{"id":124,"date":"2015-04-02T19:19:47","date_gmt":"2015-04-02T23:19:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/iblog.dearbornschools.org\/libraryman\/?page_id=124"},"modified":"2019-02-21T14:29:08","modified_gmt":"2019-02-21T19:29:08","slug":"fun-coding","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/iblog.dearbornschools.org\/libraryman\/fun-coding\/","title":{"rendered":"Ventures 1 Vocabulary&#8211;plus tech Words for Work Success"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><a href=\"https:\/\/docs.google.com\/presentation\/d\/1yQhnsC_NoB38INh_ErRZOWRroefLGF9LLnwH5jVE28k\/edit?usp=sharing\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\">Words to Learn<\/a> Slides<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>Ventures 1 Word Page from text book. Use each in a sentence &amp; write it in Arabic (Please write small.)<br \/>\nVocabulary index This index is an alphabetical list of all content vocabulary in Ventures 1 Student\u2019s Book. Page numbers indicate the first appearance of each word or phrase. n = noun; v = verb<br \/>\nZero &#8211;<br \/>\nOne &#8211;<br \/>\nTwo &#8211;<br \/>\nThree<br \/>\nFour<br \/>\nFive<br \/>\nSix<br \/>\nSeven<br \/>\nEight<br \/>\nNine<br \/>\nTen<br \/>\nEleven<br \/>\nTwelve<br \/>\nThirteen<br \/>\nFourteen<br \/>\nFifteen<br \/>\nSixteen<br \/>\nSeventeen<br \/>\nEighteen<br \/>\nNineteen<br \/>\nTwenty<br \/>\nThirty<br \/>\nForty<br \/>\nFifty<br \/>\nSixty<br \/>\nSeventy<br \/>\nEighty<br \/>\nNinety<br \/>\nOne Hundred<\/p>\n<p>A<br \/>\nabove<br \/>\nabsent<br \/>\naccident<br \/>\nacross from p.60<br \/>\naddress 13<br \/>\nadverb<br \/>\nafter<br \/>\nafternoon 72<br \/>\nagain<br \/>\nagree<br \/>\nahead 62<br \/>\nairport<br \/>\nair conditioner<br \/>\nalarm<br \/>\naloud<br \/>\nalways 73<br \/>\nanimal<br \/>\nankle 47<br \/>\nant<br \/>\napartment 65<br \/>\napartment building 65<br \/>\napartment number 13<br \/>\napple juice 89<br \/>\napples 84<br \/>\napplication 98<br \/>\nappointment 54<br \/>\nappointment confirmation card 54<br \/>\nApril 5<br \/>\nArabic teacher<br \/>\narea code 6<br \/>\narm 46<br \/>\narmchair<br \/>\narmpit<br \/>\naround<br \/>\narrive<br \/>\naspirin 47<br \/>\nat 74<br \/>\nattention<br \/>\nattic<br \/>\nAugust 5<br \/>\naunt 39<br \/>\nauto mechanic 101<br \/>\naway<br \/>\nB<br \/>\nback 51<br \/>\nbackache 44<br \/>\nbackpack<br \/>\nbad 46<br \/>\nbag 30<br \/>\nbake<br \/>\nbaker<br \/>\nbakery<br \/>\nballoons 94<br \/>\nbananas 84<br \/>\nbandage 47<br \/>\nbank 60<br \/>\nbarber<br \/>\nbaseball 129<br \/>\nbasket 24<br \/>\nbasketball 129<br \/>\nbathroom 110<br \/>\nbathtub<br \/>\nbe<br \/>\nbeach 127<br \/>\nbeauty salon 103<br \/>\nbed<br \/>\nbedroom<br \/>\nbee<br \/>\nbehind<br \/>\nbelow<br \/>\nbelt<br \/>\nbench<br \/>\nbeside<br \/>\nbetween 60<br \/>\nbike 125<br \/>\nbills 73<br \/>\nbinder<br \/>\nbirthday 5<br \/>\nbirthday party 38<br \/>\nblanket<br \/>\nblocks 62<br \/>\nblueberries 87<br \/>\nbody 51<br \/>\nbook 18<br \/>\nbookcase 24<br \/>\nbookkeeper<br \/>\nborrow<br \/>\nbottle 89<br \/>\nbowl<br \/>\nbox 19<br \/>\nbottle<br \/>\nbottom<br \/>\nbread 84<br \/>\nbreak 79<br \/>\nbreakfast 77<br \/>\nbricklayer<br \/>\nbring<br \/>\nbroken 44<br \/>\nbroken arm 46<br \/>\nbroken leg 44<br \/>\nbroom 117<br \/>\nbrother 33<br \/>\nbucket 117<br \/>\nbuilding 65<br \/>\nbuild things 101<br \/>\nbulletin board 25<br \/>\nburner<br \/>\nbus 59<br \/>\nbusiness 80<br \/>\nbus person 97<br \/>\nbus stop 59<br \/>\nbusy 36<br \/>\nbuying 37<br \/>\nbuying a snack 70<br \/>\nby<br \/>\nC<br \/>\ncabinet 20<br \/>\ncafe<br \/>\ncake 38<br \/>\ncalculator 20<br \/>\ncalendar 20<br \/>\ncalf<br \/>\ncamera<br \/>\ncamping 122<br \/>\ncan (n) 89<br \/>\ncancel 54<br \/>\ncancellation 54<br \/>\ncanoeing 122<br \/>\ncap<br \/>\ncar 100<br \/>\ncard 54<br \/>\ncarpenter 101<br \/>\ncarpet<br \/>\ncarrot 86<br \/>\ncarton 89<br \/>\ncashier 84<br \/>\ncat<br \/>\ncatch 71<br \/>\ncatch the bus 71<br \/>\nceiling<br \/>\nceiling light<br \/>\ncelebrate 38<br \/>\ncelebrating 38<br \/>\ncenter 64<br \/>\ncents 85<br \/>\ncertificate 102<br \/>\ncertified 102<br \/>\ncertified<br \/>\nchair<br \/>\ncheck 91<br \/>\ncheek<br \/>\ncheese 84<br \/>\ncherries 87<br \/>\nchild-care worker 101<br \/>\nchildren 40<br \/>\nchimney<br \/>\nchin 51<br \/>\ncitizenship 80<br \/>\ncity 6<br \/>\nclassroom 24<br \/>\ncleaning 110<br \/>\nclerk 84<br \/>\nclinic 54<br \/>\nclock 18<br \/>\ncloset<br \/>\nclothes 110<br \/>\ncoffee 61<br \/>\ncoffee shop 61<br \/>\ncollar<br \/>\ncold 47<br \/>\ncollege<br \/>\ncommunity 64<br \/>\ncommunity center 64<br \/>\ncompetition 132<br \/>\ncomputer 21<br \/>\ncomputer programmer<br \/>\nconfirmation 54<br \/>\nconstruction worker 96<br \/>\ncook 96 cookies 84<br \/>\ncooking class 75<br \/>\ncorner 60<br \/>\ncorrect<br \/>\ncough 44<br \/>\ncough drops 47<br \/>\ncountry 11<br \/>\ncountry of origin 16<br \/>\ncourthouse 65<br \/>\ncredit card 91<br \/>\ncross 62<br \/>\ncup<br \/>\ncurtain<br \/>\ncushion<br \/>\ncustodian 103<br \/>\ncustomer 90<br \/>\ncut (n) 47<br \/>\ncut grass 117<br \/>\nD<br \/>\ndad 39<br \/>\ndaily schedule 79<br \/>\ndancing 124<br \/>\ndate 54<br \/>\ndaughter 32<br \/>\ndawn<br \/>\nday 5 day-care center 65<br \/>\ndebit card 91<br \/>\nDecember 5<br \/>\ndeductions<br \/>\ndelicious<br \/>\ndental assistant 103<br \/>\ndental hygienist<br \/>\ndental office 103<br \/>\ndepartment store 79<br \/>\ndesk 18<br \/>\ndessert<br \/>\ndictionary 20<br \/>\ndime 91<br \/>\ndinner 71<br \/>\ndishwasher<br \/>\ndishes 112<br \/>\nDMV 63<br \/>\ndo 72<br \/>\ndoctor 97<br \/>\ndoctor\u2019s office 50<br \/>\ndog 43<br \/>\ndollar<br \/>\ndollar bill 90<br \/>\ndollars 91<br \/>\ndon&#8217;t<br \/>\ndoor<br \/>\ndoorbell<br \/>\ndoor buzzer<br \/>\ndoor handle<br \/>\ndough<br \/>\ndoughnut<br \/>\ndown<br \/>\ndozen 93<br \/>\ndrawer 20<br \/>\ndream<br \/>\ndress (n) 111<br \/>\ndriver\u2019s license 63<br \/>\ndriving 36<br \/>\ndriving lessons 75<br \/>\ndry (v) 112<br \/>\ndust (v) 112<br \/>\ndustpan 117<br \/>\nduties 120<br \/>\nE<br \/>\near 51<br \/>\nearache 44<br \/>\neat 71<br \/>\neat breakfast 77<br \/>\neat dinner 77<br \/>\neat lunch 77<br \/>\necho<br \/>\negg 86<br \/>\nelbow<br \/>\nelderly people 102<br \/>\nelectrical outlet<br \/>\nelectrician 97<br \/>\nelementary school 65<br \/>\ne-mails 125<br \/>\nemployee 76<br \/>\nemployment 106<br \/>\nemployment history 106<br \/>\nemptying 110<br \/>\nengine<br \/>\neraser 18<br \/>\nevening 72<br \/>\nexample<br \/>\nexercise (v) 72<br \/>\neye 51<br \/>\neyebrow<br \/>\neyeglasses<br \/>\neyelashes<br \/>\neyelid<br \/>\nexit<br \/>\nF<br \/>\nface<br \/>\nfactory 76<br \/>\nfactory worker 103<br \/>\nfamily 33<br \/>\nfast-food restaurant 79<br \/>\nfather 32<br \/>\nfaucet<br \/>\nFebruary 5<br \/>\nfever 45<br \/>\nfiance<br \/>\nfiling cabinet 23<br \/>\nfinger 51<br \/>\nfingernail<br \/>\nfire<br \/>\nfireman<br \/>\nfireplace<br \/>\nfire-station<br \/>\nfireworks 124<br \/>\nfirst name 6<br \/>\nfish 90<br \/>\nfishing 122<br \/>\nfix 100<br \/>\nflag \u2013 \u2018a-lam<br \/>\nfloor 110<br \/>\nflorist<br \/>\nflour 89<br \/>\nflower shop 68<br \/>\nflu 49<br \/>\nfly<br \/>\nfolding chair<br \/>\nfoot 51<br \/>\nfootball 129<br \/>\nFord<br \/>\nforehead<br \/>\nfork<br \/>\nFriday 5<br \/>\nfriend<br \/>\nfrom<br \/>\nfruit 90<br \/>\nfruit salad 87<br \/>\nfrying pan<br \/>\nfun 115<br \/>\nfurniture \u2013 a -thaath<br \/>\nG<br \/>\ngarden 73<br \/>\ngardener 101<br \/>\ngas station<br \/>\nget home 71<br \/>\nget some rest 49<br \/>\nget up 77<br \/>\nglass<br \/>\nglasses \u2013 naZ-Zaa-ra<br \/>\nglobe 25<br \/>\ngloves<br \/>\ngo shopping 73<br \/>\ngoodbye<br \/>\ngot 114<br \/>\ngo to bed 77<br \/>\ngrandfather 32<br \/>\ngrandma 39<br \/>\ngrandmother 32<br \/>\ngrandpa 39<br \/>\ngrass 115<br \/>\ngroceries 93<br \/>\ngrocery store 58<br \/>\nground floor<br \/>\nground meat 92<br \/>\nguess<br \/>\nguitar 38<br \/>\nH<br \/>\nhair<br \/>\nhairdresser<br \/>\nhairstylist 103<br \/>\nhalf-dollar 91<br \/>\nhand 51<br \/>\nhardware store 65<br \/>\nhe<br \/>\nhead 51<br \/>\nheadache 44<br \/>\nhealth 44<br \/>\nhealth problem 55<br \/>\nhear<br \/>\nheating pad 47<br \/>\nheel<br \/>\nhelpful 36<br \/>\nher<br \/>\nhers<br \/>\nhigh school 65<br \/>\nhiking 122<br \/>\nhip<br \/>\nhis<br \/>\nhole puncher 25<br \/>\nhome 52<br \/>\nhomemaker 99<br \/>\nhospital 58<br \/>\nhot dog buns 94<br \/>\nhot dogs 94<br \/>\nhotel 103<br \/>\nhouse 58<br \/>\nhousehold objects 117<br \/>\nhousekeeper 103<br \/>\nhow many 86<br \/>\nhow much 86<br \/>\nhungry 36<br \/>\nhurry<br \/>\nhurts 51<br \/>\nhusband 33<br \/>\nI<br \/>\nice 94<br \/>\nice hockey 129<br \/>\nice pack 47<br \/>\nice skating 129<br \/>\nimprove<br \/>\nin 74<br \/>\nindent 79<br \/>\nindex cards 25<br \/>\ninformation 7<br 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\/>\nlittle finger<br \/>\nloaf 89<br \/>\nlock<br \/>\nlook<br \/>\nlunch 36<br \/>\nM<br \/>\nmail (n) 115<br \/>\nmake 114<br \/>\nmanager 98<br \/>\nmap 18<br \/>\nMarch 5<br \/>\nmarker 25<br \/>\nmarkerboard<br \/>\nmarried 40<br \/>\nMay 5<br \/>\nme<br \/>\nmeat 87<br \/>\nmedical 54<br \/>\nmedical record number 54<br \/>\nmessage<br \/>\nmicrophone<br \/>\nmicrowave oven<br \/>\nmiddle initial 13<br \/>\nmiddle name 16<br \/>\nmiddle school 65<br \/>\nmilk 84<br \/>\nmirror<br \/>\nMiss 13<br \/>\nmom 39<br \/>\nMonday 5<br \/>\nmoney 91<br \/>\nmonitor<br \/>\nmonth 5<br \/>\nmop (n) 117<br \/>\nmopping 110<br \/>\nmorning 72<br \/>\nMosque<br \/>\nmosquito<br \/>\nmother 32<br \/>\nmotorcycle 125<br \/>\nmouse<br \/>\nmouth 51<br \/>\nmove<br \/>\nmovies 133<br \/>\nMr. 13<br \/>\nMrs. 13<br \/>\nMs. 13<br \/>\nmuseum 59<br \/>\nmy<br \/>\nN<br \/>\nNail clipper<br \/>\nnap 70<br \/>\nnear<br \/>\nneck 51<br \/>\nneighborhood 59<br \/>\nnephew 39<br \/>\nnext<br \/>\nnext 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\/>\ntitle 13<br \/>\ntoe 51<br \/>\ntoilet<br \/>\ntoilet paper<br \/>\ntoilets 68<br \/>\ntomatoes 85<br \/>\ntomorrow 126<br \/>\ntonight 126<br \/>\ntotal 85<br \/>\ntow trunk<br \/>\ntowel<br \/>\ntraffic<br \/>\ntraffic-light<br \/>\ntrain station 66<br \/>\ntranslate<br \/>\ntrash 110<br \/>\ntrash cans 120<br \/>\ntruck 100<br \/>\nTuesday 5<br \/>\nturn left 62<br \/>\nturn right 62<br \/>\nTV 73<br \/>\ntwenty-dollar bill 91<br \/>\nU<br \/>\nuncle 39<br \/>\nunder 19<br \/>\nunderneath<br \/>\nunderstand<br \/>\nupon<br \/>\nuse (v) 8<br \/>\nusually 73<br \/>\nutilities<br \/>\nV<br \/>\nvacation 74<br \/>\nvacuum cleaner 117<br \/>\nvacuuming 110<br \/>\nvegetables 90<br \/>\nVietnamese 102<br \/>\nvisit 75<br \/>\nvitamin C 47<br \/>\nvolunteer 75<br \/>\nW<br \/>\nwaist<br \/>\nwage<br \/>\nwalk 77<br \/>\nwalk the dog 77<br \/>\nwall 20<br \/>\nwash 111<br \/>\nwatch<br \/>\nwatching machine<br \/>\nwastebasket 111<br \/>\nwatch 34<br \/>\nwatching 35<br \/>\nwater 86<br \/>\nwearing 76<br \/>\nweather<br \/>\nWednesday 5<br \/>\nweek 56<br \/>\nweekend 68<br \/>\nweightlifting<br \/>\nWestern Union<br \/>\nwhiteboard 25<br \/>\nwindow<br \/>\nwinter<br \/>\nwipers<br \/>\nwork 71<br \/>\nworker 96<br \/>\nwork in the garden 73<br \/>\nwork skills 102<br \/>\nworship<br \/>\nwrist<br \/>\nwrite<br \/>\nY<br \/>\nyear 38<br \/>\nyesterday 57<br \/>\nZ<br \/>\nzip code 6<br \/>\nzoo<\/p>\n<p>Can I ask you a question?<br \/>\nDid you find everything you need?<br \/>\nI am fine. How are you?<br \/>\nI am good.<br \/>\nGoodbye \u2013 ma\u2019as sa-laa-ma<br \/>\nGoodnight \u2013 lai-la sa\u2019ee-da<br \/>\nHello, how are you?<br \/>\nHello, my name is ______________.<br \/>\nHow can I help you?<br \/>\nHow do I find the<br \/>\nHow much is a money order?<br \/>\nHow much is it to mail this?<br \/>\nI see.<br \/>\nI will find someone who can help you.<br \/>\nMy name is __________.<br \/>\nNice to meet you.<br \/>\nOkay.<br \/>\nPlease<br \/>\nWhat do you think of the weather?<br \/>\nWhen are you open?<br \/>\nWhat is the price for this?<br \/>\nWhy?<\/p>\n<p>Juggler- bah-la-waan<br \/>\nLock \u2013 kaa-loon<br \/>\nMagician \u2013 saa-Hir<br \/>\nnotebook \u2013 daf-tar<br \/>\nopen \u2013 maf-TooH<br \/>\nto listen \u2013 is-ta-ma-\u2018a<\/p>\n<p><strong>Workplace Vocab<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Alt &#8211; The alternate key. \u00a0It changes what another key does.<\/p>\n<p>Alt &#8211; Tab &#8211; allows you to flip or switch between open programs.<\/p>\n<p>App.<\/p>\n<p>Cd (or DVD) Piece of equipment you can store files on.<\/p>\n<p>Cloud- cyberspace, having to do with the Internet.<\/p>\n<p>Compatibility &#8211; Use compatibility mode in Office to open docs created in earlier versions. \u00a0Limits features.<\/p>\n<p>Control panel &#8211; Provides access to most programs and features needed to change the screen and how things work.<\/p>\n<p>Crop &#8211; Hiding any unwanted portions.<\/p>\n<p>Defragmenting &#8211; reunites related bits and pieces and fills the gaps left when programs were uninstalled or files were deleted.<\/p>\n<p>Download &#8211; To take something from the web and load it down on to your computer or tablet.<\/p>\n<p>Drive letters &#8211; Each drive is assigned a drive letter: c, d for recovery, E for dvd rw drive, f for usb disk.<\/p>\n<p>Exit sleep mode &#8211; Move the mouse or tap the spacebar.<\/p>\n<p>FAQ &#8211; An abbreviation for Frequently Asked Questions.<\/p>\n<p>Favorites &#8211; a link to a web page that you save in your browser.<\/p>\n<p>Favorites center &#8211; a gathering spot in internet explorer for favorites you created while surfing the web.<\/p>\n<p>Flashdrive &#8211; (Also known as jump drive or thumb drive.) Piece of equipment you can store files on.<\/p>\n<p>Font size &#8211; The size of the letters you type.<\/p>\n<p>Gadgets &#8211; Small programs that can put useful info at your fingertips: clock, slide show or picture viewer, feed headlines (an RSS reader) \u00a0this gathers news from various places and compiles them, lists them.<\/p>\n<p>Gallery &#8211; tools like shapes and wordart come in galleries. \u00a0Paint has a lot of galleries or collections of tools: line thickness, size options.<\/p>\n<p>Hibernate &#8211; Saves everything you were working on. \u00a0Then, all is shut down.<\/p>\n<p>Hyperlinks or links &#8211; a text or picture that&#8217;s link to another page on the web.<\/p>\n<p>Launch = start<\/p>\n<p>Menu panes &#8211; The start menu is divided into left and right panes. \u00a0Left side has a list of commands to programs and a search text box. \u00a0The right pane shows parts of the computer system.<\/p>\n<p>Modem &#8211; Allows your computer to connect to the Internet.<\/p>\n<p>Mouse pad &#8211; A mat used for tracking the motion of a computer mouse.<\/p>\n<p>Mouse pointers &#8211; arrow, text selection as an insertion point or blinking cursor or an I beam in a text area, a plus or precision selection pointer, a circle or system busy pointer, move pointer 4 arrow, and a vertical resize, up and down arrow.<\/p>\n<p>Multitasking &#8211; this allows the computer to run many programs at the same time, like listening to music as you type.<\/p>\n<p>Network &#8211; a group of computers that work together or share information.<\/p>\n<p>Network port &#8211; This allows the computer to connect to a network of computers. At home you may use cable to connect to the net.