Google Docs
What is Google Docs?
This word-processing app in Google Workspace is used to type essays, create reports, and format text documents.
What is Google Drive?
This cloud storage tool acts as your digital binder, holding all your Google Docs, Slides, and files in one place.
What are the "F" and "J" keys?
These two keys on the home row have small raised bumps or ridges to help your fingers find their resting position without looking.
What is Google Slides?
This Google Workspace program is used to build visual slideshows and digital presentations.
What is a Digital Citizen?
Using technology safely, responsibly, and respectfully both in school and online is known as being a good one of these.
What is the toolbar (or formatting bar)?
To change how your text looks in a Google Doc—such as making it bold, underlined, or changing its size—you use this top menu bar feature.
What are folders?
To keep your Google Drive organized and prevent it from becoming messy, you can create these to group related files together.
What is the Home Row?
This row of keys on the keyboard—where your fingers should rest before you start typing—includes A, S, D, F, J, K, L, and semicolon.
What is a slide?
To add a new screen to your presentation in Google Slides, you click the plus (+) button or press Ctrl + M to insert one of these.
What is Personal Information?
Examples of this sensitive information include your home address, phone number, passwords, and full name, which should never be shared online. ssional who writes lines of instructions (code) to build computer apps, video games, or websites works in this field.
What is undo?
If you make a mistake while typing or editing a document, you can press Ctrl + Z to perform this action.
What is the Search Bar?
If you can't locate a document in your Google Drive, you can use this tool at the top of the screen to search by file name or keyword.
What is touch typing
Typing without looking down at the keyboard or your hands is known as this skill.
What are transitions?
Visual effects added when moving from one slide to the next during a presentation are called this.
What is a Digital Footprint?
The trail of data, posts, search history, and activity you leave behind whenever you use the internet is called this
What is the "Share" button?
To let a classmate or teacher view, leave comments on, or edit your document, you click this prominent blue button in the top right corner. is the "Share" button?
What is "Shared with me"?
To find files that a classmate or teacher shared with you directly, you should click on this section on the left sidebar of Google Drive.
What is Words Per Minute?
When measuring how fast you type, the abbreviation WPM stands for this phrase.
What is a Theme?
To change the color palette, fonts, and background style for your whole presentation at once, you can apply a pre-made one of these.
What is Cyberbullying?
Using digital tools or social media to bully, harass, or make someone feel unsafe is known by this term.
What is Google Drive?
Unlike saving a file manually on a flash drive, Google Docs automatically saves your changes to this cloud storage service every few seconds
What is the Trash (or Bin)?
If you accidentally delete a file from your Google Drive, you can recover it by visiting this location before it gets permanently removed.
What is the right pinky finger?
You should use this specific finger on your right hand to press the Enter or Return key while keeping proper posture.
What is an animation?
If you want an individual image or text block to fade in or pop up when clicked on a slide, you add this effect.
What is a password?
Combining uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols creates a strong example of this security feature.