Keyboarding Quiz 1 - Terms, Rules, Keys

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1. The computers in this room are not to be damaged because they do not belong to you.

Explanation

The statement implies that the computers in the room should not be damaged because they do not belong to the person being addressed. This suggests that the person is not responsible for the computers and therefore should not cause any harm to them. Therefore, the correct answer is true, indicating that the computers should not be damaged.

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Keyboarding Quiz 1 - Terms, Rules, Keys - Quiz

This quiz tests your understanding of computer terms as well as finger reaches on the computer.

2. Respect for your classmate, the instructor, and a substitute is MOST important.

Explanation

Respecting one's classmates, instructors, and substitutes is crucial in creating a positive and conducive learning environment. It promotes a sense of unity, cooperation, and mutual understanding among individuals in the classroom. Showing respect allows for effective communication, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas. It also fosters a sense of empathy, tolerance, and inclusivity, which are essential for personal growth and academic success. Therefore, it can be concluded that respecting classmates, instructors, and substitutes is indeed of utmost importance.

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3. A computer is an electronic device that processes information that is inputted into it by the user.

Explanation

A computer is indeed an electronic device that processes information inputted by the user. It takes in data, performs calculations, and produces output based on the given instructions. Through various hardware and software components, computers are capable of executing complex tasks and solving problems efficiently. Therefore, the statement "A computer is an electronic device that processes information inputted into it by the user" is true.

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4. The J Key is struck with the R1 finger.

Explanation

The J key is located on the left side of the keyboard, specifically in the home row. The R1 finger refers to the right index finger, which is typically used to strike keys on the right side of the keyboard. Since the J key is on the left side, it is not struck with the R1 finger. Therefore, the answer "True" is incorrect.

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5. Everything you can touch or feel around a computer is known as hardware.

Explanation

Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer that can be touched or felt. This includes devices such as the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and CPU. Therefore, the statement "Everything you can touch or feel around a computer is known as hardware" is true.

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6. The printer is an output device.

Explanation

The statement "The printer is an output device" is true because a printer is a device that takes electronic data stored on a computer or other device and generates a hard copy of that information. It receives information from a computer or other device and produces a physical output in the form of text, images, or graphics on paper or other media. Therefore, the printer functions as an output device by providing a tangible representation of the digital information.

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7. Using good techniques (sitting correctly with your eyes on the copy and fingers placed correctly) is NOT important to learning to keyboard.

Explanation

Using good techniques, such as sitting correctly with your eyes on the copy and fingers placed correctly, is important to learning to keyboard. These techniques help to improve accuracy, speed, and overall efficiency while typing. By adopting proper posture and hand positioning, individuals can reduce the risk of developing musculoskeletal issues and fatigue. Additionally, using correct techniques from the beginning can prevent the formation of bad habits that may be difficult to break later on. Therefore, the statement that good techniques are not important to learning to keyboard is false.

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8. A document is information that is keyed in the form of a report, letter, or a note.

Explanation

A document is a form of information that is recorded or written down in the form of a report, letter, or a note. This means that it is true that a document is information that is keyed in the mentioned forms.

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9. An other name for a hard copy us 'printout'.

Explanation

A hard copy refers to a physical copy of a document or information that has been printed onto paper or another tangible medium. The term "printout" is often used interchangeably with "hard copy" to describe the same concept. Therefore, it is correct to say that "printout" is another name for a hard copy.

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10. Your thumbs are called R1 and L1.

Explanation

The statement is false because the thumbs are actually called the R1 and L1 digits.

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11. The S key is struck with this finger.

Explanation

The correct answer is L3 because based on the given information, the S key is struck with this finger.

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12. The semicolon is not struck by the same finger that you would use to strike the Enter key.

Explanation

The statement suggests that the semicolon is struck by a different finger than the one used to strike the Enter key. This implies that the semicolon and Enter key are struck by different fingers, which is not true. In reality, both the semicolon and Enter key are typically struck by the right pinky finger on a standard QWERTY keyboard layout. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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13. You strike the letter A with the R4 finger.

