = 1.57
,Letter-size folded self-mailer must have the folded edge at the bottom
parallel to the longest dimension and address - ANSWERS-At least
two (2) tabs
Letter-size booklet type mailpieces with bound edge at the bottom and
parallel to the longest dimension - ANSWERS-At least three (3) tabs
Automation Price Eligibility - ANSWERS-First-Class Mail
- 500 pieces to make a mailing
- Ltrs .. 150 pieces to make a tray
Presorted USPS Marketing Mail
- 200 pieces or 50 lbs of pieces
- Ltrs .. 150 pieces to make a tray
First-Class Mail (letter) - letter-size mail may be subject to surcharge -
ANSWERS-True (Nonmachinable Characteristics)
USPS Marketing Mail - may be subject to non-machinable letter price
- ANSWERS-True (Nonmachinable Characteristics)
What is the processing category - ANSWERS-Processing category is
based STRICTLY on the physical dimensions and characteristics of
the mailpiece (Address orientation is out)
, Customer Service - issuing permits is a part of customer service -
ANSWERS-True
Aspect Ratio shouldn't be rounded up or down - ANSWERS-True
Marketing Mail Eligibility
- weights less than 16 oz
- not sealed against inspection
- machinable & automation max. weight ( 3.5 oz) - ANSWERS-True
Presort Software certified by USPS that provides standardized
documentation of presort information - ANSWERS-PAVE & MAC
- Presort Accuracy Validation & Evaluation
- Manifest Analysis & Certification Programs
Sequence for First-Class Mail machinable letters - ANSWERS-
AADC - origin
AADC
MXD
Sequence for USPS Marketing Mail machinable letters - ANSWERS-
AADC - origin (optional)
AADC - (optional)
EXAM
Polywrap used for flat-size mailings must be submitted to
______________ ? - ANSWERS-Product Classification
The height is the dimension that is perpendicular to the length -
ANSWERS-True
What are the height requirements for AFSM 100 eligibility -
ANSWERS-at least 5" but no more than 12" high
Automation priced Bound Printed Matter (BPM) mailpieces can
weigh no more than 20 oz - ANSWERS-True
To be eligible for mailing at an automation price, all flats must -
ANSWERS-Meet AFSM requirements
Meet flexibility standards
Be uniform in thickness with ¼ inch
The dimensions for automation compatible flat-size mailpieces height
and length are determined by - ANSWERS-Longest dimension which
is the length
,First-Class Mail automation compatible flats can weigh no more than
3.5 oz - ANSWERS-False
The barcode on an automation letter must be how far from the left or
right edge of the window - ANSWERS-(0.125)
Deflection Test - ANSWERS-- length is perpendicular to the edge of a
flat
surface and extend the piece 5 inches off the
edge of the surface
- does not droop more than 3 inches
All letter-size mail claimed at automation prices must bear an
Intelligent Mail Barcode - ANSWERS-True
Letter-size mail which is more than 4¼ in high or more than 6 inches
long must be at least 0.009 inches thick - ANSWERS-True
Aspect Ration
- postcard that is 5½ inches long by 3½ inches high has an aspect
ration of - ANSWERS-(1.57)
5.5 ÷ 3.5 = 1.57
,Letter-size folded self-mailer must have the folded edge at the bottom
parallel to the longest dimension and address - ANSWERS-At least
two (2) tabs
Letter-size booklet type mailpieces with bound edge at the bottom and
parallel to the longest dimension - ANSWERS-At least three (3) tabs
Automation Price Eligibility - ANSWERS-First-Class Mail
- 500 pieces to make a mailing
- Ltrs .. 150 pieces to make a tray
Presorted USPS Marketing Mail
- 200 pieces or 50 lbs of pieces
- Ltrs .. 150 pieces to make a tray
First-Class Mail (letter) - letter-size mail may be subject to surcharge -
ANSWERS-True (Nonmachinable Characteristics)
USPS Marketing Mail - may be subject to non-machinable letter price
- ANSWERS-True (Nonmachinable Characteristics)
What is the processing category - ANSWERS-Processing category is
based STRICTLY on the physical dimensions and characteristics of
the mailpiece (Address orientation is out)
, Customer Service - issuing permits is a part of customer service -
ANSWERS-True
Aspect Ratio shouldn't be rounded up or down - ANSWERS-True
Marketing Mail Eligibility
- weights less than 16 oz
- not sealed against inspection
- machinable & automation max. weight ( 3.5 oz) - ANSWERS-True
Presort Software certified by USPS that provides standardized
documentation of presort information - ANSWERS-PAVE & MAC
- Presort Accuracy Validation & Evaluation
- Manifest Analysis & Certification Programs
Sequence for First-Class Mail machinable letters - ANSWERS-
AADC - origin
AADC
MXD
Sequence for USPS Marketing Mail machinable letters - ANSWERS-
AADC - origin (optional)
AADC - (optional)
