Which items do not have to be stated in single digits?

• A. Date, Box numbers in track warrant, The OK time
• B. The OK time
• C. Date
• D. Box numbers in track warrant

Answer: (A)

In track warrants, some fields are allowed to use multi-digit values, not just a single digit. The date is a calendar date, so you’ll naturally use two-digit month and day and often a four-digit year, not just one numeral. Box numbers in a track warrant identify specific boxes and can be two- or three-digit numbers, not restricted to a single digit. The OK time is a time value, typically written in a hours-and-minutes format (often four digits or a standard time format), so it also uses more than one digit.

Since all three items—date, box numbers, and the OK time—can be expressed with more than a single digit, they do not have to be stated in single digits. The other options would imply only one of these fields isn’t restricted to single digits, which isn’t accurate.