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Tech Terms
Internet
Hardware
Gmail
Internet II
100
Wireless connection to the internet.
What is WiFi
100
World wide web.
What is WWW.
100
Shows the computer output.
What is a monitor.
100
To sign out of Gmail, you'll first need to click this first.
What is your email address.
100
To transfer data from one computer to another.
What is Download.
200
Stands for gigabyte, contains about one billion bytes and is used to measure RAM.
What is GB.
200
The web address, also called address bar.
What is URL
200
Used to input information into a computer.
What is keyboard.
200
An optional block of text that appears at the end of every email you send
What is Signature.
200
The most popular search engine.
What is Google.
300
Random access memory, used to temporarily store data until it is needed whenever your computer performs calculations.
What is RAM
300
Shows the web address, also called a URL.
What is address bar.
300
The data center of the computer, where the software is installed and also where your documents and other files are stored.
What is hard drive.
300
Used to respond to all recipients of an email.
What is Reply to all.
300
Stands for Sales Promotion and Marketing, also known as unwanted mail.
What is SPAM
400
A cable used to connect the computer to the internet.
What is ethernet cable.
400
Most browsers have a built-in one, used to perform web searches.
What is Search bar
400
The Central Processing Unite, located on the mother board, is the brain of the computer, and its job is to carry out commands.
What is CPU.
400
To get to your mail settings, you'll first need to click this.
What is the gear icon.
400
Tells the browser to load the page again.
What is reload.
500
A technology for wireless communications over short distances.
What is bluetooth
500
A software application for retrieving, presenting, and receiving information resources on the World Wide Web
What is Browser.
500
The computer's main circuit board.
What is mother board.
500
The icon that indicates you have an attachment.
What is paper clip.
500
Used to bring you back to a website or other site you may want to return to.
What is bookmark.