Ct Vocab

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Row

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Information that is entered from left to right (horizontal); identified by a number.

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Column

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Information that is entered from top to bottom (vertical); identified by a letter.

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Cell

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The intersection of a row and a column; identified by a letter then a number

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Proofreading

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Reviewing a document to identify mistakes.

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Error

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Any keying or spacing mistakes found in a document.

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Editing

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Correcting or making changes to a document.

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Peer editing

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Allowing someone else to proofread a document before keying or submitting a final copy.

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You're

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Contraction for "you are." EX: You're (you are) a great student.

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Your

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Refers to something that a person has or owns. EX: Your a great student.

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Simile

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A literary divice for comparing two unline thing.

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Avatar

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A two or three dimensional icon that represents a computer user or gamer.

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Scam

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An attempt to trick someone, usually with the intention of stealing money or private information.

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Identity Theft

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A type of crim in whitch you r private information is stolen and used for criminal activity.

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Vulnerable

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In a poition that makes it easier for you to be harmed or attacked.

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Phishing

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When people send you phoney emailes, pop-up messages, texts, calls, or links to fake websites in order to hook you into giving out your information.

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Digital etiquett

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A set of rules for how to behave online.

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Etiquett

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A code of conduct for having good manners, treating others with courtest, and respect.

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Flam war

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Insulting argument between two or more users.

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Trolls

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People that cruise the internet, looking to start flame wars.

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Anonymous

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Unidentified, having a secret identity.

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Data

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Text (letters, numbers, symbols), sounds, and images.

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Margins

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The edge or border line of a document.

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Left alignment

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A format in which all lines of text are alined with the left margin

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Right alignment

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A format in which all lines of text are alined with the right margin.

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Center alignment

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A format in which all lines of text are alined with the left and right margin.

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Space bar

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Used to insert spaces between characters.

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Enter/return

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Used to move the cursor down one line.

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Backspace

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Deletes text to the left of (behind) the cursor.

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Spell check

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A feature that checks a document for incorrectly spelled words.

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Tab

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Used to indent a line of data.

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Allowance

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Money that a parent/guardian gives a child on a regular basis; often the money is given in return for a child doing chores.

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Wages

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Money that is paid to workers. Also called an "hourly" position

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Salary

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An amount of money paid to an employee on a regular basis for work that has been done. Also called a "Salaried" position

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Paycheck

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A document (paper or electronic) which is given to an employee for wages or salary.

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Commission

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A free or percentage of money given to a salesperson for his/her services based on the selling price of an item.

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Tip/Gratuity

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A small gift of money to show appreciation for work that has been done.

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Gift

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Money given to a person that is not in exchange for work.

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Minimum wage

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The lest amount a person can be paid when they are working in a wage position.

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Expenses

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The cost required for something ; the money spent on something.