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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!Keyboarding
Vocabulary – Unit 1
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Keys PartsMore Keys
How do we key?
Fixing Things
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This key is also called ALT and is used to execute commands with
other keys.
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These keys move the insertion point in
the direction indicated by the
arrow on each key.
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Also called CTRL and executes
commands with other keys.
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Closes software or dialog boxes
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Special keys located at the top of the keyboard that are used alone or with CTRL, ALT, and Shift keys to execute software commands.
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The physical parts of a computer system.
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Known as the “brain” of the
computer
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Also called the screen
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You use these two devices to put information
into the computer.
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Programs and routines that control the
functioning of a computer.
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Causes the insertion point to move to the left
margin and down to the next line.
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Capitalizes letter when locked
down.
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Makes capital letters and
certain symbols when used with
those keys.
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Moves the insertion point to a preset position.
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Special keys that allow you to use the computer to perform certain
functions.
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The keys where you place your fingers to begin
typing.
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The correct seating position
taught when developing
typing skills.
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Causes text to move
automatically to a new line when the current line is full.
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Number of standard words
keyed in one minute.
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These are three of the proper keyboarding techniques.
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Removes the character to the
left of the insertion point.
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Removes the character to the
right of the insertion point.
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The definition for insertion point.
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The definition of a character.
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Inserts space between words and sentences.
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Answer 6-100
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Answer 6-200
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Answer 6-300
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Answer 6-400
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Answer 6-500