This can be moved up or down to see the contents of a window.

Lists the programs and commonly used folders in a computer.

You use the search box to find programs and files in a computer.

The close button lets you hide a window.

This item is known as the ______ button.

This item is known as the ______ button.

This item is known as the ______ button.

This item is known as the ______ button.

Appears at the left side of the title bar. It has commands that are often used while we work on our documents.

Is found at the top of the window. It shows the name of the document followed by the name of the program.

Is found at the top of the window. It is directly below the title bar and contains tabs with related commands grouped together.

Is our working area. It appears below the Ribbon and displays what the document is about.

Is a small blinking vertical line. It shows where the text will be put or where objects will be moved.

Are the bars that are seen at the right side and bottom of the document window. They allow us to move the document up or downward left and right.

Appears at the bottom of the program window. It shows the information about our documents such as pages, numbers of words, etc.

It appears at the right side of the title bar. Allows you to close, hide or restore window.

This button, when clicked, makes the window occupy the entire monitor or screen.

This button, when clicked, hides the window from the desktop. The window becomes a button on the taskbar.

This button, when clicked, returns the window to its previous size.

This button, when clicked, closes the window.

Keyboard is used to type letters, numbers and symbols. It looks like a typewriter, but it has more keys that can do more work.

Consists of letters of the alphabet and the number 0-9.

It also consists of special symbols.

This part of the keyboard allows you to type and enter letters, numbers and special symblols.

Consist of the numbers 0-9.

It also consists of math symbols.

What will you press before working with numeric keypad?

Four keys together at the bottom right side of your keyboard.

They are used for pointing up, down, left and right.

It moves the cursor around.

The arrow keys are also called cursor keys.

This the blinking line that you see on your screen.

Are labeled with an F and numbers 1-12.

They are used to enter commands quickly.

Pressing this key will make all letters you type big or capital letters.

This key is used to capitalize a letter. Hold down this key while pressing the letter to capitalize it.

This key allows you to move down the next line when you are typing words. Pressing this key also gives a blank line.

This is the longest key on the keyboard. It is used to put a space between words.

This key allows you to erase the letter or number to the left of the cursor.

This is used to erase the letter or number perform specific functions.

This key is usually used with other keys to perform specific functions.

This key is used to exit or leave a program quickly. It also lets you stop working on a part of a program and go back to the beginning.

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

F2

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

E

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

4

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

F

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

F7

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

7

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

C

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

8

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

F12

Look at the keys below. Click A in the box if the key is an alphanumeric key, F if it is a function key, and N if it is a numeric key.

J

Deletes the letter to the left of the cursor.

J

Capitalizes letters

Puts a space between words

Lets you go to the next line

Lets you exit a program quickly

Click the START BUTTON when you want to open a window.

Click the close button if you want to minimize the window.

Maximizing a window allows you to make a full use of the monitor screen.

You can maximize a window by clicking on the Maximize button.

You can make a window go back to its original size after it has been closed.

Double headed arrow tells you that you can already resize the window.

Name the button.

Name the button.

Name the button.

Name the button.

Ctrl means delete.

Escape key will close the opened window.

Caps Lock key will make all the letters you type big or capital letters.

The numeric keypad has letter F and numbers 1-12.

The keyboard is used to type letters, numbers and symbols.

Let’s you view more of its contents.

Let’s you work on another window.

  This will exit the program.

Match the picture to its name:

Undo

Match the picture to its name:

Cut

Match the picture to its name:

New Blank Document

Match the picture to its name:

Save

Match the picture to its name:

Copy

Allows you to work on another window.

Allows you to make a full use of the monitor screen and view more of its contents.

Make the window go back to its original size.

This involves exiting a program.