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WorksheetsKeyboarding Vocabulary Part 1
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
a panel of keys that operate a computer
enter key
space bar
cursor
keyboard
the line of keys on a keyboard used as a starting point, where fingers start on the A-S-D-F and J-K-L-; (semi-colon).
home row
space bar
QWERRTY
keyboard
arrow keys
moves the cursor back one space and deletes any character or space that may be present in that position
numeric keypad
cursor
backspace key
enter key
17-key keypad on the far-right side of a keyboard that allows for quick input of numbers into a computer
space bar
home row keys
numeric keypad
WPM
It gives space between words, letters, numbers, etc. during typing
space bar
keyboard
cursor
back space key
The standard keyboard layout used throughout the world.
Q, W, E, R, T and Y are the letter keys starting at the top left, alphabetic row.
arrow keys
numeric keypad
enter key
QWERTY Keyboard
Words Per Minute. It is a measure of the output speed on a keyboard.
keyboard
Words Per Minute
caps lock key
curosr
they move the cursor in a specified direction.
arrow keys
caps lock key
QWERTY Keyboard
back space key
when pressed, it causes all letters of to be generated in capital letters
keyboard
enter key
caps lock key
home row keys
sends the cursor to the beginning of the next line or preforms a command or operation
enter key
arrow keys
numeric keypad
WPM
a movable, sometimes blinking, marker that indicates the position on a display screen where the next character entered from the keyboard will appear
enter key
space bar
ESC key
cursor
