One of the most important components of personal computer hardware is ____, which stores instructions and data.

An example of an output device is a ____.

Antivirus software protects against which of the following types of malware?

An electronic ____ is an application you use to perform numeric calculations and to analyze and present numeric data.

In Excel, the electronic spreadsheet you work in is called a ____.

In Excel, a worksheet is contained in a file called a ____.

You can use predesigned, formatted files called ____ to create new worksheets quickly

You can use a spreadsheet to ____ by using variable values to investigate and sample different outcomes.

____ below the worksheet grid let you switch from sheet to sheet in a workbook.

All Excel formulas begin with the ____.

The Excel operator for exponent is ____.

The Excel operator for division is ____.

If cell A1 contained 10, cell A2 contained 2 and cell A3 contained =A1/A2, what would cell A3 show on the worksheet?

If cell A1 contained 10, cell A2 contained 2 and cell A3 contained =A1^A2, what would cell A3 show on the worksheet?

A(n) ____ is a built-in formula that uses arguments to calculate information.

To quickly jump to the first cell in a worksheet press ____.

Possible paper orientations for printing a worksheet are landscape and ____.

The ____ option helps fit the data on a single page without making changes to individual margins.

You can use the ____ slider on the status bar to enlarge your view of specific areas of your worksheet.

In the formula =D1+C1/F3, which calculation will be performed first?

All functions begin with the formula prefix ____.

In Excel, MAX and AVERAGE are examples of ____.

You can create an absolute cell reference by placing a ____ in front of both the column letter and the row number of the cell address.

Which of the following items can you import into a presentation?

The default view that PowerPoint opens in is called ____ view.

On the Ribbon, each set of primary commands is identified by a(n) ____.

The blinking vertical line that indicates where your text will appear when you type is called the ____.

When you are typing in a text placeholder, which feature decreases the font size in order to fit the text in the placeholder?

With PowerPoint, you can import text, photographs, numerical data, and facts from files created in such programs as ____.

A content placeholder can be used to insert all of the following EXCEPT ____.

Themes are found on the ____ tab.

____ view displays your presentation on the whole computer screen.

Which of the following views has no View Shortcuts button?

Tom wants to change the overall look of the slides, so he chooses a new ____.

The Header and Footer dialog box has which of the following tabs?

Which element of the Word program window is used to quickly enlarge and decrease the size of the document?

Which Word feature causes red and green wavy lines to appear under words as you type?

Which key is used to remove the character before the insertion point?

Which feature in Word automatically corrects typos, minor spelling errors, and capitalization as you type?

The first time you save a document, which screen appears?

“Drag and drop” describes what operation?

What is the keyboard shortcut for saving a document?

What is the keyboard shortcut for pasting text?

What is the keyboard shortcut for cutting text?

Which command do you use to display two open documents at the same time?

Which feature would you use to correct words that you frequently misspell as you type?

Which feature can you use to find and insert a synonym for an overused word?

A discussion in which a group of people communicate by typing messages to each other online simultaneously.

An electronic collection of information, such as a letter, video, or app, stored on your computer that has a unique name, which distinguishes it from other files.

The technology that makes it possible for you to send and receive messages through the Internet.

The TV-like peripheral device that displays the output from the computer.

Hardware or software that prevents other computers on the internet from accessing a computer or prevents a program on a computer from accessing the internet

People who create malicious computer programs sometimes to steal or damage your data or hardware or assume your identity.

A network of connected computers and computer networks located around the world; the largest network in the world.

A wireless technology standard that allows electronic devices to use short range radio waves to communicate with one another or connect to the internet; the radio waves can be transmitted around corners and through walls.

A pointing device that has a rolling ball on its underside and two or more buttons for clicking commands; you control the movement of the pointer by moving the entire mouse around on your desk.

The peripheral computer component that produces a hard copy of text or graphics processed by the computer onto a sheet of paper.

Unwanted email that arrives from unsolicited sources. Also called junk email.

Alliance to describe networks connected using a standard radio frequency established by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; frequently referred to as Wi-fi.

A type of sub-notebook computer that is primarily designed to allow users to access the internet and check email.

A handheld computer used to make and receive phone calls, maintain an address book, electronic appointment book, calculator, and notepad, play music, take photos, or video and perform some of the functions as a PC such as word processing.

Uses laser technology to store data in the form of tiny pits or bumps on the reflective surface of spinning polycarbonate disc. To access the data, a laser illuminates the data path while a read head interprets the reflection.

A camera that captures digital video images using a computer.

Aligns the selected text or line to justify the screen

Copy the selected text

Italic highlighted selection

Insert hyperlink

Bold highlighted selection

Open find box

Select ALL contents of the page

Paste