Introduction to Typing

What does "keyboarding technique" refer to?

• A set of guidelines for using a keyboard.

• The speed and accuracy of typing.

• The study of how the work environment affects the human body.

• The physical act of pressing keys.

What is ergonomics?

• The study of typing speed and accuracy.

• A science that studies how the work environment affects the human body.

• A method for preventing repetitive stress injuries.

• The proper way to sit at a computer.

What is the main goal of keyboarding technique?

• To prevent carpal tunnel syndrome.

• To achieve typing proficiency.

• To ensure comfortable seating.

• To learn all keyboard shortcuts.

What are the benefits of maintaining correct posture and position while typing?

• Increased typing speed and accuracy, and prevention of repetitive stress injuries.

• Reduced electricity consumption.

• Improved computer performance.

• Better internet connection.

How should you adjust your chair for proper typing posture?

• Feet dangling, knees straight.

• Feet flat on the floor, knees bent at a 90-degree angle.

• Feet on a footrest, knees bent at 45-degree angle.

• Feet crossed, leaning back.

Where should the keyboard be placed relative to your body?

• Directly under your chin.

• At the edge of your desk, one hand span away.

• As far away as possible.

• On your lap.

What is the correct wrist position while typing?

• Resting on the table.

• Bent upwards.

• Held up so they are off the table and flat.

• Bent downwards.

Where should your computer screen be positioned?

• Exactly at eye height or slightly below.

• As high as possible.

• Below eye level to reduce strain.

• To the side of your main workspace.

What keys make up the "home row" on a standard keyboard?

• QWERTYUIOP

• ASDFGHJKL;

• ZXCVBNM

• 1234567890

What is the purpose of the small bumps on the F and J keys?

• To indicate they are frequently used keys.

• To provide tactile feedback for finger placement without looking.

• To make them easier to clean.

• To differentiate them from other keys visually.