6 Written Questions

1. The area on the screen that will contain the information that you type.
2. The ability to key text by using the correct fingers without looking at the keys
3. applying certain attributes to text, specifying margins, spacing, and so on; enhancing the text in a document.
4. The arrangement of the alphanumeric keys on a standard keyboard; refers to the first six keys on the top rows of letters.
5. Keys on the keyboard from which all keystrokes are made. these keys are a, s, d , f, j, k, l, and ;
6. Keyboard drills used to develop speed and accuracy

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The area on the screen that is used to change paragraph indentations and margin settings in Microsoft Word.
   1. Ruler
   2. Toolbar
   3. QWERTY
   4. Title Bar
2. Row of buttons at the top of the browser or other software programs; area of the screen that displays icons (little pictures) of commonly used commands.
   1. Ruler
   2. Menu bar
   3. Toolbar
   4. Title Bar
3. Displays a list of commands.
   1. Toolbar
   2. Menu bar
   3. Status bar
   4. Title Bar
4. pictures) of commonly used commands. Word wrap Word-processing feature that wraps text to the next line when it reaches the right margin,
   1. Toolbar
   2. Menu bar
   3. Word wrap
   4. Text area
5. Area on the screen that displays information about the document including current page number, total pages in the document, location of the insertion point, and the status of some of the specialized keys.
   1. Status bar
   2. Title Bar
   3. Menu bar
   4. Toolbar
6. Area of the window that displays the name of the document you are working on as well as the name of the software program you are using.
   1. Menu bar
   2. Title Bar
   3. Toolbar
   4. Status bar

5 True/False Questions

1. Modifier Keys → Keyboard keys that are used in conjunction with other keys; control, alt, and shift.

   True        False

2. Hard Return → Moves the insertion point to the next line of type; pressing the ENTER key

   True        False

3. Bump Keys → Keys with a small dot in the enter or a dash at the bottom assist in correct finger position

   True        False

4. Insertion point → A blinking vertical line that shows your current position in a document.

   True        False

5. Ergonomic Keyboard → Row of buttons at the top of the browser or other software programs; area of the screen that displays icons (little pictures) of commonly used commands.

   True        False