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USPS Postal Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (21–30)

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  1. Q21Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 156 W. Jackson Boulevard, Indianapolis, IN 46202 Entry B: 165 W. Jackson Boulevard, Indianapolis, IN 46202

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Different street number

    The street numbers differ: Entry A shows 156, Entry B shows 165. The transposed digits 5 and 6 result in a completely different address.

    Topic: Address Checking

  2. Q22Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 5528 Oakmont Trail, Nashville, TN 37201 Entry B: 5528 Oakmont Trail, Nashville, TN 37021

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Different ZIP code

    The ZIP codes differ: Entry A has 37201, Entry B has 37021. The transposed middle digits would route mail to a different delivery zone.

    Topic: Address Checking

  3. Q23Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 812 Riverside Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202 Entry B: 812 Riverside Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. The entries are identical

    Both entries are identical: 812 Riverside Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202. Careful comparison confirms every element is the same.

    Topic: Address Checking

  4. Q24Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 2200 N. Broadway St, Los Angeles, CA 90031 Entry B: 2200 N. Broadview St, Los Angeles, CA 90031

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Different street name or type

    The street names differ: Entry A shows 'Broadway', Entry B shows 'Broadview.' These are different streets in different locations within the city.

    Topic: Address Checking

  5. Q25Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 4417 Creekside Lane, Charlotte, NC 28205 Entry B: 4471 Creekside Lane, Charlotte, NC 28205

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Different street number

    The street numbers differ: Entry A shows 4417, Entry B shows 4471. The second and third digits are transposed — a common data entry error.

    Topic: Address Checking

  6. Q26Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 1099 Pinewood Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009 Entry B: 1099 Pinewood Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. The entries are identical

    Both entries are exactly the same: 1099 Pinewood Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009. All elements match perfectly.

    Topic: Address Checking

  7. Q27Compare the two address entries. Are they identical, or how do they differ? Entry A: 3358 Old Mill Road, Columbus, OH 43201 Entry B: 3358 Old Mill Road, Columbus, OH 43210

    • AThe entries are identical
    • BDifferent street number
    • CDifferent street name or type
    • DDifferent ZIP code
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Different ZIP code

    The ZIP codes differ: Entry A shows 43201, Entry B shows 43210. The last two digits are swapped, which would route mail to a different ZIP area.

    Topic: Address Checking

  8. Q28Coding Guide: Code A — Street addresses numbered 1–499 Code B — Street addresses numbered 500–999 Code C — Street addresses numbered 1000 and above Code D — PO Box or Rural Route addresses Which code applies to: 347 Elm Street?

    • ACode A
    • BCode B
    • CCode C
    • DCode D
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Code A

    The address number 347 falls within the range 1–499, so Code A applies.

    Topic: Coding

  9. Q29Coding Guide: Code A — Street addresses numbered 1–499 Code B — Street addresses numbered 500–999 Code C — Street addresses numbered 1000 and above Code D — PO Box or Rural Route addresses Which code applies to: PO Box 4421?

    • ACode A
    • BCode B
    • CCode C
    • DCode D
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Code D

    PO Box addresses fall under Code D regardless of the box number.

    Topic: Coding

  10. Q30Coding Guide: Code A — Street addresses numbered 1–499 Code B — Street addresses numbered 500–999 Code C — Street addresses numbered 1000 and above Code D — PO Box or Rural Route addresses Which code applies to: 783 Oak Avenue?

    • ACode A
    • BCode B
    • CCode C
    • DCode D
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Code B

    The address number 783 falls within the range 500–999, so Code B applies.

    Topic: Coding

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