<\/p>\n<p>Notification Area. \u00a0Bottom right corner of the taskbar. \u00a0Shows icons for programs currently running.<\/p>\n<p>Processor &#8211; The brain or the computer. \u00a0AKA the CPU. \u00a0It does most of the work. \u00a0Speed is rated by GHz. The larger the gigahertz the more capable the processor or brain is.<\/p>\n<p>Recycle bin &#8211; a unique folder that&#8217;s for temporary storage for stuff deleted.<\/p>\n<p>Restore down &#8211; Resizes a program window to the smaller size it was before it was last maximized.<\/p>\n<p>Restoring Folders &amp; files &#8211; By opening the recycle bin, there is a Restore All Items button.<\/p>\n<p>Right clicking a program button on the taskbar &#8211; let&#8217;s you close a program quicker.<\/p>\n<p>Router &#8211; allows you to connect multiple computers to your internet connection.<\/p>\n<p>Screen tips &#8211; name and brief description that appears when the mouse pointer rests over a button.<\/p>\n<p>Selecting text &#8211; Highlighting selected text<\/p>\n<p>Sleep mode &#8211; In this mode, the computers uses a lot less energy. (On most laptops, closing the lid puts it into sleep mode.<\/p>\n<p>Social media &#8211; websites where people and\/or businesses are linked together to communicate.<\/p>\n<p>Spell check &#8211; A tool that can check for misspelled words.<\/p>\n<p>Swipe &#8211; quickly moving your finger across a screen or touchpad.<\/p>\n<p>System Restore &#8211; Saves a restore point of settings and then, in the future, can be used to restore your computer so it works better.<\/p>\n<p>Tabs &#8211; the menu tabs at the top of a ribbon. \u00a0Wordpad has a home tab and view tab.<\/p>\n<p>Theme &#8211; a set of formatting selections.<\/p>\n<p>Tip &#8211; Only the tip of the mouse pointer is active. \u00a0The rest is simply there to make the cursor easier to see.<\/p>\n<p>Top level domains: .com is commercial, .edu is education, .gov is government, .org is organization, .net is internet related and businesses, .mil is military.<\/p>\n<p>Underline &#8211; Making words underlined.<\/p>\n<p>Update &#8211; Updates to programs such as Windows 7\/ Windows Office.<\/p>\n<p>Viruses &#8211; Harmful programs that tell your computer to do destructive things that damage your computer or files or documents.<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>Alt &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Alt-Tab &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>App. &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Autocorrect &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Autoplay &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Button bar = ribbon = toolbar<\/p>\n<p>Cd (or DVD)<\/p>\n<p>Cloud-<\/p>\n<p>Control panel &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Crop &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Defrag &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Download &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Drive letters &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Editing text &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Exit sleep mode &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>FAQ &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Favorites &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Favorites center &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Flashdrive &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Font size &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Formatting text &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Gadgets &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Gallery &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Hibernate &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Hyperlinks &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Launch &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Menu panes &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Modem &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Mouse pad &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Mouse pointers &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Multitask &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Network &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Network port &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Notification Area.<\/p>\n<p>Processor &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Recycle bin &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Restore down &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Right clicking a minimized program &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Router &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Screen Tips &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Selecting text &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Sleep mode &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Spell check &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Swipe &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Tabs &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Theme &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Tip &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Top level domains &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Underline &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Updating &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>Viruses &#8211;<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>A <strong> Active<\/strong> &#8211; The program or window currently in use. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong> Address bar <\/strong>&#8211; A bar near the top of the computer window that tells you where you are looking in the computer. (p100L6)<br \/>\n<strong> Align <\/strong>&#8211; To place on the left, center, or right side of the page. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong> Alignment <\/strong>&#8211; How text is placed, either on the left, center, or right side of the page. (p78 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Appear<\/strong> &#8211; When something shows and you can see it. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Appearance<\/strong> &#8211; The way something looks. (p35 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Arrow keys<\/strong> &#8211; Keys that move your cursor to another place without erasing. (p58 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>At or @ symbol<\/strong> &#8211; The character that is included in email addresses between the username and the email provider name. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>AutoCorrect<\/strong> &#8211; A feature that corrects commonly misspelled words as you type. (Neff)<br \/>\nB <strong>Back and forward but<\/strong>tons &#8211; These buttons in the top left corner help you move among websites. (p126L7)<br \/>\n<strong> Backspace key <\/strong>&#8211; A key that erases what is to the left of the cursor. (p58 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Blog<\/strong> &#8211; A personal website that&#8217;s updated.