Question 1

Sitting a hand span away from your keyboard is too close.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 2

It does not matter how long your fingernails are when keying information on a keyboard.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 3

To be successful at keyboarding, you must be comfortable, even if this means you must slump a little.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 4

Your body should be centered between the G and H keys.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 5

The information you are to key can be placed on either side of your monitor.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 6

Use a light touch when striking the keys to avoid repetitive stress injuries.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 7

Strike the keys with short, quick, straight strokes.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 8

It is okay to take your right hand off home row when reaching for the return key.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 9

Your goal in keying is to strike the keys at a steady pace without breaks or pauses.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 10

After operating the shift keys, bring your little fingers back to home row position.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 11

Looking away from the copy (content) after keying just a few words is recommended to rest your eyes.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 12

To make a capital letter for a key struck by the left hand, hold down the right shift key.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 13

Poor posture can cause fatigue and back problems.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 14

The left hand does most of the work when keying.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 15

The return/enter key is struck with the same finger that strikes the ; key.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 16

There are three keys between your right and left hand when in home row position.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 17

Keeping your eyes on the material or content that you are keying helps your speed and accuracy.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 18

Your wrists should always be arched when keying.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

Question 19

Curved fingers give you strength and striking power.

Accepted Answer

T

Answer

F

Question 20

Your palms should rest on the front edge of the keyboard.

Accepted Answer

F

Answer

T

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