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Which of the following features can be configured with keyboards to assist users with disabilities?
The correct answer is C. Sticky keys. Sticky Keys is a Windows accessibility feature that allows users with motor disabilities to press keyboard shortcuts one key at a time instead of simultaneously.
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Which of the following features can be configured with keyboards to assist users with disabilities?
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- APointer trails
- BMagnifier
- CSticky keys
- DCharacter map
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(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- C92% (24)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
Sticky Keys is a Windows accessibility feature that allows users with motor disabilities to press keyboard shortcuts one key at a time instead of simultaneously.
Pointer trails is a mouse pointer display setting that shows a trail behind cursor movement, not a keyboard accessibility feature.
Magnifier is a screen accessibility tool that enlarges portions of the display, which is visual and not keyboard-specific.
Sticky Keys modifies keyboard behavior so that modifier keys like Shift, Ctrl, and Alt remain latched after a single press, allowing a user to execute multi-key shortcuts sequentially rather than all at once. This is specifically designed to assist users who cannot hold down multiple keys simultaneously due to physical limitations. It is configured in the Ease of Access or Accessibility settings of the operating system.
Character Map is a utility application for inserting special Unicode characters and is not an accessibility feature for keyboard input assistance.
Concept tested: Sticky Keys keyboard accessibility feature configuration
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/make-it-easier-to-use-keyboard-shortcuts-with-sticky-keys-1f9e6e74-7cb7-4e79-ad8e-0e0c0b6b3b8e
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