<br \/>\n<strong>Body<\/strong> &#8211; This is where you put what you want to say in the letter. (p167L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Bold type<\/strong> &#8211; A style of lettering where the letters are thicker and darker. (p79 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Browse<\/strong> &#8211; To look around the internet. (p124L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Bullets<\/strong> &#8211; Special dots, squares, checkmarks, or characters that you can put before items on a list. (p79 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Buttons<\/strong> &#8211; Icons that do different things when you click them with a mouse. Completes an action. (p21 lesson1)<br \/>\nC <strong> C: drive <\/strong>&#8211; A permanent hard drive inside the computer that holds the software that makes your computer work; it can also hold many of your files. (p100L6)<br \/>\n<strong> Calculator <\/strong>&#8211; A program you use to do many calculations. (p36 L3)<br \/>\nCaptcha &#8211; Random blurry letter you type to prevent spam, mass emails. (reCaptcha uses words from books, addresses, questions, or puzzles. It&#8217;s the most popular type. Humans pass, program bots don&#8217;t. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Cell<\/strong> &#8211; A small rectangle in a table or spreadsheet. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Check<\/strong> &#8211; To click a box so that a checkmark appears. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Check spelling<\/strong> &#8211; To check typed documents to find incorrect spelling and grammar. (p162L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Checkbox<\/strong> &#8211; A box that you can click to select something you want. (p34 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Choose<\/strong> &#8211; To select (or to click on) something from a group of different things. (p101L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Clear<\/strong> &#8211; To click a button or box to remove what you checked before; to uncheck a box. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Click<\/strong> &#8211; To press and let go of the mouse button (left side) in one smooth motion. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Clip art <\/strong>&#8211; A collection of photos, images, and pictures you can use in your document. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Clipboard <\/strong>&#8211; The place in the computer&#8217;s memory where something goes when you copy it and before you paste it in a new location. (p186L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Clipboard group <\/strong>&#8211; Part of the home tab of the Word ribbon that holds the cut, copy, and paste buttons. (p187L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Close<\/strong> &#8211; To stop a program and make it not show on your screen anymore. (p22 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Close Button<\/strong> &#8211; The button with an &#8220;X&#8221; that closes the window; it makes the window disappear and also closes the program. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Closing<\/strong> &#8211; The last words before you sign a personal letter. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Command<\/strong> &#8211; A thing you use to tell the computer to do something. (p14 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Compatibility mode<\/strong> &#8211; Documents created in earlier versions of Microsoft Office. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Complimentary close<\/strong> &#8211; The last words before you sign a business letter. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Compose <\/strong>&#8211; To write a message. (p141L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Computer window <\/strong>&#8211; Also called Windows Explorer; shows you the storage areas, files, and folders in your computer. Pops up when you click the Start button. (p100,103 L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Connect<\/strong> &#8211; To make contact with the Internet. (p124L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Contacts<\/strong> &#8211; A contact list is where you enter and keep email addresses or phone numbers. (p144L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Copy<\/strong> &#8211; To duplicate text in a document so you can put it in a different location. (p188L10)<br \/>\n<strong>CPU<\/strong> &#8211; The brain of the computer system; also known as the Central Processing Unit. Some call it the desktop or tower unit. (p2 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Crop<\/strong> &#8211; A feature used to hide any unwanted portions of a picture. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Cursor<\/strong> &#8211; An object on the screen that shows where you are going to type text. (p58 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Cut<\/strong> &#8211; To take away or delete text or information you do not want. (p188L10)<br \/>\nD <strong>Database<\/strong> &#8211; A collection of information; allows users to select and sort records of information.(Neff)<br \/>\nDefrag &#8211; Using this reorganizes\/rearranges the data on your hard drive so the computer runs better.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Decrease<\/strong> &#8211; To make something smaller. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong> Delete <\/strong>&#8211; To take away or erase. (p60L4)<br \/>\n<strong> Delete key <\/strong>&#8211; A key that erases what is to the right of the cursor. (p58 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Desktop<\/strong> &#8211; The first thing you see on your screen after you turn on the computer. (p3 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Dialog box<\/strong> &#8211; A window with boxes you can click to select what you want. (p34 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Document<\/strong> &#8211; Something that is typed and provides information. (p78 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Double-click<\/strong> &#8211; To quickly press and release the left mouse button two times. (p101L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Drag or dragging <\/strong> &#8211; To use your mouse to take something to a different position on the screen. (p5 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Drag and drop<\/strong> &#8211; A way of moving screen objects. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Drop-down list arrow<\/strong> &#8211; An arrow you can click to make the drop-down list box appear. (p34 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Drop-down list box<\/strong> &#8211; A list with more things you can choose from. (p34 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>DVD drive<\/strong> &#8211; Reads CDs and DVDs (Some old computers may only have a CD drive.) p103L6<br \/>\nE <strong>Email (Electronic mail)<\/strong> &#8211; A way to send information from one computer to another. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Enter key <\/strong>&#8211; A key that moves the cursor to the next line. (p58 L4)<br \/>\nF Favorites &#8211; Links that you save in your web browser. (Neff)<br \/>\nField &#8211; A column of information in a sheet or spreadsheet.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong> File <\/strong>&#8211; A package of information. (p89L5)<br \/>\n<strong>File tab<\/strong> &#8211; The file tab is different from other ribbon tabs; when you click it, you see the file menu that let&#8217;s you open, save, and print documents, and do other things. (p160L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Folder<\/strong> &#8211; A place where you can organize and keep computer files. (p100 L6)<br \/>\n<strong> Font <\/strong>&#8211; The shape and size of typed letters. (p78 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Format<\/strong> (font) &#8211; To pick the font you want and use it in your document; to make design choices about the way your document looks. (p80,162L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Forward <\/strong>&#8211; To send a message that you received to another person. (p141L8)<br \/>\nG <strong>Go to<\/strong> &#8211; To take your mouse pointer to an icon or program name that you see on your screen. