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| CAPS LOCK is the proper method to use for typing a single capital (upper case) letter |
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| Enter and Return are different names for the same action |
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| The originator of the QWERTY keyboard first put the keys in this order: |
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| The ______________ keyboard is by far the most utilized. |
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| Which keys are on the home row? |
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| Our regular number system is Base Ten; binary is |
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| Which are the correct place values in binary? |
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| 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 and so on |
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| What is the binary number for the value 2? |
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| The computer sees these as ones and zeroes: |
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| Why does the computer use binary numbers? |
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| There are only two possible conditions, like electricity: on and off |
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| In SCRATCH, what is a sprite? |
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| a character/other object you are controlling |
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| The axis on the stage is labeled G and H |
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| The CPU acts like the _____________ of the computer |
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| The CPU's clock is the _______________ of the motherboard |
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| Random-Access Memory (RAM) is like this kind of memory in people: |
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| "I have to pick up milk and eggs at the store" |
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| This is the component into which all the parts of the computer connect: |
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| RAM memory will be lost when you turn off the computer. |
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| A computer's basic operations can be described as: input-process-output. |
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| What makes the computer work (in one oversimplified word)? |
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| There is a backup battery on the motherboard |
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| draw heat away and cool it. |
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| In an electrical outlet, the following is true |
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| There is one "hot" slot and one neutral slot. |
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| an electronic circuit in the computer that allows it to "think" |
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| Using shape syntax In a flowchart, the circle or oval is only used two times: |
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| At the beginning and end of the program |
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| a set of steps to accomplish a task |
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| Which is BOTH an input and output device: |
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