Explanation

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14. PC is an abbreviation for a computer which means which of the following?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Personal computer" because PC is commonly used as an abbreviation for personal computer. A personal computer refers to a computer that is designed for individual use and is typically used for tasks such as word processing, internet browsing, and multimedia consumption.

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15. As you enter my classroom, you may whisper softly to your classmate.

Explanation

The given statement implies that whispering softly to a classmate is allowed upon entering the classroom. However, the correct answer is false, indicating that whispering softly is not permitted in the classroom.

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16. Which order below is the correct arrangement of the keys on the homerow?

Explanation

The correct arrangement of keys on the homerow is "asdfghjkl;". This is the standard arrangement of keys on the homerow for a QWERTY keyboard layout. The keys are organized in a way that allows for efficient and comfortable typing, with the fingers resting on the home row keys.

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17. The keyboard is an input device as well as a speaker.

Explanation

The statement is incorrect. A keyboard is an input device used for typing and controlling a computer, while a speaker is an output device used for producing sound. A keyboard does not have the capability to function as a speaker, so the correct answer is false.

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18. When capitalizing  the G key, your will strike this shift key.

Explanation

When capitalizing the G key, you will strike the right shift key. The right shift key is used to temporarily change the case of letters on the keyboard. By holding down the right shift key and pressing the G key, you will input a capitalized G.

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19. When you capitalize the A, you will use this finger to first strike the shift.

Explanation

The correct answer is the R4 finger. When typing, the fingers on the right hand are labeled R1, R2, R3, and R4, with R4 being the pinky finger. When capitalizing a letter, the shift key is typically pressed with the pinky finger of the right hand, making it the correct choice in this scenario.

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20. The program used by a computer is known as the folllowing.

Explanation

The program used by a computer refers to the set of instructions or code that tells the computer what tasks to perform. This includes applications, operating systems, and other software components. The term "software" encompasses all of these programs and is the correct answer in this context. The other options, such as output, disk, and hardware, are not accurate because they do not specifically refer to the programs used by a computer.

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21. The monitor is an input device.

Explanation

The monitor is not an input device but an output device. It displays the output from the computer or other devices. Input devices are used to provide data or instructions to the computer, such as a keyboard or mouse.

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22. The letter D is struck by this finger.

Explanation

The letter D is struck by the finger on the left hand, in the second row.

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23. To capitalize the letter F key, which finger would first press the shift key.

Explanation

When typing, the shift key is typically pressed by the finger on the same hand as the letter you want to capitalize. In this case, the letter F is on the right side of the keyboard, so the right hand would be used to press the shift key. The fourth finger on the right hand is the ring finger, so it would be the first to press the shift key in order to capitalize the letter F.

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24. The instructions the computer is able to see on the firmware that is invisible to your eyes is called which of the following?

Explanation

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25. The H key is capitalized by holding down this shift key.

Explanation

The H key is capitalized by holding down the right shift key.

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The computers in this room are not to be damaged because they do not...
Respect for your classmate, the instructor, and a substitute is MOST...
A computer is an electronic device that processes information that is...
The J Key is struck with the R1 finger.
Everything you can touch or feel around a computer is known as...
The printer is an output device.
Using good techniques (sitting correctly with your eyes on the copy...
A document is information that is keyed in the form of a report,...
An other name for a hard copy us 'printout'.
Your thumbs are called R1 and L1.
The S key is struck with this finger.
The semicolon is not struck by the same finger that you would use to...
You strike the letter A with the R4 finger.
PC is an abbreviation for a computer which means which of the...
As you enter my classroom, you may whisper softly to your classmate.
Which order below is the correct arrangement of the keys on the...
The keyboard is an input device as well as a speaker.
When capitalizing  the G key, your will strike this shift key.
When you capitalize the A, you will use this finger to first strike...
The program used by a computer is known as the folllowing.
The monitor is an input device.
The letter D is struck by this finger.
To capitalize the letter F key, which finger would first press the...
The instructions the computer is able to see on the firmware that is...
The H key is capitalized by holding down this shift key.
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