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Row 1, Col 1 A flashdrive is plugged into this What is a USB port?

1,2 Doing this opens a menu. What is a right-click?

1,3 This is the main reason folders are used. What is organization?

1,4 Clicking this type of desktop icon will open a program that is saved somewhere else. What is a shortcut?

2,1 This key combination will start the login process and will give you access to the Task Manager. What is CTRL-Alt-Delete?

2,2 Clicking this will minimize all windows and reveal the desktop. What is the button in the far right of the system tray?

2,3 If you save here, you have access to your files from any computer in a Baltimore County Public school. What is your H: drive?

2,4 Icons of open files and applications show up here. What is the task bar?

3,1 This key combination will lock the computer, requiring you to login before resuming use. What is the Windows key + L?

3,2 This button makes a full screen window change to a smaller size. What is the Restore down button?

3,3 Schools save files for teachers on this drive. What is the shared drive?

3,4 To pin the Snipping Tool To the taskbar, you do this To the icon and select, “Pin to taskbar.” What is a right-click?

4,1 If all else fails, you can hold this in for a hard reboot. What is the power button on the CPU?

4,2 The two Word icons in the taskbar are a visual cue to this.. What is two files open?

4,3 This happens to folder icons when you click this button. What is the view changes ?

4,4 Clicking this icon in the system tray would let you do this. What is change the speaker volume?

5,1 This type of cable connects a computer to a network. What is an ethernet cable?

5,2 This button gives you access to printers, applications, and the log off button. What is the Start button?

5,3 To place a file inside a folder you can either save it to the folder, or do this. What is dragging a folder?

5,4 The check next to this printer Icon means this. What is the default printer?