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A
Send them along anyway to save time
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B
Stop and correct the labeling (or flag it per procedure) and notify the appropriate person, because misrouted containers cause delays and errors downstream
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C
Ignore it since labeling is not your job
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D
Remove the labels entirely
Why this is the answer
Attention to detail is critical in mail handling because a small error — like a mislabeled container — multiplies into delays and misroutes downstream. The best response is to catch and correct the problem (or flag it according to procedure) and notify the right person, rather than letting it pass, ignoring it, or making it worse by removing labels. The exam rewards vigilance and a sense of ownership over accuracy, even for issues that might seem outside one's narrow task. Catching and fixing errors before they propagate is a hallmark of a careful, reliable mail handler.
Source: USPS 475 VEA — Attention to Detail