Internet Skills Assessment

The statement suggests that the person has an email address which they actively use and check regularly. This implies that they are engaged in online communication and are likely to respond to emails in a timely manner. Therefore, the answer is true.

To use the internet, you would click on a browser like Explorer or Firefox. Browsers are software applications that allow users to access and navigate the internet by displaying web pages. Email providers like Outlook and Microsoft Office programs are not directly related to accessing the internet, as they serve different purposes.

The given statement indicates that the person has previous experience using a computer keyboard and possesses proficient typing skills. Therefore, the correct answer is "True" as it aligns with the information provided.

Right-clicking on something on screen is a common action to open up a context menu that provides additional options or actions related to the selected item. In this situation, the user may want to access functions like copy, paste, delete, or other relevant actions specific to the item they have right-clicked on. This menu allows for quick access to various commands without cluttering the main interface, enhancing user efficiency and convenience.

The "address bar" in a web browser is a space where the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of a website is displayed. It allows users to see the current website's URL and also provides the option to type in a new URL to navigate to a different website.

Clicking the left facing arrow is the correct answer because it is the standard browser navigation button used to go back to the previous page. This button is commonly found in the top left corner of the browser window and is easily accessible for users to navigate back to the page they were previously viewing.

To see the rest of the information on a webpage when it goes outside the viewing area, you can use the scroll bar on the side or bottom of the page. By dragging the scroll bar up or down, you can navigate through the content that is not currently visible on the screen. This allows you to access and read the information that extends beyond the boundaries of the webpage.

The correct answer is the point of the cursor/arrow only. When clicking on an item like a link or a bubble to fill out a form, only the point of the cursor/arrow needs to be on top of the link or bubble. Other parts of the cursor/arrow do not need to be directly on top for the click to register.

Clicking on the small "x" button to exit the specific tab or window I'm finished looking at is the correct answer because it allows the user to close the newly opened window or tab and return to the original page they were on. This action helps to keep the browsing experience organized and prevents cluttering of multiple open windows or tabs.

The given statement is false. The button on the mouse that is normally clicked to select items on the computer screen is the left click (left side) button. The right click button on the mouse is typically used to access context menus and additional options for selected items.

The preferred method to access the Ohio Benefit Bank website is to open a web browser, type ohiobenefits.org in the address bar, and press Enter. This method directly takes the user to the website without any additional steps or applications.

A drop-down menu allows you to scroll through a set of answer choices, while a text box allows you to type in whatever you want. This means that a drop-down menu provides predefined options for selection, while a text box allows for free-form input.