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Google <\/strong>&#8211; The most popular Internet search engine. To Google is to search. (p130L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Graphics program<\/strong> &#8211; A program used to make and change pictures. (p37 L2)<br \/>\nGrayed out &#8211; An object that is lightened in color so that you know you can&#8217;t use it. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Greeting<\/strong> &#8211; The opening words for a personal letter. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Group <\/strong>&#8211; A set of several buttons that are together in a section under a tab. (p160L9)<br \/>\nH Handles &#8211; The small squares or circles that surround an object when selected. You can drag a handle with the mouse pointer to resize the object. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Hard drive or Hard disk<\/strong>&#8211; Inside the computer, the hard drive holds most computer programs, including Windows; the information stays on the drive even after the computer is turned off. (p100L6) \u00a0Part of the CPU. \u00a0Has the guts of the equipment to run the computer and store the programs and files.<br \/>\n<strong>Hardware<\/strong> &#8211; The physical part of the computer system, such as the monitor or the keyboard. (p34 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Heading <\/strong>&#8211; The heading of a letter has three lines: the name of the writer, the street address of the writer, and the city, state, and zip code of the writer. Put 3 blank lines after the heading. (p166L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Highlight<\/strong> &#8211; To click at the beginning of a letter and drag the mouse to the end of what you want to change. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Hold<\/strong> &#8211; To keep your finger pressed on the mouse button. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Homepage <\/strong>&#8211; The page that appears when you open Internet Explorer or another web browser. (p123L7)<\/p>\n<p>I <strong> I-beam <\/strong>&#8211; The shape of the mouse pointer when in a the typing area of a doc; it looks like a capitol &#8220;I&#8221; (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Icon &#8211; <\/strong> &#8211; A picture that represents a program or command. (p3 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Inbox <\/strong>&#8211; A page in your email that lists all the messages you have received. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Increase<\/strong> &#8211; To make something bigger. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Ignore<\/strong> &#8211; To pay no attention to something. (p162L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Insert <\/strong>&#8211; To put in or to put a USB drive into the USB port of a computer. (p80,162L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Insertion point <\/strong>&#8211; A blinking mark where text will appear on the screen. Also known as the cursor.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Internet<\/strong> &#8211; Computers from all over the world connected so they can communicate. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Internet address<\/strong> &#8211; The unique address, or URL, for each web page. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Internet connection<\/strong> &#8211; The system that lets you make contact with the Internet. Dial-up, cable, DSL telephone line, satellite, or Wi-Fi connections can do this. (p122,125L7)<br \/>\n<strong>ISP (Internet Service Provider)<\/strong> &#8211; A company that gives you a connection to the Internet; usually, you have to pay money for this service. (p123L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Italic type<\/strong> &#8211; (Italics) A style of lettering where the letters are a little slanted to the right. (p79 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Insert <\/strong>(text) &#8211; To type text between two other letters or words. (p60L4)<br \/>\nJ<br \/>\nK <strong>Keyboard<\/strong> &#8211; Place to type on. \u00a0Input device. The part that you type on with all the letters, symbols, and functions. (p2 lesson1)<br \/>\nL <strong>Let go<\/strong> &#8211; To take your finger off the mouse button after you press it. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Let up<\/strong> &#8211; To release or let go of the mouse button. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Libraries<\/strong> &#8211; Inside the navigation pane, libraries hold folders of files. (p103L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Line spacing button<\/strong> &#8211; A button in the paragraph group of the Home tab of the Ribbon that is used to change the space between lines of text. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Link<\/strong> &#8211; An object or text that takes you from one web page to another when you click on it. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Location<\/strong> &#8211; The place where something is.<br \/>\nM <strong>Maximize<\/strong> &#8211; To make the window larger so that it fills the entire screen. (p22 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Maximize button<\/strong> &#8211; The square button between Minimize and Close that makes a window fill the whole screen. (p20 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Menu<\/strong> &#8211; a list of choices on a computer. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Menu Bar <\/strong>&#8211; The bar with words that is below the title bar and gives you ways to use the program. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Message <\/strong>&#8211; Information that you type and send to another person using email. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Mini toolbar<\/strong> &#8211; Contains frequently used formatting commands like font size and color; appears when you select cells or text or when you right click on the cells or text. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Minimize<\/strong> &#8211; To make a window disappear (but not close) so only its button shows on the taskbar. (p22 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Minimize button<\/strong> &#8211; The button that looks like a minus sign at the top-right corner of a window; it makes the window disappear, but the program is still open. (p20 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Modem<\/strong> &#8211; A tool that connects your computer to the internet. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Modify <\/strong>&#8211; To make a small change to something to improve it. (p101L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Monitor<\/strong> &#8211; A computer screen. The part of the computer that you look at to see your work; like a television or screen. (p2 lesson1)<\/p>\n<p><strong>Monitor power button <\/strong>&#8211; The button that turns the monitor on. (p9 lesson1)<br \/>\nstrong&gt;Mouse &#8211; The small oval piece that you can use to move from one part of the screen to another. (p2 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse left button<\/strong> &#8211; To click you use this button. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse button <\/strong>&#8211; The top-left part at the top of the mouse that you use to control the mouse movement. (p3 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse &#8211; Holding the mouse<\/strong>: hold the mouse with your thumb, third finger, and fourth finger. