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Mastering Keyboarding Skills: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners

Learn keyboarding essentials with this comprehensive guide designed for beginners. Enhance your typing speed and accuracy by practicing key concepts.

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Mastering Keyboarding Skills: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners

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  1. Who Wants to Be a Keyboarder?

  2. 1,000,000 • 500,000 • 250,000 • 125,000 • 64,000 • 32,000 • 16,000 • 8,000 • 4,000 • 2,000 • 1,000 • 500 • 300 • 200 • 100

  3. RETURN

  4. Click to return to the question and poll the class

  5. Click on link to Ask Jeeves, or click on this oval to return to question and ask a friend

  6. The person to whom you are sending the memorandum. • A. Addressee(s) • B. Writer • C. Subject Line • D. Letter Address

  7. The person to whom you are sending the memorandum. • A. Addressee(s) • B. Writer

  8. Addressee(s) Back to Board

  9. Means that all parts of a letter (including paragraphs) begin at the left margin. • A. Left Alignment • B. Centering horizontally • C. Block Format • D. Open Punctuation

  10. Means that all parts of a letter (including paragraphs) begin at the left margin. • C. Block Format • D. Open Punctuation

  11. C. Block Format Back to Board

  12. The address of the person sending the letter. • A. Enclosure • B. Return Address • C. Attachment • D. Letter Address

  13. The address of the person sending the letter. • B. Return Address • D. Letter Address

  14. B. Return Address Back to Board

  15. Means there is no punctuation after the salutation and close in a letter. • A. Open Punctuation • B. Body • C. Salutation • D. Block Style

  16. Means there is no punctuation after the salutation and close in a letter. • A. Open Punctuation • D. Block Format

  17. A. Open Punctuation Back to Board

  18. Is used to alert the reader immediately to the content of the document • A. Body of a document • B. Memo • C. Textual Citations • D. Subject Line

  19. Is used to alert the reader immediately to the content of the document • A. Body of a document • D. Subject Line

  20. D. Subject Line Back to Board

  21. The Greeting of a Letter • A. Complimentary Close • B. One Year • C. Salutation • D. Greeting Notation

  22. The Greeting of a Letter • C. Salutation • D. Greeting Notation

  23. C. Salutation Back to Board

  24. The paragraphs that make up the main message. • A. Subject Line • B. Body of a document • C. References • D. Unbound Reports

  25. The paragraphs that make up the main message. • B. Body of a document • C. References

  26. B. Body of a document Back to Board

  27. The closing or farewell of the letter • A. Salutation • B. Body of a document • C. Complimentary Close • D. Notation

  28. The closing or farewell of the letter • A. Salutation • C. Complimentary Close

  29. C. Complimentary Close Back to Board

  30. Keyed at the L margin a DS below reference initials if a document is attached • A. Enclosure Notation • B. Salutation • C. references • D. Attachment Notation

  31. Keyed at the L margin a DS below reference initials if a document is attached. • A. Enclosure Notation • D. Attachment Notation

  32. D. Attachment Notation Back to Board

  33. Parenthesis used in the report to give credit to authors. • A. Reports • B. Textual Citations • C. References • D. Works Cited

  34. Parenthesis used in the report to give credit to authors. • B. Textual Citations • D. Works cited

  35. B. Textual Citations Back to Board

  36. Short Reports that are prepared without covers and binders. • A. Unbound Reports • B. MLA Reports • C. Memos • D. Business letters

  37. Short Reports that are prepared without covers and binders. • A. Unbound Reports • B. MLA Reports

  38. A. Unbound Reports Back to Board

  39. To Center text L to R across the center of the page so the L and R margins are = • A. Justified Alignment • B. Centering Horizontally • C. Tab Alignment • D. Centering Vertically

  40. To Center text L to R across the center of the page so the L and R margins are = • B. Centering Horizontally • D. Centering Vertically

  41. B. Centering Horizontally Back to Board

  42. The address to which the letter is being sent. • A. Return Address • B. Mailing Address • C. Letter Address • D. Reference Address

  43. The address to which the letter is being sent. • A. Return Address • C. Letter Address

  44. C. Letter Address Back to Board

  45. A written message within an organization to communicate. • A. Business Letter • B. Report • C. E-mail • D. Memo

  46. A written message within an organization to communicate. • A. Business Letter • D. Memo

  47. D. Memo Back to Board

  48. Authors cited in the report listed at the end on a separate page. • A. References • B. Textual Citations • C. Index • D. Author Notation

  49. Authors cited in the report listed at the end on a separate page. • A. References • B. Textual Citations

  50. A. References

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