Matching
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a. | Download | l. | Virus | b. | Upload | m. | Boot up | c. | Network | n. | Internet | d. | Search
Engine | o. | CPU | e. | Hacker | p. | Floppy Disk | f. | URL | q. | Hard
Copy | g. | Internet Service
Provider | r. | Soft
Copy | h. | Keyboard | s. | Worm | i. | System Administrator | t. | Web Browser | j. | Motherboard | u. | Attachment | k. | Homepage | | | | |
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To
transfer information from another computer or online service to your computer
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A
global network connecting millions of computers. Used to exchange data, news and
opinions
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The
first document users see when they enter a site on the World Wide Web.
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A
program that searches documents for specified keywords and returns a list of the documnets where the
keywords were found. Example: Alta Vista and Excite.
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To turn on
or restart a computer
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A group of 2
or more computer systems linked together by telephone lines, cables or radio waves.
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A
paper printout of information.
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Abbrevieated ISP; a company that provides access to the Internet.
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The
main circuit board inside a computer. It contains memory, the central processing unit, and
controllers for peripherals.
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10.
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A
file attached to an email
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A
computer enthusiast or expert who gains unauthorized access to computer systems for the purpose of
stealing and corrupting data.
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A
program that is loaded onto your computer without your knowledge, runs against your wishes and can
also replicate itself; an unwanted program that is dangerous because it can quickly use all
available memory and bring the system to a halt.
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Abbreviation for Uniform Resource Locator; the global address of documents and
other resources on the World Wide Web.
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An
individual responsible for maintaining a multi-user comtputer system.. Typical duties include:
Adding and configuring new workstations, setting up user accounts, installing system-wide software,
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A
software application used to locate and display Web pages. Examples: Netscape Navigator and
Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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