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Mainframe ✔Correct Answer-Large full-size computer, not for home use (mostly in early years
of computers)

Personal computers ✔Correct Answer-Desktop, or microcomputers, invented in the late-
1970s

Computers of the past ✔Correct Answer-Large, slow, produced a lot of heat, not very reliable

Computers today ✔Correct Answer-Smaller, faster, more reliable, less expensive

Input ✔Correct Answer-Data to be processed

Input devices ✔Correct Answer-Equipment used for inputting data (e.g., a keyboard)

Output devices ✔Correct Answer-Equipment used for outputting data (e.g., printer)

Computer errors ✔Correct Answer-Can be traced back to human errors

GIGO ✔Correct Answer-Garbage in = Garbage out

Network ✔Correct Answer-Linking two or more computers together, thus sharing resources

Hardware ✔Correct Answer-Physical equipment of a computer system

Software ✔Correct Answer-Programs that are used on a computer (e.g., Microsoft Office -
Word, Excel, etc.)

Internet ✔Correct Answer-A world-wide network of networks

Download ✔Correct Answer-Transferring a file from a distant computer to your own
computer

Upload ✔Correct Answer-Transferring a file from your own computer to a distant computer

Homepage ✔Correct Answer-The beginning page of a website

WWW ✔Correct Answer-"Word-wide web"

,A global connection of networks ✔Correct Answer-URL

Uniform resource locater ✔Correct Answer-HTTP

Hypertext transfer protocol ✔Correct Answer-E-mail attachment

A file that travels along with an e-mail message ✔Correct Answer-HTML

Hypertext markup language (for web page design) ✔Correct Answer-Microsecond

Millionth of a second (computer speed) ✔Correct Answer-Nanosecond

Billionth of a second (computer speed) ✔Correct Answer-RAM

Random access memory (work area where info is temporarily stored) ✔Correct Answer-
Device

Equipment for inputting and/or outputting ✔Correct Answer-Media

Material on which data may be recorded ✔Correct Answer-Disk, tape, flash drive

Hard copy ✔Correct Answer-Printout/permanent record of information

Soft copy ✔Correct Answer-Screen output, temporary record of information

Read/write heads ✔Correct Answer-Reading: "playback"

Writing: "recording" ✔Correct Answer-Resolution

Monitor's clarity ✔Correct Answer-Application software

User unique programs (Microsoft Word, Excel) ✔Correct Answer-Operating system

Supervisory programs (Windows) ✔Correct Answer-Word processing

Computer activities primarily involving the manipulation of "text" ✔Correct Answer-Character
enhancements

Bolding, italicizing, underlining ✔Correct Answer-Formatting

Document's appearance ✔Correct Answer-Block movement

Highlighting before performing an action like deleting ✔Correct Answer-Word wrap

,Cursor automatically goes back to the beginning of a line ✔Correct Answer-Spreadsheet

Electronic grid (columns and rows) for working with primarily numeric data ✔Correct Answer-
Cell

Single location on a spreadsheet ✔Correct Answer-Label

An identifier (such as a heading) ✔Correct Answer-Column

Vertical area (column A, column B, etc) ✔Correct Answer-Row

Horizontal area (row 1, row 2, etc) ✔Correct Answer-Formula

Math expressions on spreadsheets using symbols like */^+- ✔Correct Answer-Replication

Copying cells ✔Correct Answer-Recalculation

Contents of a cell in a formula changed, results changed accordingly ✔Correct Answer-Bit

Binary digit (0 and 1) where zero stands for electricity off and one for electricity on ✔Correct
Answer-Byte

A set of adjacent bits operated on as a unit ✔Correct Answer-Binary

A 2-digit number system ✔Correct Answer-EBCDIC

Eight-bit coding system ✔Correct Answer-ASCII

A 7-bit coding system ✔Correct Answer-Microprocessor

Entire computer on a chip ✔Correct Answer-Root directory

Main directory of a drive ✔Correct Answer-Directory

Subdivision of the root ✔Correct Answer-Field

Smallest unit of data to be processed (name field, age field) ✔Correct Answer-Record

Group of related fields ✔Correct Answer-File

Group of related records ✔Correct Answer-Database

Group of interrelated files ✔Correct Answer-File extension

, Shows type of file (.wd for Word document) ✔Correct Answer-Primary

Short-term storage ✔Correct Answer-Secondary

Long-term storage ✔Correct Answer-Save

Transfer a file from primary to secondary ✔Correct Answer-Save as

Allows user to give a new name to an existing file ✔Correct Answer-Software pack

comprises a collection of updates, fixes, or enhancements to a software program in a single
installable package ✔Correct Answer-Graphics card

a printed circuit board that controls the output to a display screen ✔Correct Answer-Analog

a computer that operates with numbers represented by directly measurable quantities (such as
voltages or rotations) ✔Correct Answer-Peripheral

able to be attached to and used with a computer, although not an integral part of it ✔Correct
Answer-considered as a unit of memory size

American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a set of digital codes representing letters,
numerals, and other symbols, widely used as a standard format in the transfer of text between
computers ✔Correct Answer-Computer programs

a collection of instructions that performs a specific task when executed by a computer
✔Correct Answer-Mosaic

the first multimedia browser for the web ✔Correct Answer-Worm

a standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other
computers ✔Correct Answer-Machine language

a computer programming language consisting of binary or hexadecimal instructions that a
computer can respond to directly ✔Correct Answer-Phishing

the fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order
to induce individuals to reveal personal information ✔Correct Answer-Duplex printing

printing of a sheet of paper on both sides automatically ✔Correct Answer-Virus

a piece of code that is capable of copying itself and typically has a detrimental effect, such as
corrupting the system or destroying data ✔Correct Answer-Security holes

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