Ict 2 Flashcards
1
Q
Keep ______ and _______ away from equipment.
A
Food
Drink
2
Q
Always use a _______ touch when working with the mouse, keyboard, or other hardware.
A
Light
3
Q
Secure ______ from traffic areas.
A
Cords
4
Q
Avoid blocking ___ _____ to prevent overheating.
A
CPU fan
5
Q
The use of disk, CDs or other devices brought from home is ___________.
A
Prohibited
6
Q
Do not adjust the _________ without the teacher’s permission.
A
Monitor
7
Q
Follow the ___________ ______ _____________ outlined in your student agenda.
A
Acceptable Use Policy
8
Q
According to the handbook, computer use is a ___________.
A
Privilege
9
Q
When keyboarding your wrists should be __________.
A
Straight
10
Q
___________ is the foundation of everything you learn in Ict
A
Typing
11
Q
Gwam stands for _______ _______ ____ ____________.
A
Gross words a minute
12
Q
Your feet should be _____ when keyboarding.
A
Flat
13
Q
Is it important to practice proper keyboarding techniques?
A
Yes
14
Q
The home row keys for the left hands are: ,,,.
A
A,S,D,F
15
Q
The home row keys for the right hand are:,,,.
A
H,j,k,l.
16
Q
The index finger on the right hand types the ,,,,,,,.
A
6,7,y,u,h,j,n,m
17
Q
When you position the keyboard in front of you, it should have the _ and _ keys should be centered to your body.
A
G
H
18
Q
The middle finger on the right hand types the ,,,. Keys
A
8,I,k,
19
Q
Be sure to keep your fingers on the ______ keys.
A
Home
20
Q
Always keep your _____ on the copy/monitor.
A
Eyes
21
Q
Keep your _______ off the table or keyboard frame.
A
Wrists
22
Q
Sit up ______ in your chair while keyboarding.
A
Straight
23
Q
________ is a way to send and receive messages across the internet.
A
24
Q
You can send email messages to __________ ________ at once.
A
Multiple people
25
An _______ _________ _______ is used to store contact information for the people you contact frequently
Online address book
26
The ______ is where you'll view and manage emails you receive.
Inbox
27
Use the ___ field to enter message recipients.
To:
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Cc stands for _______ ______.
Carbon copy
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The _____ is where the actual text of the email is entered.
Body
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When you are satisfied with your message, you will click _____ to send the message to the recipients.
Send
31
An ___________ is a file, like an image or document, that is sent along with the email message.
Attachment
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Your ______ is where received messages will appear.
Inbox
33
You can delete any mail by moving it to the ______.
Trash
34
Whenever you receive an email, you can use the _____ command to respond to the person who sent you the message.
Reply
35
Whenever you want to share an email you received with another person, you can use the _______ command.
Forward
36
_________ is a set of rules and guidelines that people use to communicate more effectively.
Etiquette
37
Include a ________, such as "Dear Amelia."
Greeting
38
Writing in ____ ________ is equivalent to shouting online.
All Capitals
39
Spam is another term for ______ _______.
Junk email
40
What are the three view available in DreamWeaver?
Split
Design
Code
41
The _______ pane allows you to change your font style, change to headings and paragraphs, change font color, change text alignment, and even apply bold and italics.
Properties
42
What steps do you follow to add a colored background to your web page?
In the properties pane, background color
43
Describe the steps you need to follow to insert a picture that you already have saved on your computer.
Go to insert pane, common tab, click on the image button (looks like a tree)
44
What does the button that allows us to preview our web page from DreamWeaver?
Earth
45
The software we use to create spreadsheets is called
Microsoft excel
46
Rows are identified by
Numbers
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Columns are identified by
Letters
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Excel is a software that makes it easy for us to
Do calculations
49
What is meant by cell address?
The coordinates of the cell
50
Define active cell
The cell that is currently selected
51
Any time you want to enter a calculation into a spreadsheet, the first thing you must type is
=
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What tool can we use to copy our formulas to new cells (without having to retype the formula)?
Fill handle
53
workers promote health and wellness. They diagnose and treat injuries and diagnose. You could also work in a laboratory to get information used in research or provide administrative support by keeping medical records.
Health science
54
workers work on buildings and other structures. This includes highways, bridges, houses, and buildings. You might create the designs or plans for new structures. Or, you might use the plans to build it or manage the workers on the project.
Architecture and Construction
55
workers help pass and enforce the law. You could work in national, state, or local government. You will find almost every type of occupation within the government, including some jobs that are only found within government.
Government and public administration
56
workers produce agricultural goods. This includes food, plants, animals, fabrics, wood, and crops. You might work on a farm, ranch, dairy, orchard, greenhouse, or plant nursery. You could also work in a clinic or laboratory as a scientist or engineer.
Agriculture,food, and natural resources
57
workers help businesses sell products. You might advertise and promote products so customers want to buy them. Or, you might sell products and services to customers.
Marketing, Sales, and Service
58
workers use creativity and their talents on the job. You might work for an audience as a performer or artist. This includes painters, dancers, sculptors, actors, and singers. Or, you might work behind the scenes to make a performance successful.
Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications
59
Education and training workers guide and train people. As a teacher, you could influence young lives. For example, you could lead training to employees in a business. Or you could work as a university or college professor for undergraduate or graduate students.
Education and Training
60
workers move people and products by road, air, rail, and water.you might work behind the scenes to make sure the products and people get to the right place on time.
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics
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workers help individual and families meet their personal needs. You might work in a government office, hospital, nonprofit agency, nursing home, spa, hotel, or school. Or, you might work in your own home.
Human services
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Other workers provide legal services to people who commit crimes. For example, you might monitor activities within a prison, advise clients of their legal rights, or research legal procedures to support court cases.
Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
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workers help people enjoy vacations and entertainment activities. For example, you might manage operations of a college cafeteria, guide high school students on a trip to Spain, or rent equipment at a recreation center.
Hospitality and Tourism
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workers keep track of money. They could maintain financial records or give advice to business executives on how to operate their businesses.
Finance
65
Some information technology workers support and manage computer hardware. For example, you might make sure the networks are working or manage a network that links people across the world. Or, you might support others and answer questions about specific software or hardwa
Information technology
66
workers do scientific research in laboratories or the field. Others plan or design products and systems.
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
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workers give the support needed to make a business run. You might check employee time records or train new employees. Or, you might work as a top executive and provide the overall direction for a company or department.
Business, Management, and Administration
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Manufacturing workers work with products and equipment. You might design a new product, decide how the product will be made, or make the product. You might work on cars, computers, appliances, airplanes, or electronic devices.
Manufacturing
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HTML stands for
Hypertext Markup Language
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Directions
Label the parts on the excel window (picture)
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1.
Title bar
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2.
Tabs
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3.
Name box
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4.
Ribbon
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5.
Formula bar
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6.
Active cell
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7.
Sheet tabs
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8.
Scroll bar
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Directions
Spreadsheet
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Write the formula for D4
=b4*c4
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Write the formula for cell e4, where the tax is 7%
=d4*7%
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Write the formula for cell f4, where the shipping will be 10% of the cost, plus $5
=(d4*10%)+$5
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Write the formula for cell g14 to find the total cost of all the items together.
=sum(G4:G13)
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Directions
Keyboard labeling
