CLERICAL Typing & Data Entry Flashcards
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Which keyboard shortcut selects ALL text in a document or field?
Answer: Ctrl + A
Ctrl + A selects all content in the active document or text field.
A typist makes 6 errors while typing 300 words. What is their accuracy rate?
Answer: 98%
Accuracy = ((300 - 6) / 300) × 100 = (294/300) × 100 = 98%.
In a data entry context, what does 'batch processing' mean?
Answer: Processing a group of records together in a single operation
Batch processing involves collecting and entering a group of data records together rather than individually.
Which of the following best describes 'double-entry verification' in data entry?
Answer: Entering the same data twice and comparing results for accuracy
Double-entry verification requires entering data twice independently and comparing both entries to catch errors.
What is the function of the NUM LOCK key on a keyboard?
Answer: It toggles the numeric keypad between number input and cursor control
NUM LOCK toggles the numeric keypad to function as either number keys or navigation/cursor keys.
In a federal clerical exam, a data entry speed of 40 WPM with 95% accuracy is tested. Which candidate passes?
Answer: Candidate C: 40 WPM, 95% accuracy
Candidate C meets both minimum requirements exactly: 40 WPM and 95% accuracy.