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WorksheetsKeyboarding Vocab 1-3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How something is done in a process
a)
Number
Lock
b)
Procedure
c)
Mouse
d)
Touch
systems data entry
2.
formerly known as keyboarding, involves learning to key by touch, formatting, and document processing
a)
Touch systems data entry
b)
Shift keys
c)
Procedure
d)
Data
3.
Data
a)
information
b)
internal operating unit or “brain” of a computer
c)
letters, numbers, and symbols
d)
activates insert or type over
4.
Monitor
a)
displays text and graphics on a screen
b)
curve the fingers of the right hand and place them on the keypad with the index finger on 4, the middle finger on 5, the ring finger on 6, the thumb on 0, and the pinky finger on enter.
c)
a palm sized, button operated device that can be slid on wheels or ball bearings over a desk top to move the cursor to any position and to input commands
d)
a device with an arrangement of letter, figure, symbol, control, function, and editing keys and a numeric keypad
5.
a palm sized, button operated device that can be slid on wheels or ball bearings over a desk top to move the cursor to any position and to input commands
a)
Mouse
b)
Keyboard
c)
Shift keys
d)
Backspace
6.
internal operating unit or “brain” of a computer
a)
CPU-(central processing unit)
b)
Home key position on a keypad
c)
Data
d)
Procedure
7.
keys at the right side of the keyboard used to enter numeric copy and perform calculations.
a)
Numeric
Keypad
b)
Home
key position
c)
Number
Lock
d)
Alphanumeric
keys
8.
curve the fingers of the right hand and place them on the keypad with the index finger on 4, the middle finger on 5, the ring finger on 6, the thumb on 0, and the pinky finger on enter.
a)
Home key position on a keypad
b)
Keyboard
c)
Touch systems data entry
9.
also known as Num Lock, activates/deactivates numeric keypad.
a)
Number
Lock
b)
Shift
keys
c)
Insert
key
d)
Mouse
10.
Alphanumeric keys
a)
letters,
numbers, and symbols
b)
removes
text to the left of the cursor
c)
keys
at the right side of the keyboard used to enter numeric copy and perform
calculations.
d)
used to make
all capital letters
11.
used to make all capital letters
a)
Caps
Lock
b)
Keyboard
c)
Touch
systems data entry
d)
Number
Lock
12.
Shift keys
a)
makes
capital letters and symbols shown at the tops of number keys
b)
a palm
sized, button operated device that can be slid on wheels or ball bearings over
a desk top to move the cursor to any position and to input commands
c)
used
to make all capital letters
d)
activates
insert or type over
13.
Delete
a)
removes
text to the right of the cursor
b)
removes
text to the left of the cursor
c)
also
known as Num Lock, activates/deactivates numeric keypad.
d)
activates
insert or type over
14.
Backspace
a)
removes
text to the left of the cursor
b)
removes
text to the right of the cursor
c)
also known
as Num Lock, activates/deactivates numeric keypad.
d)
internal
operating unit or “brain” of a computer
15.
activates insert or type over
a)
Insert
key
b)
Caps
Lock
c)
Delete
d)
Shift
keys
Reset
