Grade-3 (KEYBOARD)

 1.  What is a keyboard?

Ø A keyboard is a device that helps us type letters, numbers, and symbols into a computer.

2.  List out the types of keys.

Ø Alphabet keys

Ø Number keys

Ø Function keys

Ø Punctuation keys

Ø Special keys (like Shift, Ctrl, Alt)

Ø Cursor control keys (like arrow keys)

3.  What do you mean by alphabet key?

Ø Alphabet keys are the keys with letters on them (A to Z) that we use to type words.

4.  What is a shift key?

Ø The Shift key types capital letters or special characters like @, #, $, etc.

5.  What is a caps lock key?

Ø The Caps Lock key is used to type all letters in capital without holding the Shift key.

6.  Why do you use punctuation keys?

Ø Punctuation keys are used to add symbols like commas (,), periods (.), question marks (?), and more to make sentences clear.

7.  What are the cursor control keys?

Ø Cursor control keys, like the arrow keys, help move the cursor around the screen without using a mouse.

8.   What are the special keys?

Ø Special keys are keys like Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and the Windows key. They help perform special actions when pressed with other keys.

9.  What is the space bar?

Ø The space bar is the long key at the bottom of the keyboard. It is used to create spaces between words.

10.      What do you mean by touring the keyboard?

Ø "Touring the keyboard" means learning about the different parts of the keyboard and understanding what each key does.

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