Function Keys | MCQs

Explanation

The F1 key is used to Help

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F1: Opens the Help system for the active window.

F4: Creates a new document in programs that support this command

pressing F2 renames the file

F5 is also commonly used as a reload key

The F7 key is widely used to spell check 

Explanation

F5 – Allows you to refresh or reload the page or document window.

F6 – Moves the cursor to the address bar in most Internet browsers.

F7 – Used to spell check and grammar check a document in Microsoft Apps (e.g. Word).

F8 – Used to access the boot menu in Windows when turning on the computer.

Explanation

F1

Opens the help menu when pressed with the Windows button.

F2

Allows you to edit the selected folder or file name in Windows Explorer & Cell

F3

Opens search feature in Windows Explorer

F4

Alt + F4 closes window

F5

Starts slideshow in PowerPoint

Refreshes Internet browser pages

F6

Goes to the next page in a split screen in Microsoft Word

F7

F7 does a spelling and grammar check in Microsoft Word

F8

In Excel, enables extend mode for arrow keys

F9

Refreshes document in Microsoft Word

F10

Opens menu bar

F11

Exits and enter full-screen mode in browsers

F12

Opens Save as in Word

AGM 08-2-2023

Explanation

A function the key is one of the "F" keys along the top of a computer keyboard.

On some keyboards, these range from F1 to F12, while others have function keys ranging from F1 to F9.

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RY 16-01-2023

Explanation

F9 – Refreshes a document in Microsoft Word and sends and receives emails in Outlook.

F10 – Activates the menu bar of an open application. Shift + F10 is the same as right clicking.

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VU FIA SUB INSPECTOR PAPER 30-1-2021

Explanation

Pressing Ctrl+Enter adds a page break at the cursors current position instead of a new paragraph.

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ND20-1-2023

Explanation

The F1 through F12 FUNCTION keys have special alternate commands.

These keys are called enhanced function keys.

Additional information:

The function keys are used to perform specific tasks.

They are labeled as:

• F1,
• F2,
• F3,
• and so on, up to F12.