20june2019 paper1 Q37
0. Why would BCC: be used in an e-mail?
- A
BCC: allows the recipient to identify all the other recipients in the list when a group email address is used.
- B
BCC: allows the sender to indicate who the email is for if there is more than one recipient.
- C
BCC: allows the sender of a message to conceal the recipient entered in the BCC: field from the other recipients.
- D
BCC: allows recipients to be visible to all other recipients of the message.
- Option : C
- Explanation : Bcc in e-mails stands for 'Blind carbon copy'. It is functionality available in most email programs through which the sender can distribute an email to one or more individuals beyond the ones to whom the email is addressed. Unlike simple carbon (Cc) copy, blind carbon copy is said to be blind because it sends a copy of the email in transit to the defined email address(s) without letting any of the recipients know about it.
