Unit 3 Part 2 Vocabulary Question Preview (ID: 33563)


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a widget in a Web browser that either reflects the current URL or accepts typing-in a target URL
a) address bar
b) task bar
c) control menu icon
d) vertical/horizontal scoll bar

shortcut key for nearly all Windows operating systems to close the active window or application
a) ALT + F4
b) ALT + Tab
c) ALT + F5
d) ALT + Shift

the common name for a keyboard shortcut on Microsoft Windows used for switching between top-level windows without using the mouse; also called “Task Switcher”
a) ALT + Tab
b) ALT + F4
c) ALT + F5
d) ALT + Shift

reveal drop-down menus, provide access to editing tools, etc.
a) chevron
b) minimize
c) maximize
d) close

make a data file inaccessible after use so that it is securely stored until required again
a) close
b) maximize
c) minimize
d) chevron

button to press to display a list of commonly used Microsoft Windows menus
a) control menu icon
b) close
c) chevron
d) minimize

button to press to make a window fit the contents of the screen; when pressed again, the window will go back to its original size.
a) maximize/restore
b) minimize
c) close
d) address bar

causes a window to disappear without closing the program or file or discarding any data
a) minimize
b) maximize/restore
c) close
d) chevron

the bar that spans the bottom of the screen and contains the Start button on the left side, contains shortcuts to open windows, and the systray on the right.
a) task bar
b) title bar
c) address bar
d) control menu icon

adjustment handles are the small boxes appearing on the corners and edges of a selected control that let you change the size and shape of the control
a) sizing handle
b) vertical/horizontal scroll bars
c) control menu icon
d) chevron

a horizontal bar at the top of a window, bearing the name of the program and typically the name of the currently active document
a) title bar
b) vertical/horizontal scroll bars
c) task bar
d) address bar

a long thin section at the edge of a computer display by which material can be scrolled using a mouse
a) vertical/horizontal scroll bars
b) title bar
c) task bar
d) adress bar

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