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Which of these are good ways to organize new emails in your inbox? (More than one answer may
be correct.)
1. Create a folder for each class.
2. Use a to-do folder for emails requiring an action to be taken.
3. Move emails that have been addressed but that should be kept to provide a record to the
archive folder.
4. Place emails related to all of your classes in the education folder.
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Correct answers: 1, 2 and 3.
- 1 (folder per class) helps you find class-specific messages quickly.
- 2 (to‑do folder) keeps actionable items separate so they don’t get lost.
- 3 (archive addressed messages) preserves records without cluttering your inbox.
4 is not ideal — putting all class messages in one generic “education” folder can make it harder to find specific course messages than using per-class folders.
- 1 (folder per class) helps you find class-specific messages quickly.
- 2 (to‑do folder) keeps actionable items separate so they don’t get lost.
- 3 (archive addressed messages) preserves records without cluttering your inbox.
4 is not ideal — putting all class messages in one generic “education” folder can make it harder to find specific course messages than using per-class folders.
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