Office Vocabulary

3. An instrument designed for voice communication over long distances, now often integrated into mobile devices.
5. A collection of data stored in a computer's memory, typically identified by a name and used to hold documents or programs.
6. A system of exchanging messages electronically over a computer network, allowing for rapid communication.
9. A container or set of compartments designed to keep office supplies and documents neatly arranged on a work surface.
10. A cord with a standardized plug used to connect electronic devices to a computer or power source for data transfer or charging.
12. Pens with felt tips that dispense colored ink, used for drawing or writing, often on whiteboards.
13. A device worn on the head, typically with earphones and a microphone, used for listening to audio or communicating.

1. A container, often placed near a desk, used for the temporary disposal of unwanted paper and other small refuse.
2. A system for organizing days, weeks, and months, often used to track appointments and important dates.
4. A metal clip with folding arms used to hold together stacks of paper, preventing them from becoming disorganized.
7. A place, either physical or digital, where one stores contact information, including names, phone numbers, and addresses.
8. A global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks.
11. A piece of paper or other material attached to an object to identify or describe it.