InDesign 5.5 Missing keyboard shortcuts

I'm using ID5.5 and my keyboard shortcuts aren't listed next to my commands, and the ones I know by heart aren't working. It's like they're missing. My teacher thinks I'm stupid and I can't find how to fix this for a MAC. I've seen a post about Windows, but I am working on a mac.

You saw the keyboard shortcut if are the one that you saved?
See in Menu > Edit > Keyboard shortcut (image below):
Wagner

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I am currently using Final Cut Pro X 10.1.2 on my macbook pro with OS X 10.9.4. It has been a few times that I realized that some keyboard shortcuts are missing from the «default» shortcuts. For example, I'm trying to do a multicam editing, and I saw that the shortcuts for changing camera angles are the number corresponding to the camera (1, 2, 3, 4...). I tried it, but it didn't work, so I went to the customizing interface for the keyboard shortcuts, clicked on the 1 and saw that there is no shortcuts assigned to that key (but it is in the command list)... Maybe I just don't understand how this interface works, but it's still not working and I don't want to enter everything manually, as there are lots of missing shortcuts. I wondered if I could download a file of the shortcuts that I could import to Final Cut? Or maybe I have to activate those shortcuts in a certain way?
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Screen Mode: Preview --- [none defined]
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