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    A keyboard is an input device used with computers that is similar to an electric typewriter. It contains letter, number, and symbol keys that are used to type and perform functions. There are different keyboard layouts including QWERTY, AZERTY, and Dvorak. Control keys allow shortcuts like Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Alt keys can type symbols. Arrow keys move the cursor up, down, left, and right. An assessment tests identification of special keys and keyboard shortcuts.

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    A keyboard is an input device used with computers that is similar to an electric typewriter. It contains letter, number, and symbol keys that are used to type and perform functions. There are different keyboard layouts including QWERTY, AZERTY, and Dvorak. Control keys allow shortcuts like Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Alt keys can type symbols. Arrow keys move the cursor up, down, left, and right. An assessment tests identification of special keys and keyboard shortcuts.

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    A keyboard is an input device used with computers that is similar to an electric typewriter. It contains letter, number, and symbol keys that are used to type and perform functions. There are different keyboard layouts including QWERTY, AZERTY, and Dvorak. Control keys allow shortcuts like Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Alt keys can type symbols. Arrow keys move the cursor up, down, left, and right. An assessment tests identification of special keys and keyboard shortcuts.

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    A keyboard is an input device used with computers that is similar to an electric typewriter. It contains letter, number, and symbol keys that are used to type and perform functions. There are different keyboard layouts including QWERTY, AZERTY, and Dvorak. Control keys allow shortcuts like Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. Alt keys can type symbols. Arrow keys move the cursor up, down, left, and right. An assessment tests identification of special keys and keyboard shortcuts.

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    Good afternoon!

    How are you


    feeling today?
    What is KEYBOARD?
    A keyboard is one of the primary input devices
    used with a computer. Similar to an electric
    typewriter, a keyboard is composed of buttons used
    to create letters, numbers, and symbols, and
    perform additional functions.
    QWERTY KEYBOARD

    AZERTY KEYBOARD

    DVORACK KEYBOARD
    A
    Control Keys
    • Ctrl + S • Ctrl + B
    • Ctrl + F • Ctrl + I
    • Ctrl + X • Ctrl + U
    • Ctrl + C • Ctrl + H
    • Ctrl + V • Ctrl + P
    Alt Keys
    • Alt + 164
    • Alt + 165
    • Alt + 0225
    • Alt + 0247
    • Alt )176
    Arrow Keys
    • To move the cursor one step to the right

    • To move the cursor one step to the left

    • To move the cursor one line upward

    • To move the cursor one line downward


    Assessment
    A. Directions: Identify the special keys described
    __________1. A key with special function partnered with characters and function keys.
    __________2. A special function keys used as a shortcut command.
    __________3. A key used to type a letter in capital form and the symbols on top of the numbers in
    the alphabetic keypad.
    __________ 4. Moves the cursor one step to the right
    __________ 5. Ends a line and then goes to the next line.
    __________ 6. On and Off key used to type all the letters in uppercase
    __________ 7. Moves the cursor to the next tab stop
    __________ 8. Erases the character on the left side of the cursor
    __________ 9. Cancels an active command window, menus, or hanging toolbars
    __________ 10. Selects portion of a document when partnered with arrow keys.
    A. Directions: Identify the special keys described
    __________1. A key with special function partnered with characters and function keys.
    __________2. A special function keys used as a shortcut command.
    __________3. A key used to type a letter in capital form and the symbols on top of the numbers in
    the alphabetic keypad.
    __________ 4. Moves the cursor one step to the right
    __________ 5. Ends a line and then goes to the next line.
    __________ 6. On and Off key used to type all the letters in uppercase
    __________ 7. Moves the cursor to the next tab stop
    __________ 8. Erases the character on the left side of the cursor
    __________ 9. Cancels an active command window, menus, or hanging toolbars
    __________ 10. Selects portion of a document when partnered with arrow keys.
    Additional Activity
    A. Directions: Give the keys to be pressed to do the following
    _________ 1. To display ñ character
    _________ 2. To display ÷ sign
    _________ 3. To copy a selection
    _________ 4. To save a document
    _________ 5. To display Ñ character
    _________ 6. To print a document
    _________ 7. To search and find a specific word
    _________ 8. To display the degree symbol
    _________ 9. To cut a selection
    _________ 10. To underline a selected text

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