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse pointer<\/strong> &#8211; This moves around on the screen as you move your mouse. (p11 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse right button<\/strong> &#8211; You use this button, usually, to get a menu. You right click when you use this button. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Mouse scroll wheel <\/strong>&#8211; You use the scroll wheel to page up or page down a webpage. (p12? lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Move <\/strong>&#8211; To change the location of text or other information. (p188L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Moving a window<\/strong> &#8211; Put your mouse pointer on the title bar, if the window is not maximized, and hold down the left button, moving the mouse as you do so. (p28 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Multitask<\/strong> &#8211; To do more than one thing at the same time. (p188L10)<br \/>\nN <strong> Navigation pane <\/strong>&#8211; Left side of screen. It lets you select from different parts of the computer.(p103L6)<br \/>\n<strong> Notepad <\/strong>&#8211; The simplest word processing program. (p64L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Numeric keypad <\/strong>&#8211; the number pad on the right side of a keyboard. (p62L4)<br \/>\nO <strong>Objective<\/strong> &#8211; The kind of job or goal that someone wants. (p186L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Open<\/strong>&#8211; To show a window or put a saved document on the screen. (p22,162L2)<br \/>\nOperating system &#8211; The software that manages your computer: Windows 7 or 10, for example. (Neff)<br \/>\nP <strong> Paint <\/strong>&#8211; A program that gives you many tools to work with to make pictures. (p42 L3)<br \/>\n<strong>Page setup <\/strong>&#8211; Where you go to set up what your page looks like. (p41 L3)<br \/>\n<strong>Password <\/strong>&#8211; A personal word or combination of letters and numbers that lets you get to your email. (p140L8) A secret code<br \/>\n<strong>Paste<\/strong> &#8211; To take text that you copied and put it in a new location. (p188L10)<br \/>\n<strong>PC<\/strong> &#8211; A personal computer that is not an Apple computer, iPad, MacBook, or such. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Play<\/strong> &#8211; To use a computer game, listen to a music file, or watch a video file. (p36,101 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Point<\/strong> &#8211; To make the mouse pointer touch something that you want to choose. (p22 L2) Holding the tip of the mouse pointer over an object on the screen.<br \/>\n<strong>Power Button<\/strong> &#8211; The button that turns the computer on. (Be sure to tap the keyboard or mouse because you press the power button. p2 lesson1)<br \/>\nPresentation program &#8211; software such as PowerPoint or Slides that allows you to create multimedia shows that can be displayed on your computer or projected onto a screen of some type. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Press<\/strong> &#8211; To push a button with your finder. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Preview<\/strong> &#8211; To see how information will look when it is printed so you can decide what you want to do. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Print<\/strong> &#8211; To put a document from your computer onto a sheet of paper. (p60L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Printer<\/strong> &#8211; A machine that puts information from the computer onto a sheet of paper. (p59 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Program<\/strong> &#8211; A set of directions (such as Microsoft Word, Calculator, and WordPad) that tells the computer what to do to get a job done. (p20 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Program menu button<\/strong> &#8211; A button you click in WordPad and Paint to show new choices. (p35 L2)<br \/>\nQ <strong>Quick access toolbar <\/strong>&#8211; The bar usually above (but can be below) the Word ribbon and on the left side, it has buttons that you use often. (p161L9)<br \/>\nR <strong> Release <\/strong>&#8211; To take your finger off the mouse button. (p36 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Reply <\/strong>&#8211; To answer a message that you received. (p141L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Restore<\/strong> &#8211; To change a maximized window to a smaller size. (p22 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Restore Button<\/strong> &#8211; The button in the same place as Maximize that changes a large window to a smaller size. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Result<\/strong> &#8211; the effect of a change you make. (p187L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Resume <\/strong>&#8211; A special document that you can use to help you find a job. (p189L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Ribbon<\/strong> &#8211; A bar showing different icons: each icon does a different job when you click on it. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Right-Click<\/strong> &#8211; To press and release the right mouse button. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Right mouse button<\/strong> &#8211; The top-right part at the top of the mouse that you use for menu s. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\nS <strong>Salutation<\/strong> &#8211; The opening words of a business letter. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong> Save <\/strong>&#8211; To keep what you did on a document in the computer, or cloud, so you can use it again later. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Screen<\/strong> &#8211; The part of the monitor that lights up and shows what is happening on the computer. (p2 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>ScreenTip <\/strong>&#8211; A little box that appears when you put your mouse on a button (without clicking) on the ribbon; it give you information about the button. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Scroll<\/strong> &#8211; To move the contents of window up, down, right, or left. (p80L5)<br \/>\n<strong>Scroll bar<\/strong> &#8211; The bar that lets you move to other parts of a web page. Some web pages use vertical and horizontal scroll bars. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Scroll wheel<\/strong> &#8211; The wheel on the mouse that scrolls up the screen. (p12 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Search <\/strong>&#8211; A program feature that lets you look for something specific; to look for information on a specific topic on the Internet. (p101,124 L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Search engine<\/strong> &#8211; A website you can use to look for things on the Internet. (p123L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Select<\/strong> &#8211; To choose a letter, word, sentence, paragraph, or program. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Send <\/strong>&#8211; To transmit a message from your email to another person&#8217;s email. (p141L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Settings<\/strong> &#8211; Information about how a program is set up. (p35 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Shift key<\/strong> &#8211; A key that helps make a capital letter or the top symbol of the typed key. (p58 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Shut down<\/strong> &#8211; To turn off the computer using the Start Menu or Control Alt Delete. Choose shut down to turn off the computer. (p5,14 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Simulation <\/strong>&#8211; An exercise that is not real; it is planned ahead of time, with all the possibilities already set. (p123L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Sitting<\/strong> &#8211; The correct way to sit at the computer is to sit up straight in your chair, keep your wrists straight, keep your eyes at the same level as the top of the monitor, and to sit with your feet flat on the floor. (p8 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Skill<\/strong> &#8211; Something you can do that requires learning and practice. (p186L10)<br \/>\n<strong>Slide show<\/strong> &#8211; A view used in PowerPoint or Slides when delivering a presentation. