Which word describes something included within a package or letter?

• A. Enclosed
• B. Direct Address
• C. Formal Letter
• D. Correct Form

Answer: (A)

Enclosed describes something that is inside or included with a package or letter. It functions as an adjective pointing to items that come along with the mail, so you’d say that the enclosed documents are included with the letter. You’ll often see phrases like “Enclosed are the documents” or “Enclosed please find your receipt,” which signals to the reader that there is material inside. The other options don’t convey inclusion: Direct Address refers to where the recipient’s information appears, a Formal Letter is a type of document, and Correct Form isn’t used to describe something that’s inside a package. So the best choice is enclosed.