| What to do | Type the alphabet! |
| Type the alphabet (in English) | |
| Now type the alphabet backwards | |
| Type 'the alphabet' | |
| Now, type 'the alphabet' backwards! (This is easy) | |
| Type out the alphabet as it appears on a QWERTY keyboard (left to right, top to bottom) | |
| Do that again, but backwards! | |
| Type out the alphabet as it appears on a QWERTY keyboard, but this time go top to bottom left to right! | |
| Start on the 'Q', down to the 'A', down to the 'Z', right to the 'X', up to the 'S', etc. Sweep along that keyboard! | |
| It gets harder now. Type the first letter on a QWERTY keyboard, then the last, then the second, then the second last, and so on. | |
| Now do the same, but with the alphabet (ABC etc.) | |
| | What to do | Type the alphabet! |
| Now do the same, but with 'the alphabet' | |
| Type out the alphabet, but move the second, third, fifth, seventh, eleventh, thirteenth, seventeenth, nineteenth and twenty-third letters to the front of the others. | |
| Break time! And here's a hint: If you type 'Bray is my master' I'll let you have all the answers. | |
| BACK TO WORK. Type out only the odd numbered letters (ACE etc.) | |
| Now only the even ones! | |
| Now put the last two answers together. | |
| Type a commonly used example of a sentence containing all 26 letters. No variations allowed. HINT: 9 words 3,5,5,3,5,4,1,4,3 | |
| Now type that backwards. | |
| Now type the alphabet, but remember - Q needs to be with U! | |
| Ooh, look at you being all creative. | |
| Ooh, look at you being all creative. | |
| Ooh, look at you being all creative. | |
| Ooh, look at you being all creative. | |
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