Review Posture & Technique

Fingers in keying (or typing) position are best described as:

• curved

• straight

• semi-rigid

• upright

Posture is important to be successful in keying (typing). The body should be situated in the back of the chair and:

• feet elevated

• one arm higher than the other

• the back is fairly straight

• feet hanging loosely

When operating a keyboard, wrists should be:

• touching the frame of the keyboard or chromebook

• low, but not touching the frame of the keyboard or chromebook

• arched

• curved over keyboard

The ENTER key is controlled by what finger?

• left thumb

• left little finger

• right thumb

• right little finger

When a person is keying (typing), where/what should the arms be doing?

• move back and forth as each key is typed

• move side to side as each key is typed

• remain relatively stationary as each key is typed

• be raised and lowered as each key is typed