Introduction to Linux II
Introduction to Linux II Chapter 6 Exam Answer 2016
Question ID 1143
Accessibility within a GUI environment can be improved by which of the following?
- Screen magnifier
- Automatic clicking
- Text-to-speech screen reader
- All choices are valid
Question ID 1144
In GNOME desktop, which of the following CANNOT be set using Keyboard Accessibility Settings?
- Bounce keys
- Repeat keys
- Magnifier keys
- Sticky keys
Question ID 1146
A user wants to perform key combinations such as Ctrl+C without needing to hold both keys at once. He should enable:
- Slow Keys
- Mouse Keys
- Sticky Keys
- Repeat Keys
Question ID 1147
Which of the following shortcuts will enable/disable Sticky Keys?
- Pressing the Shift key five times
- Pressing the F3 function key five times
- Pressing the Alt key three times
- Pressing the Enter key three times
Question ID 1148
Which of the following keys is the opposite of Repeat Keys and should not be enabled at the same time as Repeat Keys?
- Slow keys
- Toggle keys
- Bounce keys
- Sticky keys
Question ID 1150
The system administrator is setting up the audio feedback mechanism when keyboard modifier keys are pressed. This is an example of:
- Bounce keys
- Toggle keys
- Mouse keys
- Repeat keys
Question ID 1152
The system administrator wants to use the keyboard for moving the mouse pointer around the screen. This is done by implementing:
- Mouse keys
- Toggle keys
- Repeat keys
- Bounce keys
Question ID 1154
Orca is currently set to use the Laptop keyboard layout. Which of the following keys will be designated as the Orca key?
- Insert
- Shift
- Print screen
- Caps Lock
Question ID 1155
Which of the following applications can be used to “read” aloud the text from a file?
- All choices are valid
- Espeak
- Orca
- Emacspeak
Question ID 1156
Instead of using a normal keyboard, a user would like to use the mouse for typing text. He should implement:
- Mouse keys
- On-screen keyboard
- Screen magnifier
- Sticky keys
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