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KASS vocab EXAM REV.
KASS vocab final exam review
Question | Answer |
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A computer term meaning to start up the system | Boot |
Any piece of computer equipment that can be touched | Hardware |
Instructions the computer follows to make it function | Software |
The space in or used with the computer where information is stored | Memory |
Smallest unit of information a computer handles | Bit |
1024 bytes | Kilobyte |
Approximately one million bytes | Megabyte |
Approximately one billion bytes | Gigabyte |
Permanent Memory | ROM |
Temporary memory | RAM |
The process of entering text and data | Input |
Information that a computer creates as a result of its processing | Output |
The science of designing machines and working environments to suit human needs | Ergonomics |
Inserted manually to force software to begin a new line | Enter |
Make a duplicate copy of a program, disk, or data | Backup |
A software program that is required to allow the user to access the internet | Browser |
The part of the computer where the arithmetic and logical operations are performed | CPU |
A letter, symbol, or number | Character |
Information | Data |
A function of the software that moves the cursor automatically to the enxt line when the text exceeds the margin | Wordwrap |
The rectangular area in a spreadsheet or database where data is inputted | Cell |
Actual numeric value of data in a cell | Cell Value |
The vertical and horizontal lines on a screen used in spreadsheets and databases | Gridlines |
A verb describing the movement of text or graphics to a different place | Drag |
A picture or image on a computer screen or in a computer file | Graphic |
The hardware where data is stored within a computer server | Hard Drive |
The name given to the graphical operating system produced by Microsoft | Windows |
A list of files, also known as a folder | Directory |
A vertical group of data | Column |
The code that makes up software instructions | Programming Language |
An editing activity where copy is removed from the document and saved to a buffer | Cut |
An editing activity where copy is duplicated and saved to a buffer of memory | Copy |
The part of society that exists in networked computer systems rather than in a physical location | Cyberspace |
An internet address | URL |
An internet site that is designed to find information | Search Engine |
Arranging, changing, and correcting text | Edit |
Electronic Mail | |
Junk Mail | Spam |
Appearance of printed characters | Font |
The computer setting determined by the software developer | Default |
A picture that represents a command, program, or document | Icon |
A list of options | Menu |
Computer hardware that provides visual output | Monitor |
Software feature that allows the user to move through the document | Scroll |
A key that switches the computer back and forth from one function to another | Toggle |
A word processing feature that makes characters disappear as new characters are keyed in | Overtype |
A computer program that is written to cause harm | Virus |
Main circuit board where the RAM chip, ROM chip, and CPU are located | Motherboard |
A low level computer language | Binary Code |
What you see is what you get | Print Preview |
A temporary pocket of memory stored on a RAM chip | Buffer |
To set up a document so it appears the way desired | Format |
To prepare a disk for new information | Format |
A collection of data | Database |
A category in a database | Field |
The items listed in a database regarding one individual or thing | Record |
Timing error in a computer | Glitch |
A network of computers within a building or buildings; local area network | LAN |
To make a window take over the whole screen or become as large as possible | Maximize |
To make a window as small as possible | Minimize |
Helvetic, Times New Roman, Arial, Bernhard are all examples of this | Typeface |
The measure used in determining size of a character used in text | Points |
The first page that comes up when you connect to the internet | Homepage |
To inter data or a data file within a document or within text | Insert |
The large international network of computers which host websites | Internet |
A hardware device with multiple keys/buttons used to input data into a computer | Keyboard |
The paper position that is wider than it is long (11" by 8 1/2") | Landscape |
A paper length that is used for letters and other correspondence | Letter size |
A format command in application softwares that identify/changes the spacing between lines of type | Line spacing |
A page orientation where the page is taller than it is wide (8 1/2" by 11") | Portrait |
A graphic or character placed in front of a line for emphasis | Bullet |
A question used to choose data from a database | Query |
A program within a database used to sort through information | Filter |
A function found in most application softwares that slants the letters of any font | Italicize |
A paper size that is used in the legal profession | Legal Size |
An application software designed to create text documents usually includes formatting tools and editing features | Word Processing |
An application software set up in rows and columns designed to do math | Spreadsheet |
The blank area that frames a document | Margin |
A feature of word processing software that automatically puts in the numeric line identification | Outline Mode |
The number identifying a horizontal row of a spreadsheet or database | Row Heading |
A keyboard function that advances the cursor to a preset location | Tab |
A format in application software that sets up data in rows and columns | Table |
A software feature that lets you see an upclose view of a character or graphic | Zoom |
A type/font style that appears darker | Bold |
An optically readable dist that stores data | CD |
A format feature that automatically places text in horizontal or vertical center | Center |
A key when pressed with another key gives the key anew meaning depending on the software program | Control Key |
A block of information stored on a disk or drive | File |
Text appearing at the bottom of a page throughout the entire document | Footer |
Text appearing at the top of a page throughout the entire document | Header |
A list of mathematical operations used most frequently in spreadsheet softwares. | Formula |
To insert text or graphics form another place like a file or the Internet | Import |
Personal information gathered without their knowing | Spyware |
A set of computers that are connected together by wires, telephone lines, or satellite | Network |
A device that prints text or graphics on paper | Printer |
A device that can read text or graphics printed on paper and translate the information into a form the compute can use | Scanner |
To arrange items in numerical or alphabetic order | Sort |
A graphical image represented as an array of brightness values | Bitmap |
A compression technique for color images | JPEG |
Just one part of the internet network | World Wild Web |
The spelling and grammar of a programming language | Syntax |
A computer that saves information gotten from elsewhere on the internet and makes it available to other computers in its immediate area | Proxy Server |
Numeric address of a machine in the format used on the internet | IP Address |