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Computer Final Exam
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Layout | How the document looks- layout tab located in the ribbon |
| Center Align | Places text in the middle of the line. |
| Right Align | Lines up text with the right side of the page or box. |
| Left Align | Lines up text with the left side of the page or box. |
| Shift Key | Holding the shift key helps make a letter capitalized |
| Cell | The intersection of a row and a cell |
| How are cells named? | Letter (Column) followed by number (row) (A4) |
| Column | A vertical group of cells or text, going up and down. |
| Row | A horizontal group of cells or text, going left to right. |
| Table | Rows and columns used to organize data |
| Highlight | Adds color behind text to make it stand out. |
| Range | A collection of cells |
| Header | At the top of the page and repeats on all pages |
| Footer | At the bottom of the page and repeats on all pages |
| Text Box | A box you can type text into, which can be moved and resized on a page. |
| Shape fill | The color or pattern used to fill the inside of a shape. |
| Line Spacing | The amount of space between lines of text. |
| Plagiarism | Taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as yours |
| Paraphrasing | a rewording of something written or spoken by someone else |
| Works Cited | Listing your sources to give credit when using someone else’s work |
| Copyright | legal right, given to an originator |
| Cropping | Taking a picture and cutting out a part of it |
| Wrap Text | Makes text automatically move to the next line so it fits inside a shape or cell. |
| Bullets | Symbols (like dots or dashes) used to list items clearly. |
| Formatting | To arrange the pictures and text |
| Font Color | The color of the text in a document. |
| Font Size | How big or small the text appears. |
| Bold | Makes the text thicker and darker to stand out. |
| Underlined | Adds a line beneath the text for emphasis. |
| Italics | Slants the text to the right, often used for emphasis or titles. |
| Formula | Commands |
| Formulas begin with… | An equal sign = |
| Animations | Moving images that can create a sort of moving sense |
| Transitions | The way you move to the next slide or point |
| Scam | A lie to take something |
| Fraudulent | Being lied to or being depicted |
| Harassment | To keep being mean at someone |
| Digital Footprint | What you leave behind |
| Clickbait | Someone says something amazing but it is not there |
| Virus | Type of computer program that can do many bad things such as, stealing your credit card number, seeing where you live, and more. |
| Keyword | The important word in your search |
| Short Cut | A command that makes things happen faster |
| Shortcut for copy | CTRL C |
| Shortcut for paste | CTRL V |
| Shortcut for cut | CTRL X |
| Shortcut for print | CTRL P |
| Shortcut for hyperlink | CTRL K |
| Shortcut for undo | CTRL Z |
| What is the purpose of this formula =(A1*B1)? | To multiply those two cells |
| Upstander | Someone who stands up for someone else |
| Bystander | Someone who just watches |
| Phishing | Lying by pretending you're someone else |
| Bot | A program that does things for you |
| Authentic | Real and genuine |
| URL | The link for the website on the top |
| BCC | Whoever is in BCC is invisible and anyone else receiving it can not see them |
| CC | Sending it to multiple people |
| Email Etiquette | The format in which you should type an email nicely |
| Domain | The end of your email which may include, .com , .org , and more |
| Motive | The reason why someone is doing something |
| Hacking | To get the information of someone else without them knowing or cheating |
| Tab | key on the keyboard of a typewriter or computer that is used to move several spaces at a time |
| Email Subject | The short line of text in an email that summarizes the content or purpose of the message; it appears in the recipient's inbox before they open the email. |
| Cyberbullying | The use of digital devices, websites, or social media to intentionally hurt, harass, or threaten someone, often repeatedly. |
| Digital Drama | Conflicts or emotional struggles between people that happen through digital communication, like texting, social media, or messaging apps, often involving misunderstandings or peer pressure. |
| Digital Citizen | A person who uses technology responsibly and ethically, respecting others and following the rules and laws of the digital world. |
| Animation Pane | A tool in presentation software (like Microsoft PowerPoint) that shows the order, timing, and type of animations applied to different objects (text, images, etc.) on a slide. |
| Addictive design | Technology or app features that are purposely created to keep users engaged for long periods, often by triggering habits or emotional responses (e.g., infinite scrolling, notifications). |
| Feedback loop | A system where outputs of a process are fed back into the system as input, influencing future behavior—commonly used in apps or platforms to reinforce user actions (e.g., likes leading to more similar content). |
| Artificial Intelligence | The simulation of human intelligence by computers and machines, allowing them to perform tasks like recognizing speech, making decisions, or solving problems without human intervention. |