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| Where do you go to change line spacing - specifically anywhere you hit enter in your document * |
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| What are you doing when you cut & paste something in a document? * |
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| How can data loss occur? * |
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| File is accidentally deleted, lost, stolen or destroyed |
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| Best input device for characters/numbers |
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| Best input device for audio/sound |
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| Best input device for images/graphics |
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| Best input device for paper with writing |
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| Which is considered more permanent, memory or storage? * |
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| What type of storage has grown in popularity over the past few years? * |
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| Which best describes how a hard drive writes files to be saved? * |
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| The read/write heads write the files to the platters using magnetic technology |
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| How do you want your slides to advance if you are speaking during the viewing of your PowerPoint presentation? * |
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| What application/program is most commonly used to create presentations? * |
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| Which storage technology uses sensors to read differences in physical properties (pits or bumps) that represent binary code the computer can read? * |
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| What do you call the tool in a word processor that allows you to take a list and make a personalized letter or document from that list without having to type the document over and over |
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| What do you call a collection of related information that is stored on a computer and has a unique |
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| Hard drive, usb flash drive, CDs/DVDs are all examples of what? * |
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| What type application would you use to type a 20 page research paper? * |
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| The physical part of the computer that are often "inside the box" |
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| The written instructions for a computer that perform a specific task or funciton |
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| The person to writes the instructions for a computer |
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| Hardware that adds a feature to a computer and is connected by a cable or wirelessly |
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| What values are recognized by digital computers? * |
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| What are the primary functions that a word processing program is specifically designed to accomplish? |
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| Writing documents, editing, formatting, printing |
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| Where will you find the status bar in an application? * |
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| In the application workspace |
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| What do you call a pre-formatted version of a document? * |
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| How do sound cards process sound? * |
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| Analog sound is converted to digital form the computer can understand. |
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| What are the boxes that hold space for text and graphics on slide layouts called? * |
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| Columns, styles, color themes, pictures, borders, tables, text boxes are all examples of what * |
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| What are the benefits of choosing a productivity suite rather than a stand alone program |
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| You typically save money, the programs are easy to learn because they whare many of the same icons and are used in a similar way |
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| What does BIOS stand for and where is it located? * |
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| Basic Input Output System that give the computer startup instructions and are stored on the ROM |
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| What are the 4 operations of digital computers |
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| Input, Processing, Output & Storage |
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| What application would you use to make a presentation for a class? * |
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| What is horizontal software? * |
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| Software that is broad and can be used by students, business people, just about anyone |
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| Why do programmers copyright protect their software applications? * |
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| To protect the value of their product and pay for the costs of development, production & marketing |
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| What tool in a word processing application starts a new line when you get to your right hand margin? * |
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| Where do you go in PowerPoint to add animations to all slides in a presentation without editing each |
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| What can you do in the animations pane? * |
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| Change timings, effects, triggers (how slides advance) add animations |
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| What are default settings? * |
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| The settings of a software application when it is first installed |
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| Which portable storage medium uses technology similar to a solid state disk? * |
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| What view do you use to setup your own theme and apply animations to all slides in a presentation by setting them up once? * |
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| What output devices is best for text & still images |
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| What output device is best for music & other audio |
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| What output device is best for moving images & text |
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| Allows the user to use the computer and make personalized changes to things like the desktop |
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| Allows the user to maintain the computer |
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| Allows users to accomplish specific tasks |
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| Allows users to communicate with one another electronically |
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| Gmail is an example of what type of application software? * |
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| What is a template with preset colors and graphics in PowerPoint called? * |
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| What type of application allows you to BEST create professional documents with advanced graphic elements? * |
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| Desktop Publishing Application |
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| Acts as a temporary work space for the processor |
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| Gives the computer startup instructions |
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| Where the operating system, applications and files are stored |
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| The part of the computer that does the calculations and comparisons |
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| Physically connects all the parts of the computer including the peripherals |
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| Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari are all examples of what? * |
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| Software that is released to a limited number of users prior to final release is called what * |
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| Where do you typically find product documentation and help assistance for most software purchased |
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| On the company website or within the help module |
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| Why are solid state disks becoming so popular for use in PCs? * |
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| They are faster and more reliable because they have no moving parts. |
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| What is the most popular and most reliable form of archive storage in use today? * |
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| Which is best definition of data decay? * |
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| Loss of reliability of backup data over time |
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| Why is it recommended that you backup your files? * |
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| To reduce the impact of data loss should it occur |
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