Which term refers to anything attached with a letter for supplementary information?

• A. Enclosure
• B. Salutation
• C. Predicate
• D. Clarity

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is what term describes items added with a letter to provide extra information. In traditional letter writing, anything included with the letter—documents, forms, brochures, or other papers—is called an enclosure. You’d typically see a note at the end of the letter like “Enclosures: Resume, References” to signal what is included. That helps the recipient know to look for these extra items and prevents them from being overlooked.

The other terms don’t fit this context: a salutation is the greeting at the beginning of a letter, a predicate is a grammatical part of a sentence, and clarity refers to how understandable the writing is.