CORRECT ANSWERS
\.Aligning - ANSWERS✔-A data item residing in a cell will usually be aligned in one
of three positions within the cell, namely left-align, right-align or centered.
\.Automation - ANSWERS✔-Computer control of machines and processes.
\.Backing storage - ANSWERS✔-Memory external to the computer used for
storage of large quantities of data or large programs. ____________________ is
also known as secondary store, auxiliary store or external store.
\.Bit - ANSWERS✔-An acronym for binary digit. It can have a value of 1 or 0.
\.Border - ANSWERS✔-In printing a spreadsheet certain groups of column or rows
may be designated as left or top borders to ensure that the information they
contain will appear on all pages of the print-out.
\.Bulletin board - ANSWERS✔-An electric equivalent of a conventional bulletin
board. It is used as part of a communication network where users can post
messages, read messages posted by other users, communicate with the system
operator and upload or download programs.
\.Byte - ANSWERS✔-A group of eight bits, usually representing a single character.
, \.Character - ANSWERS✔-One of the set of symbols that may be represented in a
computer. ___________________ may be letters, digits and symbols.
\.Computer - ANSWERS✔-Electronic machine or device that accepts and processes
data to produce information.
\.CPU - ANSWERS✔-Central Processing Unit.
\.Database - ANSWERS✔-A collection of data files that may be used by a number
of applications with storage and access to the data controlled by a set of programs
known as Database Management System. (DBMS)
\.Database Management System - ANSWERS✔-Programs and database files that
allow timely and easy controlled access to data by a number of users.
\.Download - ANSWERS✔-Process whereby programs or data are transferred via
communications channels, from a computer and stored on media located at the
user's computer.
\.Dry-run - ANSWERS✔-A manual traversal of the logic of a program.
\.Electronic mail - ANSWERS✔-Mail or messages transmitted electronically by
computers via communication channels. It is usual for such messages to be held in
a central store for retrieval at the user's convenience.