Postcodes in Australia - Quiz
A) Transport for NSW B) Australian Bureau of Statistics C) Insurance companies D) Australia Post
A) 7 digits B) 4 digits C) 5 digits D) 12 digits
A) Postcode Allocation System B) Mail Sorting Machine C) Delivery Point Identifier D) Rapid Addressing Tool (RATS)
A) Letter to Legal size articles B) B5 to B6 sized articles C) C5 to A3 sized articles D) A4 to A5 sized articles
A) Insurance companies B) Australia Post C) Transport for NSW D) Australian Bureau of Statistics
A) Areas referenced to a specific postal code tend to change over time. B) Postcodes are only used by Australia Post. C) Postcodes do not cover rural areas. D) Postcodes are too long for practical use.
A) Ensures privacy. B) Reduces postage costs. C) Improves delivery speed. D) Eliminates the need for manual sorting or using mail sorting machines.
A) An assigned mail carrier B) Its own number C) A specific sorting machine D) A unique postcode
A) Transport for NSW B) Australian Bureau of Statistics C) Insurance companies D) Australia Post
A) Only the last three digits are used for identifying bus stops. B) Postcodes are not used for bus stops. C) They are used as a whole without any additional numbers. D) The first four digits are the postcode, followed by 1 to 3 additional numbers for the specific bus stop.
A) Assigning delivery routes. B) Calculating insurance premiums. C) Listing the postcodes for each suburb in indexes and on the maps themselves. D) Creating new postal codes.
A) Defining sales and franchise territories. B) Assigning delivery points. C) Calculating insurance costs. D) Sorting mail manually.
A) To calculate postage fees. B) To identify the sender's address. C) It contains a sorting number to help place items in delivery order. D) To track the recipient's location.
A) Up to C5 size B) Letter size C) A3 size only D) B4 size and smaller
A) Insurance costs decrease. B) Areas referenced to a specific postal code tend to change. C) Mail sorting becomes faster. D) Postcodes become longer.
A) It prints Customer Addressed Barcodes. B) It can automatically sort outward mail by postcode before it is generated. C) It calculates delivery routes. D) It assigns new postal codes.
A) January 1985 B) June 1990 C) July 2000 D) March 1975
A) 1980 B) 1975 C) 1990 D) 1967
A) Australia Post B) Department of Communications C) Postmaster-General's Department D) Australian Postal Service
A) Green B) Red C) Orange D) Blue
A) Australian Postal Service B) Postmaster-General's Department C) Department of Communications D) Australia Post
A) 90% B) 75% C) 50% D) 60%
A) Digital postal tracking B) International postal codes C) Post office preferred-size envelopes D) Automated mail delivery systems
A) 2570 B) 3221 C) 2150 D) 6160
A) Thirty B) Ten C) Twenty-two D) Fifteen
A) About 50,000 people B) Over 200,000 people C) Around some 100,000 people D) Less than 10,000 people
A) 3221 B) 4350 C) 2150 D) 9944
A) 2124 B) 4029 C) 3221 D) 0200
A) 2150 B) 2124 C) 4029 D) 6160
A) 4029 B) 0200 C) 2150 D) 3221
A) 2006 B) 2010 C) 1985 D) 1990
A) 2124 B) 2150 C) 4029 D) 3221
A) 6160 B) 4350 C) 3221 D) 2570
A) Jervis Bay Territory B) Australian Capital Territory C) Tasmania D) Northern Territory
A) 2000 B) 0872 C) 2620 D) 3000
A) New South Wales B) Queensland C) South Australia D) Victoria |
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