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COMPUTER LITERACY CHALLENGE EXAM GUIDELINES
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TIMED TYPING |
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- Each student must type from a prepared manuscript for a full three minutes.
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- Each mistake in the following areas is counted as one error: spelling,
typing, punctuation, spacing (leaving no spaces or putting two
spaces between words), indentations, capitalizations, inconsistent
spacing between sentences (either one or two spaces is acceptable
as long as it is consistent).
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- Typing double words, word omissions, and word additions are also
errors (each word omissionand/or word addition counts as one error).
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CRITERION FOR PASSING: |
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- 25 words per minute with 3 or fewer errors.
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- 33 words per minute with 4 or fewer errors
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- 42 words per minute with 5 or fewer errors.
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- 50 words per minute with 6 or fewer errors.
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- 58 words per minute with 7 or fewer errors
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- 67 words per minute with 8 or fewer errors.
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- 75 words per minute with 9 or fewer errors.
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SAMPLE TEST |
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When a student has demonstrated that he/she can type 30 words
a minute or more on the keyboarding program, All the Right Type,
he/she should do the practice typing test. If he passes the sample test successfully, he may take the district
keyboarding profiency test under the supervision of the applied
technology teacher. |
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