Keyboarding Technique 1
The keys on a keyboard that move the cursor left, right, up or down.
What is Arrow Keys
Degree of freedom from errors measured from zero, usually expressed as one error, two errors, and so forth.
What is Accuracy.
Key on the keyboard that spaces the cursor forward one space at a time and produces a blank space when pressed.
What is Space Bar.
Speed of doing a task; see gross words a minute (GWAM) and net-production rate a minute.
What is Rate.
Causes the cursor to skip across the display screen (or paper) to place set by the operator or the default tab settings.
What is Tab.
GWAM stands for?
What is Gross Words a Minute.
A lighted point on a display screen where the next character of space can be entered.
What is the Cursor.
Process of comparing copy on a display screen or paper to the original copy and correcting ( or marking for correction) errors. of the the editing steps.
What is Proofreading.
Text automatically moves to the next line when it reaches the right margin.
What is Word Wrap.
Keys that make occasional capital letters or allow you to get the character on the top of a key.
What is Shift Key.
What is Centering.
Any misstroke of a key; also any variation between source copy and displayed or printed copy; departure from acceptable format.
What is Error.
Keys on the keyboard which contain the letters of the alphabet.
What is Letter Keys.
Keyboard operators form of keying style.
What is Technique.
What are Home row Keys.
What is Default.
Set of Keys (F1, F2, etc.) used alone or with Shift, CTRL and ALT keys to issue software commands.
What is Function Keys.
Ends a line of paragraph.
What is Enter.
Text, especially formatted, such as numbered list, memo, letter, report, outline, title, page, or reference page.
What is Document.
Key on the keyboard that is used to exit a program.
What is the ESC Key.
Arrangement of figure keys and special keys, such as +, -, and =, on the right side of most keyboards, used for keying all number copy.
What is Numeric Keypad
The most common keyboard arrangement, named for the first letters across the top row.
What is QWERTY.
Arrangement of keys on a device attached to a computer of typewriter, also the act of keying or typing.
What is Keyboard.
A key used to erase characters once they are highlighted.
What is Delete Key.