Answer key · Set A
Keys together
1hold the first key and tap the second Hold the first key, usually Control, tap the second, then let go of both.
2True A page that was saved is safe, even when a window closes.
3he used shortcuts Grandad never touched the mouse. His fingers zipped across the keys while Lena hunted through menus.
41-C, 2-B, 3-D, 4-A Copy is Control and the C key, paste is Control and the V key, undo is Control and the Z key, and save is Control and the S key.
5looks for a word on the page Control and the F key is find. It looks for a word on the page. Select all is Control and the A key.
62, 3, 1 Hold the first key, tap the second, then let go of both.
7copy a line, takes back the last step, looks for a word Copy, undo and find only copy, take back a step or look. Closing a program and deleting a file for good are big jobs: ask a grown-up first.
8False Shortcuts change between programs, and some computers use another key for the Control job. Ask a grown-up.
9saves Save keeps your work safe, like Lena's page when her window closed.
10look in the menu, which shows the shortcut beside each job Mashing keys can close a program. The menu reminds you, so you do not have to remember them all.
11the Z key Control and the C key is copy. Undo is Control and the Z key, and the Z takes back your last step.
12False Pressing every key can do big jobs by accident. Ask a grown-up which key does the job there.
14Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.