Managing Current Records – Registry, Mail & File Management

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
call kaiCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/29

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

30 fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering core ideas from Chapter 2: Managing Current Records, including registry duties, centralized vs. decentralized systems, mail management, classification, coding, and file operations.

Last updated 4:48 AM on 8/1/25
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

30 Terms

1
New cards

A registry is usually a physical __ where records management occurs.

place

2
New cards

One function of a registry is dispatching and receiving all __.

letters

3
New cards

In a centralized registry, the control comes from one __.

location

4
New cards

A key advantage of a decentralized registry is __ retrieval and speedier decision making.

faster

5
New cards

The main objective of mail management is to provide rapid handling and __ delivery of mail at minimum cost.

accurate

6
New cards

The mail room must maintain the flow of mail in __ channels.

three

7
New cards

Mail-room layout must include adequate __ for security.

security

8
New cards

The first step in processing inward correspondence is __ and opening the mail.

receiving

9
New cards

Inward correspondence is stamped with the date of __.

receipt

10
New cards

The registration ledger records the __ number of each correspondence.

serial

11
New cards

Circulation of correspondence may be done ‘top-down’ or ‘-.’

bottom-up

12
New cards

A draft of outward correspondence must include the name and address of the intended __.

recipient

13
New cards

Registry staff must record any __ classification when registering outward correspondence.

security

14
New cards

Subject file classification is the act of determining the __ under which records are named and filed.

subject(s)

15
New cards

Operational files document a department’s main __ role.

functional

16
New cards

A good classification system should be as __ as possible and easy to operate.

simple

17
New cards

Alphabetical, function-and-activity, and administrative structure are types of subject __ systems.

classification

18
New cards

A coding system using blocks of primary numbers is called __-numeric.

block

19
New cards

A coding system that combines numbers and hyphens is known as __-numeric.

duplex

20
New cards

A file room operates a “__ ___ __” (KIV) system to track active files.

Keep In View

21
New cards

A file’s contents are secured together with a __ tag.

treasury

22
New cards

Any form of __ draft should NOT be filed.

rough

23
New cards

A new file should be opened when an existing subject __ into new discrete subjects.

subdivides

24
New cards

Each file must relate to a single __ or transaction.

subject

25
New cards

The reasonable limit for the thickness of a treasury-tag file is __ inch.

1

26
New cards

When closing a file, the word ‘CLOSED’ should be written diagonally across the front __.

cover

27
New cards

File operating rules require adherence to a strict __ sequence when filing papers.

chronological

28
New cards

Attachments must not be separated from their __ letters/documents when filing.

covering

29
New cards

Coding systems facilitate filing, retrieval and __ of records.

re-filing

30
New cards

A basic consideration for mail-room layout is reducing the __ required for movement of mail.

distances

Explore top flashcards