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U.S. Addresses + Practice

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Breaks down the hierarchy of American postal information using static, high-contrast visual aids.4

Level 1 – Beginning Literacy Quiz by: rmd
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1. What is an address?
2. How many parts are in a U.S. address?
3. How many numbers are in a zip code?
4. What is the address in the video?
5. What is the zip code in this address? 15 Main Street, Beverly Hills, California 90210
6. What does St mean?
7. What is the short form for Avenue?
8. What is the short form for Boulevard?
An address is a group of numbers and words that give the location of a building.
Addresses in the United States have six parts: the building number, street number, name, street type, city, state, and zip code.
The zip code has five numbers.
This address is 15 Main Street, Beverly Hills, California 90210.
When many people are in a building, put an apartment or suite number after the street type.
Example: 15 Main Street, Apartment 3B, Beverly Hills, California 90210.
Now you try.
Read is the part of the address A or B.
Let's continue.
Street, road, drive, avenue, boulevard, and lane are common street types in U.S. addresses.
All street types have short forms.
Street's short form is St.
Road's short form is Rd.
Drive's short form is Dr.
Avenue's short form is Ave.
Boulevard's short form is Blvd.
Lane's short form is Ln.
Now you try.
Read the short form and say the street type: Boulevard, Street, Avenue.
Final challenge: write A, B, C, D, or E for the place to put the information for an address.
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    • 1. What does Rd mean?
    • 2. What does Ave mean?
    • 3. What does St mean?