EEE 360 FINAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
GUIDE WITH SOLUTIONS
◉ CPU/processor.
Answer: The main chip in the computer, also called the brain of the
computer
◉ software.
Answer: programs/applications on the computer
◉ mouse.
Answer: input device on a computer allows the user to point and
click in programs
◉ binary.
Answer: The basic language of computers, made up of ones and
zeros, is called the
◉ printer.
Answer: Miley was allowed to use a free graphics site on the Internet
at school. Which device does she need to use to take a graphic from
this site and glue it to her Science poster
,◉ hardware.
Answer: physical parts of the computer that you can see and touch
◉ Microsoft Windows.
Answer: An example of an operating system
◉ template.
Answer: serves as a starting point for a new document and is pre-
formatted in some way
◉ Text.
Answer: words on a document
◉ bullet points.
Answer: If you are making a list, it may be helpful to use
◉ stand out.
Answer: The text features bold, italics, and underline are used to
make words or phrases
◉ undo arrow.
, Answer: to undo your last action, you can click the
◉ shortcut KEYS.
Answer: control and alt keys
◉ double click the word.
Answer: To select a word that you want to edit in a word processing
document, you could
◉ slide show view.
Answer: When you present a power point or Google Slide show to
the class, it should be in
◉ proofread and edit your document, print preview, check to make
sure it is being sent to the right printer.
Answer: Before you print a document, you should always
◉ How NORAD Santa Tracker originated.
Answer: This Christmas Eve people all over the world will log on to
the official Santa Tracker to follow his progress through U.S. military
radar. This all started in 1955, with a misprint in a Colorado Springs
newspaper and a call to Col. Harry Shoup's secret hotline at the
Continental Air Defense Command
GUIDE WITH SOLUTIONS
◉ CPU/processor.
Answer: The main chip in the computer, also called the brain of the
computer
◉ software.
Answer: programs/applications on the computer
◉ mouse.
Answer: input device on a computer allows the user to point and
click in programs
◉ binary.
Answer: The basic language of computers, made up of ones and
zeros, is called the
◉ printer.
Answer: Miley was allowed to use a free graphics site on the Internet
at school. Which device does she need to use to take a graphic from
this site and glue it to her Science poster
,◉ hardware.
Answer: physical parts of the computer that you can see and touch
◉ Microsoft Windows.
Answer: An example of an operating system
◉ template.
Answer: serves as a starting point for a new document and is pre-
formatted in some way
◉ Text.
Answer: words on a document
◉ bullet points.
Answer: If you are making a list, it may be helpful to use
◉ stand out.
Answer: The text features bold, italics, and underline are used to
make words or phrases
◉ undo arrow.
, Answer: to undo your last action, you can click the
◉ shortcut KEYS.
Answer: control and alt keys
◉ double click the word.
Answer: To select a word that you want to edit in a word processing
document, you could
◉ slide show view.
Answer: When you present a power point or Google Slide show to
the class, it should be in
◉ proofread and edit your document, print preview, check to make
sure it is being sent to the right printer.
Answer: Before you print a document, you should always
◉ How NORAD Santa Tracker originated.
Answer: This Christmas Eve people all over the world will log on to
the official Santa Tracker to follow his progress through U.S. military
radar. This all started in 1955, with a misprint in a Colorado Springs
newspaper and a call to Col. Harry Shoup's secret hotline at the
Continental Air Defense Command
