Basic (12 WPM): Can you re-type these twelve words in red with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 12 words!

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Intermediate (21 words a minute): Can you re-type this paragraph in orange with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 21 words!

H is for Honesty: I understand that I must respect copyright laws and cannot take software from a Chapin owned computer.

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Thirds (31 words a minute): Can you re-type this paragraph in green with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 42 words!

Since a majority of MP3 downloading involves getting music that I did not pay for, I understand that I will not download or transfer MP3 files on a Chapin owned computer. 

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JV (42 words a minute): Can you re-type this paragraph in blue with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 42 words!

A is for Applications: I understand that no one is to install any applications (computer programs such as AppleWorks, Kazaa, Limewire, StuffIt) onto a Chapin owned computer without permission and supervision from the technology Department. I will follow the rule of A.

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Varsity (61 words a minute): Can you re-type this paragraph in purple with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 61 words!

The Chapin School offers its students, faculty and staff the opportunity to use computers on the network in the library, classrooms, labs and offices. Their use entails the same privileges, obligations, and responsibilities that come with using any school facilities. The following policy describes our philosophy and explains some of the specifics of use of the Internet and the school’s computers.

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SuperVarsity (90 words a minute): Can you re-type this paragraph in gray with under 5 errors in 1 minute? It has 90 words!

N is for Being Nice to People and Hardware: As a member of the Chapin Community, I will be nice to people and equipment when I use the computer. Computer know-how at Chapin will increase if we help others and allow others to help us. The rule of N also means to be nice to people when speaking electronically to them or about them. I must also be nice to hardware, e.g. proper opening and closing of laptops as well as in my handling of CD-ROM drives and electrical plugs.

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