While working on a document, you want to use keyboard shortcuts to gain time. You believe you remember that the shortcut for copy is Control + C, for paste is Control \( +V \), for cut is Control +X , and for select all is Control + A. Are you right?

Yes, you are correct! Here are the standard keyboard shortcuts for common text editing actions on most Windows and Linux systems: - **Copy:** `Control + C` - **Paste:** `Control + V` - **Cut:** `Control + X` - **Select All:** `Control + A` If you're using a Mac, you'll use the `Command` (⌘) key instead of the `Control` key: - **Copy:** `Command + C` - **Paste:** `Command + V` - **Cut:** `Command + X` - **Select All:** `Command + A` Using these shortcuts can significantly speed up your workflow when editing documents. Keep in mind that some applications might have additional or alternative shortcuts, but these are the most commonly used ones across various programs.