Which shortcut key opens the My Computer properties?
Correct answer A. Win + Pause
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Keyboard Shortcuts MCQs are multiple-choice questions on the key combinations used in Windows and in Microsoft Office programs such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Every question on MCQs360 shows the correct answer instantly, so you can test and reinforce your memory of each shortcut as you practise.
Correct answer A. Win + Pause
Correct answer D. Win + E
Correct answer C. Ctrl + Shift + Esc
Correct answer D. Ctrl + Esc
Correct answer C. Ctrl + U
Correct answer A. F1
Correct answer A. Ctrl + N
Correct answer C. Ctrl + O
Correct answer D. Ctrl + Alt + Delete
Correct answer C. Alt + Tab
Correct answer C. Print Screen
Correct answer B. CTRL+F10
Correct answer B. Shift + Delete
Correct answer C. F2
Correct answer A. F5
Correct answer B. WinKey + D
Correct answer C. Windows
Correct answer A. Un-minimise all applications
Correct answer D. Find Computers
Correct answer A. Lock Desktop
Windows questions cover shortcuts using the Windows key, such as opening File Explorer, locking the computer, minimising all windows and opening accessibility settings, as well as older shortcuts from versions such as Windows XP. Office questions focus mainly on Excel: editing a cell, entering the current date, applying number formats such as date, time and comma style, selecting a whole row or column, inserting a new worksheet, using AutoSum and creating a chart. Word and PowerPoint questions cover removing character formatting, splitting a table, opening the Font dialog box and opening a presentation. A few questions ask about general keys such as Esc.
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Shortcut questions are common in the computer sections of PPSC, FPSC, NTS and KPPSC tests for clerical and data entry posts in Pakistan, in SSC and IBPS exams in India, and in Bangladesh bank and office assistant recruitment.
Common Windows key shortcuts include Windows + E to open File Explorer, Windows + L to lock the computer, Windows + D to show the desktop and Windows + M to minimise all windows. Examiners ask these often because they work across most Windows versions.
Open Excel and try each shortcut as you study it, grouping them by task such as formatting numbers, selecting cells and inserting sheets. Then practise MCQs to check recall, and revise the ones you confuse, such as Ctrl + Space and Shift + Space.
Last reviewed October 2026