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WorksheetsKeyboarding Collaberation
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 20mins
What finger do you use to type the letter "P"
Right Pinky Finger
Left Ring Finger
Right Pointer Finger
When using the space bar I must hit it with my ____
Pinky
Pointer Finger
Thumb
Middle Finger
To make a capital letter, you need to hold the ______.
Shift Key
Enter Key
Any Key
Space Bar
To create a new line, you need to press the _____.
Enter Key
Shift Key
Doesn't matter
Any Key
Which statement is INCORRECT about sitting at the keyboard?
You must sit with your feet on the ground.
You must sit up straight with your back to the chair.
You can type with one hand.
You must place your hands on the home keys.
To type a capital L, I would have to
Hold the left shift button down, then L
Press L
Press both L and Shift at the same time.
You never have to make a capital letter.
The “v” key and the “r” key are struck by the:
Left index finger
Left middle finger
Left ring finger
WHAT ARE YOUR HOME KEYS?
ABCD EFGH
ASDF JKL;
ASDFGHJKL;
WHICH TWO LETTER KEYS HAVE BUMPS ON THEM TO INDICATE WHERE TO PUT YOUR POINTER FINGERS?
A B
F J
freedom from errors measured from zero, usually expressed as one error
Accuracy
Default
Editing
Error
keys on the keyboard that move the cursor left, right, up , or down
arrow keys
backspace key
delete key
space bar
moves the cursor to the left one space at a time
backspace key
delete key
get rid key
enter key
key on the keyboard that is used to key all capital letters without holding down the shift keys
caps lock
number lock
ESC key
shift key
placing text so that half of the text is on each side of the center point
centering
left align
default
cursor
lighted point on a display screen where the next character of space can be entered
cursor
pointer
mouse bar
document
preset condition in software that controls margin, line spacing, and tab settings
default
cursor
document
error
a key used to erase characters once they are highlighted
delete key
backspace key
space key
return key
text especially formatted, such as a numbered list, memo, letter, report, outline, title page, or reference page
document
editing
proofreading
function key
arranging, changing, and correcting existing text; editing includes proofreading but is not limited to it
editing
documenting
proofreading
erroring
any misstroke of a key, also any variation between source copy and displayed or printed copy
error
return
rate
space bar
key on keyboard that is used to exit a program
ESC key
backspace key
rate
delete key
set of keys(F1,F2,..etc) used alone or with shift, ctrl, and Alt keys to issue software commands
function
control
shift
home row keys
measure of the rate of keying speed
GWAM
NWAM
MPH
MRKS
the keys ASDF JKL; designated as which all keystrokes are made
home row keys
letter keys
shift keys
function keys
to strike buttons for printing or displaying copy
key
QWERTY
return
space bar
keys on the keyboard which contain letters of the alphabet
letter keys
number keys
return keys
rate
arrangement of figure keys and special keys, such as +,-, and = on the right side of most keyboards
numeric key
letter keys
home row keys
word wrap
process of comparing copy on a display to the original copy and correcting errors
proofreading
editing
tabbing
shifting
the most common keyboard arrangement named for the first letters across the top row.
qwerty keyboard
numeric keypad
letter key
alphabetic
speed of doing a task
rate
return
GWAM
MPH
software feature that moves the cursor to the left margin of the next line; inserts automatically when text exceeds the line length.
return
delete
word wrap
technique
keys that make occasional capital letters or allow you to get the character on the top of a key
shift
caps lock
tab
delete
key on the keyboard that spaces the cursor forward one space at a time and produces a blank space when pressed
space bar
arrow keys
tab
word wrap
causes the cursor to skip across the display screen to a place set by the operator or the default tab settings
tab
default
shift
backspace
keyboard operators form or keying style
technique
backspace
tab
default
Text automatically moves to the next line when it reaches the right margin
word wrap
delete key
help key
function keys
