Lost in Space!
The number of times you space after a period.
WHAT IS
two times?
The key that allows the user to exit unwanted menus and dialog boxes.
WHAT IS
the ESC
(escape) key?
You always do
this if
“i” stands alone.
You always do this to the first letter of the first word of a sentence.
An electronic device for storing and processing data.
What is a computer?
The key used to move the cursor to a preset position or used to indent.
WHAT IS
the Tab key?
The number of times you space after a comma.
WHAT IS
one time?
The key used to keep alphabetic keys in uppercase position
WHAT IS
the Caps Lock Key?
WHAT IS
capitalize the first letter of the first word in a sentence?
You always do this to end a sentence.
Input, Processing, Storage, and Output.
WHAT are the basic operations of a computer?
A keyboard layout for Latin-script alphabets.
What is a QWERTY?
The number of times you space after a colon used in expressing time.
WHAT IS
none?
The key used to delete text at the cursor position to the right of the cursor.
WHAT IS
the Delete key?
You always do this to end a sentence.
WHAT IS
add an end of sentence punctuation mark?
The physical parts of a computer.
What is Computer Hardware?
WPM in typing
Words per minute.
The number of times you press ENTER to double space.
WHAT IS
two times?
The key used to delete text to the left of the cursor.
WHAT IS
the Backspace key?
You always do this when keying your name.
WHAT IS
capitalize the first letter of your name?
CPU stand for?
Central Processing Unit
Information that can be interpreted and used by computers.
What is data?
The Num Lock key's function.
The key used to capitalize alphabetic letters and/or type symbols on the top position of keys.
WHAT IS
the Shift key?
In the world of academics
(not the world of texting) for “u” and “r”.
WHAT ARE
“YOU” and “ARE”?
The primary memory of a PC consist of?
RAM & ROM memory
The original purpose
of our QWERTY keyboard layout.
WHAT IS
slow down the typist to keep from jamming the manual typewriter keys?