These are the terms and characters, AND (+) and NOT (-), that are used to narrow down web searches.
What are Boolean operators?
These are computers connected to each other to share hardware and software.
What is a network?
This button erases the character to the left of the cursor.
What is the backspace key?
This almost-hidden button can be found in the lower right-hand corner on the task bar.
keyboard, mouse, barcode scanner
What is an input device?
This acronym for this phrase is URL.
What is a uniform resource locator?
These are the rules of behavior on the internet.
What is netiquette?
This keyboard shortcut creates a new folder.
What is Ctrl + Shift + N?
This is created when a document is saved on Windows.
What is a file?
monitor, speaker, printer
What is an output device?
This is the height at which your computer monitor should be when practicing good ergonomics.
What is eye-level?
This is a small program or piece of code put on a computer that is destructive to the computer or the data.
What is a virus?
This button allows you to take a screen shot.
What is the Print Screen button?
This part of the screen shows the running programs on Windows.
What is the task bar?
What are domains?
In addition to to file size and date created, what is shown in Detail View?
What is the file type?
This is where you type the URL in your browser.
What is the address bar?
This button erases the character to the right of the cursor.
What is the delete key?
This shows the background programs on Windows.
What is the systray?
Apple + macOS, iPhone + iOS, PC + Windows
What is a platform?
This is one binary digit. Eight of these make up one byte.
What is a bit?
This is one binary digit. Eight of these make up one byte.
What is a bit?
This keyboard shortcut makes the selected text bold.
What is Ctrl + B?
These pictures can represent shortcuts, files or folders on a Windows desktop.
What is an icon?
Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome
What is a browser?