Speech Recognition Quiz Questions

The statement "Undo is only available on the Word menu" is false. Undo is a common feature in many software applications, including Word, and it is not limited to the Word menu. Users can typically undo actions by using keyboard shortcuts (such as Ctrl+Z) or by clicking on the Undo button in the toolbar. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Using the corrections menu will help make Dragon more accurate. By utilizing the corrections menu, users can correct any misinterpreted words or phrases that Dragon may have transcribed incorrectly. This allows Dragon to learn from these corrections and improve its accuracy over time. Therefore, the statement "Using the corrections menu will help make Dragon more accurate" is true.

The statement is false because you can "Scratch that" multiple times before selecting the text and deleting it.

The statement is false because the command "Space Twice" does not automatically enter a period for you, like on your cell phone. The command "Space Twice" simply enters two consecutive spaces, it does not insert any punctuation or special characters.

The correct answer is "Select apples" then dictate "bananas" because this command specifically selects the word "apples" and replaces it with the dictated word "bananas". This ensures that only the word "apples" is changed to "bananas" in the sentence, while the rest of the sentence remains unchanged.

To begin dictating after opening a file, you need to turn on the microphone by clicking on the red microphone. This suggests that there is a visual representation of a microphone that needs to be activated by clicking on it in order to start dictating. The other options mentioned, such as saying "microphone on" or hitting the enter key on the numeric keypad, are not the correct methods for turning on the microphone in this scenario.

The command "All Caps That" is used to capitalize every letter in the sentence. This means that all letters in the sentence will be converted to uppercase.

To delete everything on the page after typing a document, the best way is to use the command "Clear document." This command specifically instructs the system to remove all content from the document, ensuring that everything is deleted. The other options mentioned, such as "Select all," "Select document," and "Select paragraphs," do not explicitly indicate the deletion of the entire document.

The correct answer is "Compound that." When dictating, if a word is split like "every body," the command "Compound that" should be given to indicate that the two words should be joined together to form a compound word.

Using the command "New Line" is not like hitting the enter key twice. The "New Line" command is used to create a line break in a document or text, similar to pressing the enter key once. Pressing the enter key twice, on the other hand, creates a paragraph break, which is different from a line break. Therefore, the statement is false.

To change the font and size of the entire document, the best way is to use the command "Select all." This command will highlight or select the entire document, allowing you to easily apply the desired formatting changes to the entire text. The other options, "Highlight all" and "Highlight document," are not commonly used commands and may not be available in most word processing software. "Select document" is not a valid command and does not exist.

The command "No Caps That" will uncapitalize everything including the first letter of the sentence. This means that all the letters in the sentence will be converted to lowercase, except for the first letter which will remain capitalized.

The correct answer is to say "Choose ..." and then the number on the corrections menu. This is because the question mentions that after dictating a sentence, the corrections menu pops up. Therefore, to correct the mistake, one needs to specifically state "Choose" followed by the number corresponding to the correction option on the menu.

The given question asks for the command that does not hibernate the microphone. The options "Go To Sleep" and "Stop Listening To Me" both imply putting the microphone into a hibernation or standby mode. "Microphone Off" is the only option that suggests turning off the microphone completely, rather than just hibernating it. Therefore, "Microphone Off" is the correct answer as it does not hibernate the microphone.

The quickest way to delete an entire paragraph is to say "Delete Paragraph".

The best way to get back to the beginning of a document is to use the command "Go to top". This command will take you directly to the top of the document, allowing you to easily access the beginning of the text.

The correct answer is "Microphone On" because this command does not refer to unhibernating the microphone. The other options, "Wake up" and "Listen to Me," imply that the microphone is currently in a hibernated state and need to be activated. Therefore, "Microphone On" is the exception as it does not address unhibernating the microphone.

When using Dragon Naturally Speaking, the keypad on the keyboard can be used to turn on the microphone. This means that by pressing certain keys on the keypad, the user can activate the microphone and start dictating or giving voice commands to the software. This feature allows for a more convenient and efficient way of using the speech recognition software without having to manually activate the microphone through other means.

Using the command "New Paragraph" is not like hitting the enter key twice and indenting with the tab key. The "New Paragraph" command simply starts a new paragraph without any additional formatting such as indentation.

The correct answer is to capitalize the first letter in each word. This means that when the command "Cap That" is given, each word in the sentence will have its first letter capitalized, while the rest of the letters will remain lowercase.

The correct answer is "Start Microsoft Office Word 2010" because this command specifically mentions starting the Microsoft Office Word application. The other options either mention "Open" instead of "Start" or do not include the "Office" part in the application name.