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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the Ctrl key do on a keyboard?
The Ctrl key is only used for typing special characters.
The Ctrl key modifies other key functions to perform commands.
The Ctrl key is a function key that opens applications.
The Ctrl key is used to type capital letters.
Which shortcut is used to copy text?
Shift+C
Alt+C
Ctrl+V
Ctrl+C or Command+C
What is the shortcut for pasting text?
Ctrl + V (Windows) / Command + V (macOS)
Shift + P
Alt + V
Ctrl + C
How do you undo an action using a keyboard shortcut?
Press Shift + Z to undo an action.
Press Alt + F4 to undo an action.
Use Ctrl + Y to reverse an undo action.
Press Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Command + Z (Mac) to undo an action.
Which shortcut is used to save a document?
Ctrl + P
Alt + F4
Shift + S
Ctrl + S (Windows) / Command + S (Mac)
What does Ctrl + A do?
Selects all text or items.
Cuts selected text or items.
Pastes copied text or items.
Copies selected text or items.
Which shortcut can you use to print a document?
Shift + P
Ctrl + P
Alt + P
Ctrl + S
What is the function of Ctrl + Z?
Save the current document
Undo the last action
Open a new file
Redo the last action
How do you select all text in a document?
Use Alt + A to select all text.
Press F1 to select all text.
Use Ctrl + A (Windows) or Command + A (Mac) to select all text.
Click and drag to highlight the text.
What shortcut is used to cut text?
Ctrl + C
Ctrl + V
Alt + F4
Ctrl + X
Which shortcut allows you to find a word in a document?
Ctrl + S
Shift + F
Alt + F
Ctrl + F
What does Ctrl + B do in text editing?
Strikethrough formatting
Bold formatting
Underline formatting
Italic formatting
How can you make text italic using a shortcut?
Select text and right-click to italicize.
Press Alt + I for italics.
Use Ctrl + I (Cmd + I on Mac) to italicize text.
Use Ctrl + B to italicize text.
What is the shortcut for refreshing a webpage?
Shift + R
F5 or Ctrl + R (Cmd + R on Mac)
Alt + F4
Ctrl + P
Which shortcut is used to close a window?
Alt + F4 (Windows) / Command + W (macOS)
Alt + F2 (Windows)
Command + Q (macOS)
Ctrl + W (Windows)
