Computer Basics
Fixing Mistakes
Files and Extentions
Downloading, uploading, and Software
100

This is the very first step to using a computer. 

What is turning it on?

100

This command can reverse your last change.

What is undo?

100

The three- or four-letter identifier at the end of a file name is called this.

What is a file extension?

100

Receiving a file from the internet to your computer is called this.

What is downloading?


200

The flashing vertical line that shows where you can type text is called this.

What is the cursor (or insertion point)?

200

The keyboard shortcut for Undo on Windows is this.


What is Ctrl+Z?

200

The extension for a Word document is usually this.

What is .docx (or .doc for older versions)?


200

Sending a photo from your computer to Facebook is an example of this.


What is uploading?

300

This term describes the process of a computer starting up.

What is booting up?

300

This command will cancel an Undo and restore what you just undid.

What is Redo?


300

This extension belongs to a digital photo file.


What is .jpg or .jpeg?


300

Programs available at no cost are sometimes called freeware or this Latin word meaning 'without charge.'

What is gratis?

400

On a laptop, this device replaces the mouse.


What is a trackpad? 

400

Most programs keep track of your last several changes as long as the program is still this.


What is open?

400

This type of file is for audio and often used for music.


What is .mp3?

400

Software where the source code is available for anyone to see or modify is called this.

What is open source?

500

Icons, menus, and windows are all part of this main screen you see when a computer starts up.

What is the desktop?

500

Name two different types of programs (other than word processors) that use the Undo function.


What are image editors, email clients, or file-management programs?

500

These files are primarily for viewing, preserve formatting, and end with .pdf.

What are PDF files?


500

One advantage of PDF files is that they preserve this, making them look the same on any device.


What is formatting?