Question

1. which group contains sending information for an e-mail message?

spam, sent, drafts
cc:, font, emoticons
inbox, sent, trash
to:, subject:, body

1. what is the acronym for transmission control protocol/internet protocol?

ctp/pt
tcp/ip
cpu/ram
rom/nic

Explanation:

For question 9:

• "Spam" is unwanted emails, "Sent" is where sent emails go, "Drafts" are unsent saved emails. But they don't represent sending information.
• "Cc" (carbon copy) is part of email addressing, "font" and "emoticons" are formatting. Not about sending info.
• "Inbox" (received), "Sent" (sent), "Trash" (deleted). Not about the content for sending.
• "To" (recipient), "Subject" (email topic), "body" (message content) are essential for composing and sending an email.

For question 10:

• Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol is commonly known as TCP/IP. CTP/PT, CPU/RAM, ROM/NIC are not the correct acronyms for this protocol.

Answer:

1. D. To:, Subject:, body
2. B. TCP/IP