What does a message text consist of?

• A. Information to be passed
• B. Sender and receiver
• C. Endings only
• D. Prosigns

Answer: (A)

The message text is the actual information you want to communicate—the content that will be passed to the recipient. This can include words, numbers, or data that convey the situation, request, instruction, or report. Who is sending and who should receive are separate elements that handle addressing and routing, not the content itself. Prosigns and endings are operational signals used to structure or speed the transmission, but they are not the information being conveyed. Therefore, the message text is the information to be passed.