1. The age at which a person is recognized by law to be an adult; it varies by state. 2. A heading, title, or subtitle under which records are filed. 3. To say something aloud for... 1. The age at which a person is recognized by law to be an adult; it varies by state. 2. A heading, title, or subtitle under which records are filed. 3. To say something aloud for another person to write down. 4. A chronologic file used as a reminder that something must be dealt with on a certain date. 5. The filing of records, correspondence, or cards by number. 6. To make a written copy of dictated material. 7. A sturdy cardboard or plastic file-sized card used to replace a folder temporarily removed from the filing space.
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The question is asking for definitions or explanations of various terms related to filing and document management, with fill-in-the-blank items corresponding to those definitions. This involves matching key terms from the word pool to the numbered definitions given.
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1. Age of majority 2. Caption 3. Dictation 4. Tickler file 5. Numeric filing 6. Transcription 7. Out guides
- Age of majority 2. Caption 3. Dictation 4. Tickler file 5. Numeric filing 6. Transcription 7. Out guides
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- Age of majority 2. Caption 3. Dictation 4. Tickler file 5. Numeric filing 6. Transcription 7. Out guides
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These terms are commonly used in legal, medical, and administrative contexts to describe processes and categories related to age, filing, and record management.
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