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2014 Keyboarding Objective
Final Exam Review
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1. Where should your textbook be when typing?
To the right
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2. How should you keep your wrists when you type?
Wrists are low but not touching the keyboard
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3. How should your feet be when typing?
Flat on the floor
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4. How should you strike the keys?
Lightly tap each key with the tip of the finger
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5. What does SS in your keyboarding book mean?
Single space
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6. How many times should space after a period at the end of the sentence?
Two times
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7. When typing, how should you move your hands?
Should not move your hands, they hover over the keys and only the fingers
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8. When typing, how should your fingers lift off the keys?
No
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9. Do you capitalize after using a colon?
no
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10. Should you space twice after a comma?
no
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11. Where should your fingers rest on the keyboard?
On the home row keys
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12. Which finger(s) key 5 and 6?
5—left index
6—right index
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13. Which finger(s) key 7, 8, and 9?
7—right index
8—right middle
9—right ring
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14. How many times do you space after an exclamation point?
2
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15. How do you space when typing $?
none
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16. What is the < referred to?
Less than sign
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17. The / symbol is called what?
Forward slash
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18. Do you space between a left or right parentheses and the copy enclosed?
no
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19. How do you key a hyphen and the underline?
For a hyphen, use the right pinkie -
For the underscore, use the shift and the right pinkie ___
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20. How do you type the left and right brackets? [ ]
Use the right pinkie for both (no shift needed)
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21. Where is the keyboard positioned when you begin typing?
On the home row keys
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22. What are the home keys?
Asdf jkl;
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23. Which finger do you use to strike the ENTER key?
Right pinkie
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24. When a drill or exercise directs you to double-space, how many hard returns should you use?
2
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25. What are the proper keyboarding techniques?
Sit up in the chair, wrists held low but not touching the keyboard, fingers lightly touching
the home row keys, only striking the letter needed without moving your hands
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26. What are the spacing rules?
One space after a period used in an abbreviation
Two spaces after a period at the end of the sentence
One space after a comma
One space after a semi colon
Two spaces after a colon
Two spaces after other punctuation ! ?
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27. What are the letters keyed by the left hand?
Qwertw
Asdfg
zxcvb
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28. What are the proper use of a colon ?
Use a colon to separate a sentence fragment
Use a colon when using a list in a sentence
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29. How do you release CAPS LOCK?
Strike the cap lock key
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30. Tabs are usually set every _________ to the right of the left margin.
½ inch or .5
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31. When you are keying figures and symbols, what should you use for the home keys?
Asdf jkl
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32. When you are keying figures is keyed with the left little finger?
1
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33. What is the proofreader’s mark that indicates that space would be added?
^ up arrow indicates something needs to be added
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34. What is a transposed letter?
teh the h and e are transposed or reversed
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35. The / is the same key as what?
?
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36. Which finger is used to strike the / key?
Right pinkie
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37. What symbol keys are the same as the 4?
$
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38. How much space should be left between a figure and the % sign?
none
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39. What is the symbol for the “at” sign?
@ (shift 2)
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40. What symbols do you use the shift key on and what symbols do you not use the shift key on?
With the shift key ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) __ + { } < > ? | ~
Without the shift key ` - = [ ] \ /
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41. curved
You should keep your fingers curved and upright over the home keys when typing
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42. ENTER
To return to the insertion point to the left margin and move it down to the next line, strike
the enter key.
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43. right
You should always strike the Space Bar with your right thumb
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44. words
The term gwam is an abbreviation for gross words a minute
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45. wordwrap
At the end of a full line, the insertion point moves to the next line automatically; this is
called wordwrap
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46. lowercase
When you proofread text and find something that should be keyed in lowercase, you
should write a diagonal line through it and mark it as “lc”
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47. three
When you proofread text and find something that should be capitazlized you should
underline the text three time
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48. period
The > is the shift of the . key
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49. one
Space one times before and after & used to join names.
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50. little
Both the ) and the _ symbols are controlled by the right little finger