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Keyboarding Vocabulary Unit 1

Alternate Key Also called ALT key Executes commands with other key(s)

Arrow Keys Move the insertion point in the direction located by the arrow on each key

Backspace Deletes the character to the left of the insertion point

Caps Lock Capitalizes all letters when locked down

Control Key Also called CTRL Executes commands with other keys

Delete Removes the character to the right of the insertion point Page Up Insert Home Delete End Page Down

Example of Delete and Backspace Hello, my name is Mrs. Ray.

Enter/Return Causes the insertion point to move to the left margin and down to the next line Enter

Escape Key Also called ESC Closes a software menu or dialog box

Function Keys Special keys located at the top of the keyboard that are used alone or with the CTRL, ALT, and Shift keys to execute software commands

Gross Words a Minute GWAM Number of standard words keyed in one minute

Hardware The physical parts of a computer system

Home Keys The keys where you place your fingers to begin keying

Keyboarding Posture The correct seating position taught when developing typing skills

Service Keys Special keys that allow you to use the computer to perform certain functions Shift Tab

Shift Key Makes capital letters and certain symbols when used with those keys + d = D Shift

Software Programs and routines that control the functioning of a computer

Space Bar Inserts space between words and sentences

Tab Key Moves the insertion point to a preset position Tab

Word Wrap Causes text to move automatically to a new line when the current line is full Question: Do you have to press enter at the end of a line?

No! If you are typing along and come to the end of a line, you do not have to press enter! That will just slow you down! The light is always green, so Go, Go, Go!