Labelled keyboard image description:
standard keyboard with the keys grouped into sections labelled A to I from left to right. Each section corresponds to a finger that would press the keys in that section.
Section A keys are pressed by the left little finger. The keys include the back quote, Tab, Caps Locks, Shift, Control, the number 1, letters Q, A, and Z, and Alt.
Section B keys are pressed by the left ring finger. The keys include the number 2 and letters W, S, and X.
Section C keys are pressed by the left middle finger. The keys include the number 3 and and letters E, D, and C.
Section D keys are pressed by the left index finger. The keys include numbers 4 and 5, and letters R, T, F, G, V, and B.
Section E key is the space bar. The space bar can be pressed by a thumb on either hand.
Section F keys are pressed by the right index finger. These keys include numbers 6 and 7, and the letters Y, U, H, J, N, and M.
Section G keys are pressed by the right middle finger. These keys include the number 8 and the letters I and K, and the comma.
Section H keys are pressed by the right ring finger. These keys include the number 9 and the letters O and L, and the period.
Section I keys are pressed by the right little finger. This includes the rest of the keys on the right side of the keyboard, including the number 0, the hyphen, the equals sign, the delete key, the letter P, the open bracket, the close bracket, the backslash, the semicolon, the apostrophe, the enter key, the forward slash, the shift key, the Alt key, and the Control key.
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The home row keys on the keyboard are A, S, D, and F on the left and J, K, L, and the semicolon (;) on the right.
