This is where you take a real-world problem and turn it into a plan that can be created by a computer system.

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These are the actions that take place. It can be a mathematical calculation or it could be the movement of an image.

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This is a list of what the user will put into the program. They might be entering data, or clicking buttons.

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In Scratch, this block will move the Sprite to the coordinates entered in the block.

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Links that can be clicked to navigate a website.

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This is a tiny dot or point.

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This is what is used to move to the different webpages of a website.

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In html, this is also called the 'link text'. Give the other term for it.  

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It is one of the oldest and most widely used in creating a webpage.

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Two or more computers connected together to communicate.

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A method of wireless data transmission.

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A device on a network.

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A series of characters that are needed to gain access to a system.

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The layout of a network.

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A computer animation tool that calculates the movements to make them smooth.

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When a bitmap image is enlarge, each pixel gets larger and the image goes blurry.

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An image stored as coordinates and calculations.

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Music that can be heard while images are shown.

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The audio commentary that can be heard while images are shown.

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Expand the following abbreviation or acronym:

ICT

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HTML

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src (HTML)

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Modem

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WAN

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PAN

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LAN

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WWW

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NIC

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Expand the following abbreviation or acronym:

WNIC

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