2. Keys used to move the cursor up, down, left, or right.

The group of keys marked with numbers from 0–9 and arranged like a calculator.

The long horizontal key used to insert spaces between words.

The key that is used to erase characters to the left of the cursor.

The key that is used to erase characters to the right of the cursor.

The group of keys F1 to F12 found on the top row of the keyboard.

The two keys that are used together with other keys to perform shortcuts, commonly labeled "Ctrl".

The key that is used to type capital letters when held down.

The key that allows you to start a new line or execute commands.

The Backspace key deletes text to the right of the cursor.

Function keys can only be used alone and never with other keys.

The Enter key is also called the Return key.

F4 can be used to repeat the last action in MS Word.

The numeric keypad only works when Num Lock is turned on.

Which key is known as the "escape" key?

Which key is used to open the Start menu in Windows when pressed alone?

The F1 key is usually used to:

Which function key is commonly used to refresh a page or window?

The F2 key is generally used to:

Which function key opens the "Save As" window in some programs?

What does the "Caps Lock" key do?

Which special key is used together with Tab, Ctrl, or Shift to perform additional functions?

The F7 key in Microsoft Word is used to:

Which function key is often used to open the "Print Preview" in MS Word?

What is the shortcut key for copying selected text or files?

Which shortcut will paste the copied or cut text?

The shortcut Ctrl + X is used to:

What does Ctrl + Z do?

Which of the following is the shortcut to select all text or items?

Pressing Alt + Tab allows you to:

Which key combination locks your computer immediately?

What does Alt + F4 do?

Ctrl + Shift + Esc directly opens:

Which shortcut is used to minimize all open windows and show the desktop?

The shortcut Ctrl + N is commonly used to:

Which shortcut combination refreshes the browser or desktop?

To open File Explorer in Windows, press:

What does Ctrl + Shift + N do in File Explorer?

The shortcut Ctrl + D in browsers is used to:

Which of the following opens the Run dialog box?

To snap a window to the left side of the screen, press:

What is the shortcut to search files or apps in Windows?

The shortcut Ctrl + Shift + T in browsers is used to:

Which combination opens the Start menu?

You accidentally deleted a paragraph while typing in MS Word. Which shortcut should you use to bring it back?

You are browsing the web and want to reopen the last tab you closed by mistake. Which shortcut will do that?

You want to lock your computer quickly before stepping away. Which keys will you press?

You are switching between PowerPoint and Word documents. Which shortcut allows you to move between open applications easily?

You want to permanently delete a file without sending it to the Recycle Bin. What will you press?

While writing, you made several undo actions but realized you went too far. Which shortcut redoes your last undone action?

You want to see all the open windows in a 3D or grid view. Which shortcut will show them?

You are editing a file and want to open the Properties window of that file quickly.

You are in File Explorer and want to create a new folder instantly.

You want to quickly search for a file, setting, or app on your Windows computer.

You accidentally closed a document without saving. Which shortcut could have helped you save it beforehand?

You want to minimize all open windows and view the desktop immediately.

You are working on a long document and need to move the cursor to the end quickly.

You want to select one word at a time using only the keyboard.

While online, you want to bookmark a webpage for later reading.

You are trying to rename a file on your desktop without using the mouse.

You want to close only the active tab or document but keep the program open.

You want to print your document right away.

You are typing in a text box and want to open the right-click (context) menu using the keyboard.

You need to open the Run dialog box to execute a command.

You’re on a web browser and want to open a new tab.

You pressed something that made your screen go full-screen in a browser. Which key likely caused it?

You need to open Task Manager directly without using Ctrl + Alt + Del.

You want to switch between virtual desktops on Windows 10/11.

You want to snap a window to the right side of your screen.

You accidentally minimized all your windows. Which shortcut can bring them back?

You are typing an email and want to select all text at once.

You need to open Windows Settings quickly.

You are inside a dialog box and want to move between options without using your mouse.