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Combo Drill

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The result of a calculation in a spreadsheet.   Value  
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Long and complex mathematical calculations available within a spreadsheet application.   Function  
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Mathematical calculations entered into a spreadsheet by the user.   Formula  
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Text in a spreadsheet that gives meaning to numbers.   Label  
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Anything that is a number (adjective).   Numeric  
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Numbers, letters, or words that provided information about something. Computers can handle this.   Data  
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The location of a specific cell, indicated by a letter for a column and a number for a row.   Address  
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A vertical line of cells.   Column  
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A horizontal line of cells.   Row  
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The smallest unit of a spreadsheet, which is found at the intersection of a row and column.   Cell  
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An application that calculates and relates numbers.   Spreadsheet  
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A diagrammatic representation of data.   Graph  
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To place the information in the order you want it to be.   Sort  
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To define the visual appearance of the value of a cell, block, row, column, or the entire spreadsheet.   Format  
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A form of graph which represents numeric values as segments of a circle.   Pie Chart  
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A form of graph in which numeric values are represented by horizontal or vertical rectangles.   Bar Chart  
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An axis-type graph in which data points are joined by a line.   Line Graph  
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A horizontal or vertical line drawn on a graph to define points of reference.   Axis  
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The horizontal axis of an axes-type graph.   x-axis  
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The vertical axis of an axes-type graph.   Y-axis  
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Two or more of the following: text, graphics, sound, speech, video, and computer software to convey information.   Multimedia  
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Using a computer to produce high-quality printed documents like newsletters, posters, and brochures.   Desktop Publishing  
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Converting “ink on paper” documents like letters, reports, or photographs into a digital form (pixels) that computers can understand.   Digitizing  
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The smallest unit of a picture on a computer screen.   Pixel  
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A measure of how sharp and clear the image will be when scanned, printed, or shown on a screen.   DPI  
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A picture like a poster that presents one idea or compares several, but is projected.   Slide  
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A pictures that is placed behind the information on the slide.   Background  
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Elements like text or pictures can be or made to move around the slide through this.   Animation  
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Visual effects in between slides, to make going from one idea to another have a smooth flow or a sharp break.   Transitions  
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A small portion of video footage (possibly with audio included)   Video Clip  
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Part of all web pages, is a system for writing and displaying text that can link documents together in multiple ways.   Hypertext  
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An item placed on web pages that can be programmed to allow users to click to go to other web pages or download files.   Button  
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An image that is usually meant either for decoration or to be clicked on.   Web Animation  
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An artificial environment created using computers and presented to the computer user in a way that makes it appear and feel like a real environment, often in 3D--three dimensions.   Virtual Reality  
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