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    This document discusses computer keyboards and storage devices. It defines keyboard keys such as alphabet keys, number keys, arrow keys, spacebar key, enter key, and backspace key. It also explains that the keyboard is used to type on a computer. It also defines storage devices such as hard disks, compact discs, digital video discs, pen drives, and data cards. It notes that storage devices are used to store and transfer data between computers. A DVD can hold more data than a CD.

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    This document discusses computer keyboards and storage devices. It defines keyboard keys such as alphabet keys, number keys, arrow keys, spacebar key, enter key, and backspace key. It also explains that the keyboard is used to type on a computer. It also defines storage devices such as hard disks, compact discs, digital video discs, pen drives, and data cards. It notes that storage devices are used to store and transfer data between computers. A DVD can hold more data than a CD.

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    This document discusses computer keyboards and storage devices. It defines keyboard keys such as alphabet keys, number keys, arrow keys, spacebar key, enter key, and backspace key. It also explains that the keyboard is used to type on a computer. It also defines storage devices such as hard disks, compact discs, digital video discs, pen drives, and data cards. It notes that storage devices are used to store and transfer data between computers. A DVD can hold more data than a CD.

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    Chapter -6

    Computer Kevboard

    New words.
    1) Keyboard
    2) Type
    3) Alphabet
    4) Enter

    5) Spacebar
    6) Backspace
    7) Arrow

    Alphabet Kevs

    M
    Number Kevs

    Enter KeY

    enter
    Backspace Key

    backspace

    Spacebar Key

    Arrow Kevs

    Fill intheblanks.
    . The buttons on the
    keyboard are called
    keys.
    2. The keys with letters A to Z are called
    alphabet keys.
    3. The keys with
    numbers O to 9 are
    called
    number keys.
    4. The
    spacebar key is the longest
    key on the
    keyboard.
    5. The enter key is used to move to next line.

    6. The backspace key helps to erase letters.

    Answer the following.


    1. What are keys?

    Ans: The buttons on the keyboard are called


    keys.
    2. Write any five
    keys on the keyboard.

    Ans: Arrow keys

    Alphabet keys

    Number keys
    Spacebar key
    Enter key.

    3. What is the use of keyboard?


    -
    Ans: Keyboard is used to type on a computer.

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    Chapter2
    StorageDevices

    New words.
    1. Storage

    2. Device

    3. Hard Disk

    4. Compact Disc
    5. Digital Video Disc

    6. Pen drive

    7. Data Card

    8. USB port

    Fill intheblanks.

    1. A computercan store many types of data.

    to store data.
    2. The storage devices are used

    3. A pen drive is attached to a computer through a USB port.

    4. The storage devices are used to transfer data from one computer to

    another.

    5. A DVD can hold more data than a CD.

    6. The full form of CD is Compact Disc.


    7. The full form of DVD is
    Digital Video Disc.

    Answer thefollowing

    1. What is the use of storage devices?

    Ans: Storage deyices are used to store data.

    2. Name any five storage devices.

    Ans: Hard Disk, Pen drive, CD, DVD, Data card.

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