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Hint
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Answer
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1024 bytes make up one of these.
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Kilobyte
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8 bits make up one of these (a total of eight 1s and 0s)
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Byte
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A type of graph or chart that shows values plotted over TIME.
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Line Chart
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A type of graph/chart that shows values as a PERCENTAGE OF A WHOLE.
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Pie Chart
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A type of graph/chart that shows values plotted HORIZONTALLY OR VERTICALLY.
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Column Chart or Bar Chart
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A type of hard drive that has no moving parts inside of a computer. Ex: Flash drives and thumb drives. These are considered faster and more efficient.
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Solid State Drives
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A type of software that helps people organize information using a series of bubble, circles, shapes, and arrows.
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Concept Mapping Software
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A way to highlight certain cells. (Ex: highlighting passing grades vs. Failing grades).
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Conditional Formatting
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A way to perform a function in Excel. Begins with =
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Formula
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An instruction sent to a computer to run a statement more than once.
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Loop
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Cells that have been given a border.
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Gridline
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Change the magnification here. + or -
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Zoom Slider
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Code used by computers to translate letters and numbers into signals. Code comprised of 1s and 0s.
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Binary Code
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Contains the important features UNDER THE RIBBON TABS. Above the ribbon groups.
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Ribbon Bar
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Hint
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Answer
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Devices for data to be seen by users.
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Output Device
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Devics that allow users to enter data into the computer.
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Input Device
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First program we used this year. We used loops, statements, comments, and variables to produce desired outputs.
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Small Basic
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Found at the end of a file, and they tell the computer what program to use to run or view it. Ex: Word = docx, Excel = xlsx, and PowerPoint = pptx
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File Extension
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Identified by a letter in Excel.
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Column
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Identified by a number in Excel.
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Row
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Identifies the Column and Row that has been selected. Ex: B2
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Name Box
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Lines of code that provide information about what it is doing at a certain statement line. May include contact information, but it is often a memory tool to help editors. Don’t affect the program’s functions or performance.
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Comment
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Lines that make up programs. A computer reads them one at a time
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Statement
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Numerical representation to code letters and characters.
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ASCII Code
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Order from Smallest to Largest: Terabyte, Byte, Gigabyte, Bit, Kilobyte, Megabyte
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Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte
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Replaced with real data when a program is run. They are in all programming, ex: block code, small basic, and Python.
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Variable
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Smallest amount of data read by a computer. Ex: Just 1 or just 0
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Bit
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Software best for creating charts of data and budgets. Ex: Excel
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Spreadsheet Software
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Hint
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Answer
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Software best for creating tri-fold brochures or party invitations. Ex: Publisher
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Desktop Publishing Software
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Software designed to accomplish a SPECIFIC TASK. Ex: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
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Application Software
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Software that includes word processing, spreadsheet, presentations, and databases. It also includes programs like video and photo editing.
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Computer Software
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Software used to RUN the computer. Ex: Windows, Mac OS, Linux, etc...
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System Software
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Sorting out certain data in a cell range.
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Filtering
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The cells that are selected. You can see a green border around them.
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Active Cell
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The place where you can see formulas, or anything typed into a cell
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Formula Bar
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When educators and students can freely and legally use copyrighted work of others.
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Fair Use
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When you give credit to someone this is what you create.
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Citation
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When you organize data alphanumerically either ascending or descending.
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Sorting
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When you use a reference that doesn’t change when you copy and paste it. Hint: $
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Absolute Cell Reference
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Where the name of the file is displayed at the top of the program.
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Title Bar
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Where you can search for help. Search bar.
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Tell Me What To Do
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Worksheets at the bottom. Ex: Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3
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Sheet Tabs
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