Files & Folders
This helps you keep files organized on your computer.
What is a folder?
This shows pictures, videos, and your desktop.
What is a monitor?
This small device stores and moves files between computers.
What is a USB/ thumb drive?
You use this website to look up information online.
What is a search engine/ Google/ Bing?
The screen you see when your computer first turns on.
What is a desktop/ desktop screen?
This term describes a single document, picture, or video saved on your device.
What is a file?
You use this to point, click, and move things on the screen.
What is a mouse/touchpad?
You can open files on a USB drive by doing this.
What is double-clicking?
You type your question here when searching online.
What is a search bar?
The small pictures you click to open programs.
What are icons?
When you delete a file, it first goes here before being permanently erased.
What is the Recycle Bin?
You type words and numbers with this.
What is a keyboard?
Always do this before pulling out your USB drive.
What is safely eject it?
Clicking one of these takes you to a new website.
What is a link/ hyperlink?
This button starts up your computer or wakes it up.
What is the power button?
Adding these to a file name helps you remember when or what it’s about.
What are topics or dates?
This part lets you hear sounds from the computer.
What are speakers?
You plug your USB drive into this.
What is a USB port?
You should check this to make sure a site is real and safe.
What is a website address/ URL?
This is the bar that shows opened and pinned programs at the bottom of your screen.
What is a taskbar?
These can be placed inside a folder to organize files already within the folder.
What are subfolders?
This is the main part of the computer that stores information and runs programs.
What is a CPU/ system unit/ computer tower?
These can harm your USB if you plug it into an unsafe computer.
What are viruses?
You can find different pages on a website by checking this part of a website.
What is a navigation menu?
You click this to open your list of programs and settings.
What is the Start Menu?