1. Benefits of Exam Office Systems & Technology
Game Directions CAP Exam
Game Preparation
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Credits
Karen Sliger, CPS
Copyright Notice University of Tennessee at Martin

2. Benefits of Certification
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3. Game Directions
The goal of this game is to prepare you for questions
covering Office Systems & Technology for the CAP exam.
To play the game go to Play Game.
Answer the question. Click next question to go forward.
Be sure to make notes on your list of Key Terms as you play
along.
The one with the most correct answers wins!
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4. Game Preparation
Read and review Key Terms from Chpts. 1 & 2 of
Discovering Computers 2011.
Print off copy of the Game Pieces slide which
contains a list of Key Terms. This will be used
during the game as a reference and also to make
notes.
Quiz Yourself later…
Print off Key Terms from slide.
Cut out each term. Place in a box or hat. Pull one
out and see if you can recall what it is.
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5. Game Pieces Back to Home Page
Computer Literacy Computer Software
Data Information Graphical User Interface
Information Processing Cycle Hardware Systems Software
Input Device Output Device Operating System
System Unit Motherboard Utility Program
CPU USB Flash Drive Application Software
Communications Device User Convergence
Garbage in, Garbage out Green Computing Mainframe
Network Server Supercomputer
Social Networking Site Blog Embedded Computer
Microblog Podcast Telecommuting
Web Application Web 2.0 ARPANET
Wi-Fi DSL FTTP
ISP IP Address Domain Name
URL Tabbed Browsing Search Engine
Streaming Plug-In Netiquette

6. Objectives
•This game is intended to help you
recall information covering Office
Systems & Technology
•Prepare you for the CAP exam.
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7. Credits
Shelley, G., & Veermaat, M. (2011). Discovering Computers
2011, Living in a Digital World, Complete. Boston, MA:
Cengage Learning.
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8. Copyright
Copyright 2011 Karen Sliger
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9. What consists of programs designed to make users
more productive and/or assist them with personal
tasks? A widely used type of this used is a web
browser.
Information Processing Cycle
Input Device
Server
Application Software
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12. Reducing the electricity consumed and environmental
waste generated when using a computer is called
what?
Green Computing
Convergence
Telecommuting
Streaming
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15. The series of input, process, output, and storage
activities is referred to as:
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Information Processing Cycle
Web Application
Utility Program
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18. What is considered having a current knowledge
and understanding of computers and their use?
Hardware
User
Netiquette
Computer Literacy
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21. Collection of unprocessed items is called:
Information
Software
Data
System Unit
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24. This term refers to Web sites that provide a means for
users to share personal information, allow users to
modify the web site contents, and/or have software
built into the site for users to access.
Search Engine
Web 2.0
Web Application
Graphical User Interface
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27. This allows users to publish short messages, usually
between 100 and 200 characters, for others to read.
Twitter is an example.
Microblog
Wi-Fi
Social Networking Site
DSL
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30. This allows users to perform maintenance-type tasks
usually related to managing a computer, its devices,
or its programs.
Software
Utility Program
Systems Software
Graphical User Interface
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33. The trend of computers and devices with
technologies that overlap that leads to computer
manufacturers continually releasing newer models
that include similar functionality and features.
Embedded Computer
Netiquette
Convergence
Streaming
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36. The code of acceptable behaviors users should follow
while on the Internet; that is, it is the conduct
expected of individuals while online.
Motherboard
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Telecommuting
Netiquette
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