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Slots<\/strong> &#8211; The openings in the front of the system unit for USB ports and\/or digital camera cards. (p9 lesson1)<br \/>\nSocial media &#8211; Web pages where people and businesses are joined to discuss interests in common.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Sort<\/strong> &#8211; To put things in order according to name, size, or date. (p101L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Spacebar<\/strong> &#8211; The bar that puts a space between words. (p59 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Speakers<\/strong> &#8211; These let you hear the sounds that the computer makes. (p7 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Spelling and grammar button <\/strong>&#8211; A special tool that checks your spelling and grammar in a document. (p161L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Spreadsheet program <\/strong>&#8211; A program used mostly for numbers. (p37 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Software <\/strong>&#8211; Programs added to the computer system that are not hardware, such as Wordpad. (p35 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Start button<\/strong> &#8211; The round button on the bottom-left corner of your screen that opens the start menu. It shows the Windows logo. (p20 l2)<br \/>\n<strong>Start menu<\/strong> &#8211; The list that appears when you click on the Start button; it shows the main programs. (p20 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Suite<\/strong> &#8211; A collection of software programs sold as one package like Microsoft Office or the Google apps.Neff<br \/>\nT<br \/>\n<strong>Tab<\/strong> &#8211; A small rectangle on the Word ribbon that you click to see different groups of buttons.(p160L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Taskbar<\/strong> &#8211; The bar at the bottom of the screen that shows all open programs. It&#8217;s the bar with Word, Excel, Powerpoint &#8230; on it. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong> Text <\/strong>&#8211; The letters, numbers, and symbols you type on the keyboard. (p59 L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Theme <\/strong>&#8211; A set of formatting selections you can apply to a document.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Title Bar<\/strong>&#8211; The bar at the very top of a window that shows the name of the program you are using. (p21 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Turn on<\/strong> &#8211; To give power to the computer so that it works. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Turn off<\/strong> &#8211; To stop the power from going to the computer. (p4 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Tutorial<\/strong> &#8211; A program of some kind used to show and teach ideas. (p37 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Type <\/strong>&#8211; To use the keyboard to put information on the page. (p60L4)<br \/>\nU Updates &#8211; Changes to a program downloaded from the web. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Undo button <\/strong>&#8211; A button that allows you to cancel the last thing you did. (p186L10)<br \/>\nURL &#8211; The Universal Resource Locator or address for something on the Internet. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong> USB <\/strong>&#8211; Universal Serial Bus Drive &#8211; A small tool used to save computer files; you can use it in different computers. (p78 L5)<br \/>\n<strong>USB Drive <\/strong>&#8211; A small tool used to save computer files. (p103L6)<br \/>\n<strong>USB port<\/strong> &#8211; A small opening on the CPU where you can insert a USB drive or flashdrive. (p78 L5)<br \/>\nV <strong> View <\/strong>&#8211; To look at something. (p36,101 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Username<\/strong> &#8211; The name you choose for your personal email account. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Views button<\/strong> &#8211; A button that appears in different windows that is used to change how the files look on the screen; the Views button looks different with each view that is used. (p100L6)<br \/>\n<strong>Visit <\/strong>&#8211; To look at a website. (p124L7)<br \/>\nW Web &#8211; Another name for the World Wide Web or Internet. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong> Web browser <\/strong>&#8211; A program like Google, or Bing or Safari, used to find things on the Internet. The software lets you connect to the Internet. (p37,122L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Web page <\/strong>&#8211; One page of a website.<br \/>\n<strong>Webmail<\/strong> &#8211; An email service that allows you to reach your email account from computers other than your own. (p140L8)<br \/>\n<strong>Website<\/strong> &#8211; A place on the Internet where you can find information by using a search engine or an Internet address. (p122L7)<br \/>\n<strong>Window<\/strong> &#8211; A rectangular area on the screen that shows a program or message. (p20 lesson2)<br \/>\n<strong>Windows<\/strong> &#8211; A program you can use to communicate with the CPU. Changes words to CPU language. Windows must be put onto the computer before you can do anything on the computer. PC&#8217;s, personal computers, usually use Microsoft Windows. (p10 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Windows Desktop<\/strong> &#8211; The Windows screen, with icons usually on the left side, that you see when you start up a pc. Usually the task bar is at the bottom of the screen and the Microsoft Windows logo is in the center of the screen. Like the top of a desk, it represents your work area. (p11 lesson1)<br \/>\n<strong>Word processing program<\/strong> &#8211; A program used to type text. (p37 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Word processor <\/strong>&#8211; An app that allow you to create and edit text. (Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Word ribbon<\/strong> &#8211; Made of tabs and buttons grouped together. (p160L9)<br \/>\n<strong>Wordpad<\/strong> &#8211; A simple word processing program. (p64L4)<br \/>\n<strong>Work area or workspace<\/strong> &#8211; The work area is the place where your work shows when you put it into the computer by typing or using the mouse. (p26 L2)<br \/>\n<strong>Word wrap<\/strong> &#8211; The feature that wraps to the next line a long string of text beyond the right margin.