Anatomy Of A Web Page: Quiz!
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What is the acceptable number of typing errors?
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Zero errors per minute
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Three errors per minute
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Two errors per minute
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One error per minute
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About This Quiz
Anatomy of a Web Page: Quiz! tests your knowledge on typing skills, including error rates, keystrokes, and words per minute (wpm). It evaluates typing accuracy and speed, essential for professional and educational growth.
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A word is considered to be?
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5 key strokes and 5 spaces
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5 key strokes including spaces
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5 key strokes with no spaces
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None of the above
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A. 5 key strokes including spacesExplanation
A word is considered to be 5 key strokes including spaces because it includes both the actual letters typed as well as the spaces between the words. This means that each keystroke, whether it is a letter or a space, is counted towards the total number of key strokes in a word.Rate this question:
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If you type 50 key strokes per minute your typing rate is?
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10 wpm
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5 wpm.
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15 wpm.
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50 wpm.
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A. 10 wpmExplanation
Typing rate is measured in words per minute (wpm). If you type 50 key strokes per minute, it does not necessarily mean you are typing 50 words per minute. This is because a word can have varying numbers of characters. On average, a word is considered to have 5 characters. Therefore, if you divide 50 key strokes by 5 characters per word, the typing rate is 10 words per minute (wpm).Rate this question:
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If you type fast over (100 words per minute) you can make 5 mistakes per minute?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because it implies that if someone can type fast at a rate of over 100 words per minute, they are allowed to make 5 mistakes per minute. However, this is not a logical assumption. Typing speed and accuracy are separate skills, and being able to type quickly does not automatically mean that one can make a certain number of mistakes per minute. Accuracy is important in typing, regardless of speed, as mistakes can lead to errors in written content.Rate this question:
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Wpm means?
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Words per minuteExplanation
WPM stands for "Words per minute". It is a unit used to measure the speed of typing or reading. It indicates the number of words a person can type or read within a minute. This measurement is commonly used in typing tests, data entry jobs, and other tasks that require fast and accurate typing skills.Rate this question:
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Number 1
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Back and forward button - 7.
Number 2
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Tab - 8.
Number 3
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Address BarExplanation
The given answer "Address Bar" is correct because it refers to a feature commonly found in web browsers that displays the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or web address of the current webpage. It allows users to input or modify the URL to navigate to different websites or specific pages within a website. The address bar is usually located at the top of the browser window and is an essential tool for accessing and browsing the internet.Rate this question:
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Number 4
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Minimize - 10.
Number 5
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Close - 11.
Number 6
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Reload/Refresh pageExplanation
The given answer suggests that in order to proceed or make changes, the user needs to reload or refresh the page. This action can help to update the content, clear any cached data, or resolve any issues that may be preventing progress. Reloading or refreshing the page can be a common troubleshooting step in various situations, such as when encountering errors, experiencing slow loading times, or when new content is expected to appear.Rate this question:
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Number 7
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Home Page - 13.
Number 8
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Book Mark - 14.
Number 9
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Customize & control - 15.
Number 10
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Search Box - 16.
Number 11
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Webpage
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