2. HARDWARE UNIT

3. INPUT DEVICES #1 A device you can use to enter commands or information into your computer, Examples: keyboard, mouse, joystick, scanner, microphone, bar code reader, light pen touchpad scanner Light pen

4. OUTPUT DEVICES #1 A device that lets a computer communicate with you, Examples: monitor, printer, or a set of speakers. Dot matrix printer Inkjet printer Laser printer

5. STORAGE DEVICES #1 used to store information without eating up your hard drive Examples: floppy disks, flash drives, CD-ROM Hard drive Floppy disk

6. Question #2 Monitor: O Inkjet: O Touch pad: I Scanner: I Floppy Disk: S Keyboard: I Mouse: I Printers: O Trackball: I Pointing Stick: I Flash drive: S Speakers: O Hard Drive: S Dot Matrix: O Microphone: I

7. CPU- Central Processing Unit “the brains of the computers”

8. MS WORD

9. Question #3: Make sure you can identify the buttons on the following slide. Use the powerpoint show on the webpage for more practice.

11. Question #4 : Header: the area on the top of the paper Footer: the area on the bottom of the paper ** anything typed in the header or footer will appear on EVERY page in the document Header: Footer:

12. Question #5: It is best to use bullets when the order IS NOT important. If the order is important, then use numbers. Wish List Pony Kitty Bike Trip to Disney Favorite Colors: 1.Green 2.Blue 3.Red 4.Pruple

13. Question #6 ** use the CTRL key unless stated : Cut: x Print: p Italic: i Underline: u Copy: c Open: o Undo: z Double space: 2 Paste: v Bold: b New: n Single: 1 Close window: w Select all: a For additional practice, use the Toolbar review powerpoint show on my webpage

14. Question #7: Text Wraps Top & bottom: text is placed above and below (top/bottom of image

15. Question #7: Text Wraps Tight: text is placed as close to image as possible

16. Question #7: Text Wraps In front of Text: The image is placed over the text

17. POWERPOINT

18. Question #8 ** use the CTRL key unless stated : Cut: x Print: p Italic: i Copy: c Open: o Undo: z Paste: v Bold: b Underline: u Insert new slide: m New project: n Run slide show: F5 (no ctrl)

19. BACKGROUNDS #9: There are several ways to add color to your slides

20. SOLID FILL: – uses only 1 solid color – Demonstrated on this slide

21. GRADIENT: – Blends 2 or more colors together – You can use the pre-set colors (left image) or create your own gradient color (right image) – Demonstrated on this slide

22. TEXTURE: – A set design – You can’t change these designs – Demonstrated on this slide

23. PATTERNS: – variety of patterns to select from – Can use 2 colors

24. In addition to this slide show, you can do additional review on Castle Learning. These are the EXACT same assignments used earlier this year. I will not be grading these assignments, they are there for you to use to study. They are called: – Final Exam Review – Hardware – Final Exam Review – MS Word ** print out a toolbar from my webpage – Final Exam Review – Internet Safety **same as the one we did in class Don’t forget to practice any alfa lesson. Use my grading scale – not the alfa grading scale.

25. If you have class time available, you may do any of the following: 1.Practice alfa typing 2.Complete a Castle Learning activity