| Question | Answer |
| 1. What is the name of the object that you use to move your cursor? | mouse
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2. Machine that collects data, stores documents, and we take a class for. | computer
| 3. To remove or erase text. | delete
| 4. The home screen on your computer in which all of your icons are found. | desktop
| 5. A type of file that is used to hold text. | document of word document
| 6. An application used to organize charts, hold cells, and figure out problems. | Microsoft Excel
| 7. An application used to hold text and write reports. | Microsoft Word
| 8. An application used to show slides showing pictures and other information. | Microsoft PowerPoint
| 9. An application used to create brochures, cards, and other informational pamphlets. | Microsoft Publisher
| 10. A board of keys that is a primary device for a computer. | Keyboard
| 11. A tiny digital pointer that moves around on the screen to show what you are clicking on. | Cursor
| 12. The set of keys used to unlock your computer to log on. | Ctrl, Alt, Delete
| 13. The set of numbers or dots that help you organize your information. | Bullets and Numbering
| 14. The style of your words. Default is Times New Roman. | Font
| 15. The way to get to an application faster than using your mouse. | Shortcut
| 16. How large or small your text is. | Font Size
| 17. The art you can use and you don’t have to have a bibliography for on Word. | Clip Art
| 18. The place you put an icon you want to delete that is on your desktop. | Recycle
| 19. The machine you use to bring your digital work into the real world. | Printer
| 20. The bar you press to go up and down on a document. | Scroll Bar
| 21. The application you use to search things. | Internet
| 22. The machine that your computer wouldn’t be able to run without. | CPU
| 23. The button you press to make text thicker. | Bold
| 24. The button you press to make text slant. | Italics
| 25. The button you press to make text look like a title. | Underline
| 26. The name for the shortcut key Ctrl-S. | Save
| 27. The button you press to add numbers in an Excel document. | Formula
| 28. The space on each side of a page. | Margin
| 29. The key you press to make a letters uppercase. | Caps Lock
| 30. The key you press to use the number keypad on the side of your keyboard. | Number Lock
| 31. The piece of glass that shows you the digital world of your computer. | Monitor
| 32. The name of the button that turns your computer off. | Shut Down
| 33. The name of the button that sends your cursor to the end of a line. | End
| 34. The name of the shortcut key Ctrl-N. | New Document
| 35. The name of the button you press to check for spelling and grammar errors. | Spell Check
| 36. This icon tells you how many words you have in a document. | Word Count
| 37. The group of underlined phrases that when clicked on, send you to a web page. | Link
| 38. The name of the address that tells you where you are on the internet. | Url
| 39. The name of the key that indents your paragraph when pressed. | Tab
| 40. The name of the buttons that send you up and down the page without using the scroll bar. | Page Up and Page Down |
