Across
- 4. a small symbol or picture that represents a program or other things.
- 5. an abbreviation for Frequently Asked Questions.
- 6. The address of documents, web pages and resources on the internet
- 10. This is the screen that appears if you are not browsing the Internet, reading a file, playing a game or have any windows open. Your icons are on this screen.
- 11. To do this, you click on something and hold the button down, then move the object you clicked on and will leave it where you let go of the button
- 12. You have to do this to get access to a computer. You just type in a certain name or code.
- 13. Software that was written to do bad stuff to your computer
- 16. When you click on the mouse this way, you are given a menu of options.
- 18. Any information stored by a computer. It can be files, E-mails, video games, songs, pictures, etc.
- 19. the program you use to browse web pages like Firefox, Chrome or Edge.
Down
- 1. the first page you see when you open your browser.
- 2. an extra copy of a file or document
- 3. a picture or an image
- 7. where the data is that a computer stores. The more of this, the more data the computer can do and hold.
- 8. This is an abbreviation for "sending particularly annoying messages"; it stands for unwanted e-mail.
- 9. Group of internet servers linking computers around the world.
- 11. This is the process where you copy something from another computer or website to your computer.
- 14. This is all the instructions for the computer, or a program designed to do different things. Examples are: Microsoft Word, Skype, Chrome, and Windows.
- 15. The bar beside the Start button that shows what programs are open.
- 17. Usually a small arrow on the screen that moves when you move the mouse. It is used to make a selection. Sometimes it is flashing and tells you where your typing will start.