Which statement best describes copy notation placement in block style and modified block style letters?

• A. In block style, copy notation is flush left; in modified block style, the copy notation text is pushed slightly to the right with no indentation.
• B. In block style, copy notation is centered; in modified block style, it is flush left.
• C. In both styles, copy notation is at the bottom left.
• D. In both styles, copy notation is at the top right.

Answer: (A)

Copy notation shows who else receives a copy of the letter, and its placement changes with the letter format. In block style, everything starts at the left margin, so the copy notation line sits flush left. In modified block style, the page elements shift slightly to the right to create a different alignment, so the copy notation is moved a bit to the right but not indented as a paragraph. This combination matches the described arrangement, making the statement the best fit.