Across
- 3. A System of Many Parts That Work Together.
- 6. Sorting feature...Z-A; Highest to lowest
- 8. A list of steps to finish a task.
- 9. The brains of the computer. Any time you click the mouse or press a key on the keyboard.
- 11. A collection of worksheets.
- 13. Lets you explore the Internet where you can find lots of information, like pictures, videos, and webpages. Examples of browsers are Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox.
- 15. An algorithm that has been coded into something that can be run by a machine.
- 16. Horizontal part of the worksheet identified by numbers
- 17. Looks like a TV screen and lets you see your work and your files.
- 18. Are the parts of a computer that you can actually touch are called.
- 20. Sorting Feature, Alphabetical Order or Lowest to Highest
- 22. Tells the hardware what to do and how to do it. For example, writing and reading programs, and games might be some types of software you have used before.
- 23. Used to add a long column of numbers.
- 24. Not giving up. Persistence works best when you try things many different ways, many different times.
Down
- 1. Small square in the lower right corner of a selection.
- 2. Putting commands in correct order so computers can read the commands.
- 4. Protects your computer so that it doesn't get a computer virus.
- 5. The intersection of a row and column.
- 7. Vertical part of the worksheet identified by letters.
- 10. The art of creating a program.
- 12. Is used for typing words and numbers on the computer. Whatever you type on the keyboard, you can see on your monitor.
- 14. Part of a program that does not work correctly.
- 19. The words or titles used in spreadsheets.
- 21. Lets you point to objects on your screen, click on them, and even move them. You can also use the mouse to scroll (or move) through different parts of your screen.