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Free Ride Review Game

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The key that erases one character to the right is called a(an) . . . Delete key Backspace key Escape key Backup key

The key that erases one character to the left is called a(an) . . . Delete key Backspace key Escape key Backup key

The key that cancels an operation is called a(an). . . Delete key Backspace key Escape key Backup key

The key that moves you up one screen at a time is called a . . . PageUp key Backspace key PageDown key Backup key

The key that moves you down one screen at a time is called a . . . PageUp key Backspace key PageDown key Backup key

The keyboard accelerator that moves you to the beginning of the document is called a . . . CTRL-End key CTRL-Home key PageDown key PageUp key

The keyboard accelerator that moves you to the end of the document is called a . . . CTRL-End key CTRL-Home key PageDown key PageUp key

A collection of related data stored on a disk is called a. . . folder format file backup

A name given to a file to identify it, is called a. . . folder format file file name

Three letters and a period that follow the filename designating the type of file is called a. . . folder format file extension file name

Resaving a file (after changes have been made) to save the changes is called . . overwrite format resaving backup

Putting a file to hard copy on paper is called . . saving printing closing opening

Removing a file from memory and from the screen is called . . saving printing closing opening

Putting a copy of a file in memory and on the screen is called . . saving printing closing opening

Removing a file and program from the screen and the computer’s memory is called . . saving quitting/exiting closing opening

A storage device used for long-term storage outside away from the computer is called a. . disk hard disk folder backup

A large storage device used for long-term storage inside the computer is called a . . . disk hard disk folder backup

This is used to organize related files. disk hard disk folder backup

A command to permanently remove a file from a disk or from the hard drive is called a(an). . Format command Exit command Quit command Delete command

To prepare a disk to receive data is called . . . Format Copy Close Delete

Tab at the upper left of a disk that can be slid up to protect the data from being erased from a floppy disk is called . . . Format protect tab Write protect tab Close protect tab Delete protect tab

A copy of a file or disk (a duplicate) in case something happens to the original file or disk is called a . . . file Backup Overwrite Folder