Question

1. list three common keyboard shortcuts and describe what each one does.

Explanation:

• Ctrl + C: This is the copy shortcut. When you select text or an object and press Ctrl + C, it copies the selected item to the clipboard.
• Ctrl + V: This is the paste shortcut. After copying something (using Ctrl + C), pressing Ctrl + V inserts (pastes) the copied item from the clipboard to the current cursor location.
• Ctrl + Z: This is the undo shortcut. If you make a mistake (like deleting something by accident or typing an incorrect character), pressing Ctrl + Z reverts the last action.

Answer:

• Ctrl + C: Copies selected text/object to clipboard.
• Ctrl + V: Pastes copied item from clipboard.
• Ctrl + Z: Undoes the last action.