Question

1. what represents sending a carbon copy of the e - mail message to a third person?

plain text
aup
bcc:
cc:

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

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

Explanation:

• For question 15: In email terminology, "Cc:" stands for "Carbon Copy". It is used to send a copy of the email to a third - party. "Bcc:" is for "Blind Carbon Copy" (the recipients in Bcc are not visible to others), "plain text" is a format, and "AUP" is an Acceptable Use Policy.
• For question 16: The "To:", "Subject:", and "body" are essential parts for sending an email. "To:" is for the recipient's address, "Subject:" is the email's title, and "body" is the main content. "Inbox", "Sent", "Trash", "Drafts" are folders. "Cc:" is for carbon copy (not sending information in the sense of core sending details like recipient and content), and "font", "emoticons" are formatting elements. "Spam" is unwanted mail.

Answer:

1. Cc:
2. To:, Subject:, body