Question

1. what describes a letter in the block style?

the entire letter begins at the left margin.
the body of the letter uses tabs at the beginning of each paragraph.
the receivers information is on the right side of the paper.
the senders information is on the right side of the paper.

1. when you use someones ideas you must do what?

put it into your paper word for word by do not tell who it came from.
put quotes around it. that should be good enough.
put it into your own words and not tell who it came from.
cite your source

Explanation:

• For the first question, in block - style letter formatting, the entire letter (including all parts like the sender's address, date, recipient's address, salutation, body, and closing) begins at the left margin. Using tabs for paragraphs (which is more of an indented style), having the receiver's or sender's information on the right side are not characteristics of the block style.
• For the second question, when using someone else's ideas, it is unethical to put it word - for - word without attribution (plagiarism), just putting quotes around it is not sufficient if there is no source citation, and paraphrasing without citation is also a form of plagiarism. Citing the source is the correct ethical practice.

Answer:

1. The entire letter begins at the left margin.
2. Cite your source.