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  1. Which function key is commonly used to open Help in Windows applications?

    Answer: F1

    F1 is the standard function key for opening Help in most Windows applications.

  2. What is the correct ergonomic keyboard height to reduce typing strain?

    Answer: Keyboard at or slightly below elbow height

    Ergonomic guidelines recommend placing the keyboard at or slightly below elbow height to minimize wrist and arm strain.

  3. Which keyboard shortcut selects all text in an open document?

    Answer: Ctrl+A

    Ctrl+A selects all content in the current document or active field.

  4. In a 5-minute typing test, a typist types 350 words. What is the gross WPM?

    Answer: 70

    Gross WPM = 350 words ÷ 5 minutes = 70 WPM before any error deductions.

  5. Which finger is the home-row finger for the letter 'F' in standard touch typing?

    Answer: Left index finger

    The left index finger rests on F as its home row key in standard touch typing.

  6. What does 'keystroke accuracy' measure in a typing evaluation?

    Answer: The percentage of correct keystrokes out of all keystrokes

    Keystroke accuracy is the ratio of correct keystrokes to total keystrokes, expressed as a percentage.

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