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Which button on the keyboard is used to capitalise?
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Ctrl
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Tab
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Shift
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Windows
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How do you open a program that is on the desktop using the mouse?
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Double click the program with left mouse button
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Click the left mouse button once
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Hover over the program for 5 seconds
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Click the right mouse button once
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A. Double click the program with left mouse buttonExplanation
To open a program that is on the desktop using the mouse, you need to double click the program with the left mouse button. This action involves quickly pressing the left mouse button twice in succession on the program icon. By doing so, the program will be launched and opened on your computer.Rate this question:
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What is the rolling wheel on the top of the mouse used for?
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Enlarge a window
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Scroll down a page
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Open a file
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Change a file
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A. Scroll down a pageExplanation
The rolling wheel on the top of the mouse is used for scrolling down a page. By rolling the wheel downwards, the user can easily navigate through the content of a webpage or document without having to use the scroll bar. It provides a convenient and efficient way to browse through lengthy documents or websites.Rate this question:
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What keys are used on the keyboard to move around the page without moving text?
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< >
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+ -
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Space bar
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Arrow keys
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A. Arrow keysExplanation
The arrow keys on the keyboard are used to move around the page without moving the text. They allow the user to navigate through different elements on the page, such as links, buttons, and input fields, without affecting the position of the text. By pressing the arrow keys, the user can move the cursor or focus to different areas of the page, making it easier to navigate and interact with the content.Rate this question:
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What keys do you need to press on the key board to insert a "£"
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Ctrl+5
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3
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Shift+3
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Enter+3
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A. Shift+3Explanation
To insert a "£" symbol on the keyboard, you need to press Shift+3. The Shift key is used to access the alternate characters on the keyboard, and pressing Shift+3 will input the "£" symbol.Rate this question:
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What does it mean to minimize a window?
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Keep the window open, but out of sight
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Close the window
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Change the window
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Make the window smaller
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A. Keep the window open, but out of sightExplanation
Minimizing a window means keeping the window open but out of sight. When a window is minimized, it is hidden from the screen, but it can be restored or brought back to the screen whenever needed. This allows the user to focus on other open windows or tasks without closing the window completely.Rate this question:
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What menu in the task bar is used to copy and paste
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File
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Copy
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Edit
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Insert
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A. EditExplanation
The correct answer is "Edit" because the Edit menu in the task bar typically contains options for copying and pasting. This menu is commonly used to perform editing functions such as copying selected text or content and pasting it elsewhere. The Edit menu usually includes options like Cut, Copy, and Paste, which are essential for manipulating and transferring data within a document or between different applications.Rate this question:
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To make a section of text bold in Word, what do you need to do first?
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Turn on the bold option
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Underline the text
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Highlight the text
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Single click on the text
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A. Highlight the textExplanation
To make a section of text bold in Word, you need to first highlight the text. This can be done by clicking and dragging the cursor over the desired section of text. Once the text is highlighted, you can then apply the bold formatting option either by clicking the bold button in the formatting toolbar or by using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + B).Rate this question:
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What do all web sites start with?
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Www
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Mail
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Http
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Html
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A. HttpExplanation
All web sites start with "http" because it stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which is the protocol used for transmitting data over the internet. When a user enters a website address in their browser, the browser automatically adds "http://" before the address to establish a connection with the web server and retrieve the requested web page. This protocol allows the browser to communicate with the server and display the website content to the user.Rate this question:
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If you want to move a window, what part of the window do you press and hold on the mouse?
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Middle
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Top
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Bottom
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Left side
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A. TopExplanation
To move a window, you would press and hold on the top part of the window with the mouse. This is because the top part of the window usually contains the title bar, which allows you to drag and move the window around the screen. By clicking and holding on the top part of the window, you can easily relocate it to a different position on your desktop.Rate this question:
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