In lieu of a signature line at the end of the text, use the __ centered two lines below the last paragraph to indicate the end of the memorandum.

• A. End of Memorandum
• B. Signature Block
• C. From Line
• D. Date Line

Answer: (A)

End of Memorandum is the standard way to signal the document ends when there is no signature line. In a memorandum, a signature block is typically used, but if signing isn’t required, you still need a clear end marker to avoid any doubt that the document has concluded. Placing the words End of Memorandum centered two lines below the last paragraph communicates decisively that there is no signature block to follow and that the memo ends there. The other elements mentioned—a signature block, a from line, or a date line—serve different roles (signing authority, identifying the author, and showing the issue date), but none of them function as the universal end marker for a memo without a signature line.