(Neff)<br \/>\n<strong>Wrap<\/strong> &#8211; To make words automatically continue onto the next line. (p60L4)<br \/>\nX<br \/>\nY<br \/>\nZ <strong> Zoom <\/strong>&#8211; To change the size of the information you see on your screen. (p162L9)<\/p>\n<p>a-z study sheet for final<br \/>\nAddress bar p100<br \/>\nAlign p80<br \/>\nAlignment p78<br \/>\nAppear p36<br \/>\nAppearance p35<br \/>\nArrow keys p58<br \/>\nAt or @ symbol p140<br \/>\nBack and forward buttons p126<br \/>\nBackspace key p58<br \/>\nBlog<br \/>\nBody of a doc p167<br \/>\nBold type p79<br \/>\nBrowse p124<br \/>\nBullets p79<br \/>\nButtons p21<br \/>\nC: drive p100<br \/>\nCalculator p36<br \/>\nCaptcha \u2013 Random blurry letter you type to prevent spam, mass emails. (reCaptcha uses words from books, addresses, questions, or puzzles. It\u2019s the most popular type. Humans pass, program bots don\u2019t. (Neff)<br \/>\nCheck p36<br \/>\nCheck spelling p162<br \/>\nCheckbox p34<br \/>\nChoose p101<br \/>\nClear p36<br \/>\nClick p4<br \/>\nClip art<br \/>\nClipboard p186<br \/>\nClipboard group p187<br \/>\nClose p22<br \/>\nClose Button p21<br \/>\nClosing p161<br \/>\nCommand p14<br \/>\nCompatibility mode \u2013 Documents created in earlier versions of Microsoft Office. (Neff)<br \/>\nComplimentary close p161<br \/>\nCompose p141<br \/>\nComputer window p100,103<br \/>\nConnect p124<br \/>\nContacts p144<br \/>\nCopy p188<br \/>\nCPU p2<br \/>\nCrop \u2013 A feature used to hide any unwanted portions of a picture. (Neff)<br \/>\nCursor p58<br \/>\nCut p188<br \/>\nDatabase \u2013 A collection of information; allows users to select and sort records of information.(Neff)<br \/>\nDefrag \u2013 Using this reorganizes\/rearranges the data on your hard drive so the computer runs better.(Neff)<br \/>\nDecrease p80<br \/>\nDelete p60<br \/>\nDelete key p58<br \/>\nDesktop p3<br \/>\nDialog box p34<br \/>\nDocument p78<br \/>\nDouble-click p101<br \/>\nDrag or dragging p5<br \/>\nDrag and drop \u2013 A way of moving screen objects. (Neff)<br \/>\nDrop-down list arrow p34<br \/>\nDrop-down list box p34<br \/>\nDVD drive<br \/>\n(Some old computers may only have a CD drive.) p103<br \/>\nEmail (Electronic mail) p140<br \/>\nEnter key p58<br \/>\nFavorites \u2013 Links that you save in your web browser. (Neff)<br \/>\nField \u2013 A column of information in a sheet or spreadsheet.(Neff)<br \/>\nFile p89<br \/>\nFile tab p160<br \/>\nFolder p100<br \/>\nFont p78<br \/>\nFormat (font) p80,162<br \/>\nForward p141<br \/>\nG Go to p4<br \/>\nGoogle p130<br \/>\nGraphics program p37<br \/>\nGrayed out \u2013 An object that is lightened in color so that you know you can\u2019t use it. (Neff)<br \/>\nGreeting p161<br \/>\nGroup p160<br \/>\nHandles \u2013 The small squares or circles that surround an object when selected. You can drag a handle with the mouse pointer to resize the object. (Neff)<br \/>\nHard drive or Hard disk p100 Part of the CPU. Has the guts of the equipment to run the computer and store the programs and files.<br \/>\nHardware p34<br \/>\nHeading p166<br \/>\nHighlight p80<br \/>\nHold p36<br \/>\nHomepage p123<br \/>\nI-beam \u2013 The shape of the mouse pointer when in a the typing area of a doc; it looks like a capitol \u201cI\u201d (Neff)<br \/>\nIcon p3<br \/>\nInbox p140<br \/>\nIncrease p80<br \/>\nIgnore p162<br \/>\nInsert p80,162<br \/>\nInsertion point \u2013 A blinking mark where text will appear on the screen. Also known as the cursor.(Neff)<br \/>\nInternet p122<br \/>\nInternet address p122<br \/>\nInternet connection p122,125<br \/>\nISP (Internet Service Provider) p123<br \/>\nItalic type p79<br \/>\nInsert (text) p60<br \/>\nK Keyboard p2<br \/>\nL Let go p4<br \/>\nLet up p36<br \/>\nLibraries p103<br \/>\nLine spacing button p161<br \/>\nLink p122<br \/>\nLocation \u2013 The place where something is.<br \/>\nM Maximize p22<br \/>\nMaximize button p20<br \/>\nMenu p12<br \/>\nMenu Bar p21<br \/>\nMessage p140<br \/>\nMini toolbar \u2013 Contains frequently used formatting commands like font size and color; appears when you select cells or text or when you right click on the cells or text. (Neff)<br \/>\nMinimize p22<br \/>\nMinimize button p20<br \/>\nModem p122<br \/>\nModify p101<br \/>\nMonitor p2<br \/>\nMonitor power button p2<br \/>\nMouse left button p12<br \/>\nMouse button p3<br \/>\nMouse p12<br \/>\nMouse pointer p11<br \/>\nMouse right button p12<br \/>\nMouse scroll wheel p12<br \/>\nMove p188<br \/>\nMoving a window p28<br \/>\nMultitask p188<br \/>\nN Navigation pane p103<br \/>\nNotepad p64<br \/>\nNumeric keypad p62<br \/>\nObjective p186<br \/>\nOpen pp22,162<br \/>\nOperating system \u2013 The software that manages your computer: Windows 7 or 10, for example. (Neff)<br \/>\nPaint p42<br \/>\nPage setup p41<br \/>\nPassword (p140L8) A secret code<br \/>\nPaste (p188L10)<br \/>\nPC \u2013 A personal computer that is not an Apple computer, iPad, MacBook, or such. (Neff)<br \/>\nPlay(p36,101 L2)<br \/>\nPoint \u2013(p22 L2) Holding the tip of the mouse pointer over an object on the screen.<br \/>\nPower Button \u2013 p2<br \/>\nPresentation program \u2013 software such as PowerPoint or Slides that allows you to create multimedia shows that can be displayed on your computer or projected onto a screen of some type. (Neff)<br \/>\nPress p4<br \/>\nPreview (p36 L2)<br \/>\nPrint (p60L4)<br \/>\nPrinter (p59 L4)<br \/>\nProgram \u2013 p20<br \/>\nProgram menu button (p35 L2)<br \/>\nQuick access toolbar (p161L9)<br \/>\nRelease (p36 L2)<br \/>\nReply (p141L8)<br \/>\nRestore (p22 L2)<br \/>\nRestore Button p21<br \/>\nResult (p187L10)<br \/>\nResume \u2013(p189L10)<br \/>\nRibbon p21<br \/>\nRight-Click (p80L5)<br \/>\nRight mouse button p12<br \/>\nSalutation (p161L9)<br \/>\nSave (p80L5)<br \/>\nScreen p2<br \/>\nScreenTip (p161L9)<br \/>\nScroll p80L5<br \/>\nScroll bar (p122L7)<br \/>\nScroll wheel p12<br \/>\nSearch (p101,124 L6)<br \/>\nSearch engine(p123L7)<br \/>\nSelect(p4<br \/>\nSend (p141L8)<br \/>\nSettings \u2013p35 L2)<br \/>\nShift key (p58 L4)<br \/>\nShut down (p5,14<br \/>\nSimulation(p123L7)<br \/>\nSitting \u2013 The correct way to sit at the computer is to p8<br \/>\nSkill (p186L10)<br \/>\nSlide show \u2013 A view used in PowerPoint or Slides when delivering a presentation. (Neff)<br \/>\nSlots p9<br \/>\nSocial media \u2013 Web pages where people and businesses are joined to discuss interests in common.(Neff)<br \/>\nSort (p101L6)<br \/>\nSpacebar (p59 L4)<br \/>\nSpeakers p7<br \/>\nSpelling and grammar button (p161L9)<br \/>\nSpreadsheet program (p37 L2)<br \/>\nSoftware (p35 L2)<br \/>\nStart button (p20 l2)<br \/>\nStart menu (p20 L2)<br \/>\nSuite \u2013 A collection of software programs sold as one package like Microsoft Office or the Google apps.Neff<br \/>\nTab .(p160L9)<br \/>\nTaskbar p21 Text (p59 L4)<br \/>\nTheme \u2013 A set of formatting selections you can apply to a document.(Neff)<br \/>\nTitle Bar p21<br \/>\nTurn on p4)<br \/>\nTurn off p4<br \/>\nTutorial (p37 L2)<br \/>\nType (p60L4)<br \/>\nUpdates \u2013 Changes to a program downloaded from the web. (Neff)<br \/>\nUndo button (p186L10)<br \/>\nURL \u2013 The Universal Resource Locator or address for something on the Internet. (Neff)<br \/>\nUSB (p78 L5)<br \/>\nUSB Drive (p103L6)<br \/>\nUSB port (p78 L5)<br \/>\nView (p36,101 L2)<br \/>\nUsername (p140L8)<br \/>\nViews button (p100L6)<br \/>\nVisit (p124L7)<br \/>\nWeb \u2013 Another name for the World Wide Web or Internet. (Neff)<br \/>\nWeb browser (p37,122L2)<br \/>\nWeb page \u2013 One page of a website.<br \/>\nWebmail \u2013 (p140L8)<br \/>\nWebsite (p122L7)<br \/>\nWindow p20<br \/>\nWindows p10<br \/>\nWindows Desktop p11<br \/>\nWord processing program (p37 L2)<br \/>\nWord processor \u2013 An app that allow you to create and edit text. (Neff)<br \/>\nWord ribbon (p160L9)<br \/>\nWordpad (p64L4)<br \/>\nWork area or workspace . (p26 L2)<br \/>\nWord wrap \u2013 The feature that wraps to the next line a long string of text beyond the right margin.(Neff)<br \/>\nWrap (p60L4)<br \/>\nZoom p162<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Words to Learn Slides &nbsp; Ventures 1 Word Page from text book. Use each in a sentence &amp; write it in Arabic (Please write small.) Vocabulary index This index is an alphabetical list of all content vocabulary in Ventures 1 Student\u2019s Book. 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