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Keys that move the cursor up, down, left or right Click Here to start clock. Then Click Here to reveal question.
Hardware device used to enter letters into the computer Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Calculator portion of the keyboard used to quickly enter numbers and equations Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
A-S-D-FJ-K-L-; Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Used to remove characters to the right of the cursor Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Hardware device used to make paper copies of what is on the computer Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Device used to view images of what is on the computer Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Tool used to move cursor and pointer around screen Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Flashing line that indicates where the action, such as typing on the keyboard, is located on your screen Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Main chip that allows computers to calculate millions of times per second Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
System of connected computers that allows sharing of files and equipment Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Computer that does not rely on any other computer or server to work Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Computer used to store programs/files and then send them to other computers Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Name given to a computer directly connected to the Internet Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Code for the security protection allowing access to a computer or a network Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Special text on a web page that when clicked jumps the user from one place to another Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Term given to network of computers that provide information world-wide Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Introductory screen on a web page Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
The act of sending and receiving information electronically Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Section of the Internet that allows access to text, graphics, sound, video, etc. Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Horizontal divisions in a spreadsheet named with a number Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Vertical divisions in a spreadsheet that are named with an alphabetical letter Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Space at the intersection of a row and a column in a spreadsheet Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Term given to words entered on a spreadsheet Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.
Thick-bordered cell where you enter text or numbers in a spreadsheet Click to start clock. After clock alarms, click to reveal question.