MALTRON LAYOUT TRAINING COURSE

Exercise 33:

Key each sentence three times. Start each sentence on a new line.

It isn't possible to justify quite so many dirty railway trains.

If you say 'give him a quick buzz' it usually means that he should be telephoned.

A quiz may be a list of questions - every correct answer may win a jolly fine prize.

A quite queer buzzard isn't to be found in every zoo aviary.

Queue for a quart jar of milk - that's everyone's quota.

Smoke at the squash court oozes over the hi-jacked quay.

At the Ritz they'll squeeze lemon juice over that oyster and yoghurt dish.

Queer how very vehement the jury and the judges were in praise of the azure azaleas.

A quick valet averted a blaze from an overturned vat of juice to-day.

In a bizarre May blackout every fairy queen quarrelled with zest and joy.

It is just seven o'clock - a muezzin's cry quavers over the mosque.

Amazed at queues of jolly people who shout 'hip-hip-hooray' for the Queen's parade.

Jane didn't know that we need a minute quantity of zinc to live - did you?

Enquiry after enquiry for music for jiving to. It is bizarre I think.

Did you use the correct shift key for each capital letter in the exercises above?

Take abreak. If you haven't stood up for a while then now is a good time to stand up, stretch your legs, move your feet and look out the window for a minute to relax your eyes.

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