Posture and Finger Placement Review

Which posture involves the user's legs, torso, neck, and head being approximately in-line and vertical?

• Standing

• Declined sitting

• Slouched sitting

• Reclined sitting

What can poor posture cause?

• Improved concentration

• Enhance typing speed

• Nerve problems in hand/wrist, aches in the neck and back, or muscle distress issues

• Better balance

Where should keyboards be placed to promote neutral risk posture?

• To the right side of the monitor

• Below the monitor

• Directly in front of the user

• At a distance allowing elbows to stay close to the body

What should be the height of the monitor to avoid neck strain?

• 16 to 30 inches

• 18 to 36 inches

• 10 to 20 inches

• 12 to 24 inches

Where should your feet be placed to reduce body fatigue?

• On the person next to you

• On the floor or a foot rest

• On the chair

• On the desk

Which keys are included in the Home Row?

• A, S, D, F, J, K, L, and M

• A comma S, D, F L, and H

• A, S, D, F, J, K, L, and G

• A comma S, D, F, J, K, L, and semicolon (;)

Which keys can be reached by using both the left and the right index fingers?

• The G and H Keys

• The bottom row keys

• The T and U Keys

• The top row keys

What happens if you press the shift key and any letter key?

• The letter will be deleted

• The letter will be italicized

• The letter will be capitalized

• The letter will be underlined

How can punctuation marks be inserted?

• By pressing the Enter key

• By pressing the key or using the Shift key with the punctuation key

• By pressing the Caps Lock key

• By pressing the Spacebar

What is the function of the Top Row keys?

• To type punctuation marks

• To type letters

• To type numbers

• To type symbols