More work with arrows
To review, we've learned how to read the next and previous line, and the previous and next letter, but what about using JAWS to repeat the current line. Picture this, you are innocently reading your history homework, when along comes a text from your best friend. They've got this hilarious story to share with you about what a teacher accidentally did in the hallway after class. Laughter ensues, and of course you forget all about what you just read. So, you press the JAWS key plus the up arrow again to refresh your memory.
Let me repeat. Press the JAWS key plus up arrow to hear the current line over and over and over again.
And over and over...
Okay, moving on. What about navigating by words?
To read the next word, hold the control button and press the right arrow. To read the previous word, hold the control button and press the left arrow.
Knowledge Check
Read each question carefully and select the correct answer. Incorrect answers will prompt you to try again.
In the following sentences there is a secret code. Can you find the hidden message. You'll need to navigate to the third word in each phrase. Put those words together and you'll discover the secret message! Don't forget to navigate word by word.
- I teach clever students.
- Tigers are cats, just bigger.
- A soda can is fizzing.
- He can count to over one million.
What is the 4th word in the following sentence?
The baseball game ended with a score of 4 to 10.
What is the word before "zoo" in the sentence below?
We saw lions, tigers, elephants, and other types of exotic animals at the zoo when we visited last month.
What is the word before "cases" in the sentence below?
Traveling during the holidays may involve using a train, getting into a car, boarding a plane at the airport, or in some rare cases, taking a boat or ferry across a body of water.