Mr. Christensen's Vocabulary Quiz #3e
Matching exercise
 
A unit of computer memory equivalent to one keyboard character. A string of electric pulses (on's and off's) represented by 1’s and 0’s.
Computer machine language using ones and zeros.
A desk accessory found in the menu that allows you to set the level of sound, how fast the insertion point blinks, colors, time, date, etc.
A tiny piece of silicon covered with paths or circuits through which electric pulses move; an integrated circuit.
The feature that automatically moves you down to the next line when the line you’re on is full
To prepare a disk for use on a particular computer (initialize). This erases the disk completely. Disks can be formatted again and again.
Universal Resource Locator. A Web address. Example: http://www.yahoo.com
Graphics Interchange Format. Good for making small files.
Programs which are distributed free on the Internet. If you like the program and use it, you should pay the small fee.
One billion bytes of information. (1024 Megabytes)
To bring a different part of a document into view. Most documents are larger than the viewing area.
Magnetic storage device which holds large quantities (usually megabytes or gigabytes) of data.
A device which takes a picture of piece of paper and then displays that image on the computer screen so that it may be edited
Pronounced jay-peg. Allows you to compress files so that they take up less memory. This is particularly good for graphics online.
Read Only Memory, permanent memory found in the computer or on CD’s. It cannot be changed.
One million bytes of information.
The small box in the lower-right corner of a window containing two squares, which when dragged, changes the size and shap.
What moves on the screen when you move the mouse. It’s most common shape is the “arrow.”
To restart your computer.
Software used to make the computer do something specific. For example: ClarisWorks, HyperStudio, Word, and Print Shop.
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