Question

Activity
1. One of the cheapest ways to send money to someone is through
the post office. Have you ever sent or recelued money in this
way? Here's what you have to do. (As you read the instructions,
discuss with your teacher in class the meanings of these words:
counter, counter clerk, appropriate, acknowledgement, counterfol,
record. Consult a dictionary if necessary. Are there words
corresponding to these English words in your languages?)
Inside the post office, go to the counter marked
Money Order
Buy a Money Order (MO) form by paying 50 paise to
the person behind the counter
Fill in the appropriate boxes in the form
(preferably in BLOCK letters)
Pay the counter clerk the amount of money to
be sent along with the charges
Take back the MO acknowledgement counterfoil
for your record​

Answer 1

Answer:

A money order is a payment method used in post offices in order to send a specified amount of money as per to the post office terms and conditions, therefore any person that desires to send money via post office for example in India, requires to purchase a money order for the amount they desire and once the purchase is done, a receipt is issued. The money is then delivered to the recipient after some days. It is a cheaper and safer way of sending money to people who may not have access to banks or who live in remote areas.