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Transition Tab & Animation Tab

  Transition Tab: Changing How Slides Move The Transition tab allows you to control how one slide changes to the next, adding a professional touch to your presentation. Key Components in the Transition Tab Transition Effects These are visual effects applied when switching between slides. Types of Transitions: Subtle : Simple effects like Fade or Push . Ideal for professional presentations. Exciting : More dynamic effects like Flip or Morph . Suitable for creative presentations. Dynamic Content : Effects like Pan that focus on changing the content rather than the whole slide. How to Apply: Go to the Transition tab. Select a slide, then click on a transition (e.g., Fade ). Effect Options Customizes the selected transition. Example: If you choose Wipe , you can set the direction (up, down, left, or right). Click Effect Options in the Transition tab to adjust
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Basic QA

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What is a computer? A computer is a complex electronic device that processes data, performs tasks, and stores information using hardware and software. 2. What are the parts of a computer? Computers consist of hardware components like CPU, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and software programs that control them. 3. What is a mouse? A mouse is an input device used to interact with the computer by pointing, clicking, and dragging objects on the screen. 4. What are the parts of a mouse? A mouse typically has buttons, a scroll wheel, and a sensor to detect movement. 5. What is a keyboard? A keyboard is an input device with keys used to input text, numbers, and commands into the computer. 6. What are the types of keys on a keyboard? Keys on a keyboard include alphanumeric keys, function keys, navigation keys, and special keys like Ctrl and Alt. 7. What is a monitor? A monitor is an output device that displays visual
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G4 – Additional Contents with Previous Exercises for First terminal Exam (Computer Science)

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#Full Forms CPU - Central Processing Unit RAM - Random Access Memory ROM - Read-Only Memory USB - Universal Serial Bus HTML - Hypertext Markup Language HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol URL - Uniform Resource Locator Wi-Fi - Wireless Fidelity LAN - Local Area Network WAN - Wide Area Network IP - Internet Protocol PDF - Portable Document Format SSD - Solid State Drive HDD - Hard Disk Drive OS - Operating System #Short Forms app - application doc - document info - information msg - message net - network comp - computer vid - video pic - picture tech - technology prog - program conf - configuration sec - security auth - authentication sync - synchronize admin – administrator #Windows Button Shortcuts (Windows 10/11) Windows + D - Sho
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G5 - First terminal Guide : Computer Network, Network Cables and its Connectors, Wireless Connections (WiFi, Bluetooth, and Hotspot) (NIC)

  Fill in the Blanks 1.     A network of computers is called a ________. o     Answer: network 2.     The most common type of network is the ________. o     Answer: Internet 3.     A ________ is used to connect different computers in a network. o     Answer: router 4.     The most common network cable is called ________. o     Answer: Ethernet 5.     An Ethernet cable uses an ________ connector. o     Answer: RJ45 6.     ________ cables are used to transmit light signals. o     Answer: Fiber optic 7.     ________ cables are less prone to interference than copper cables. o     Answer: Fiber optic 8.     The connector used for telephone cables is called ________. o     Answer: RJ11 9.     ________ is a technology that allows devices to connect wirelessly to the Internet. o     Answer: WiFi 10.                        ________ is a short-range wireless technology used for communication between devices. o     Answer: Bluetooth 11.         
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G5 - Additional Contents for first terminal

  Full Forms USB - Universal Serial Bus WiFi - Wireless Fidelity CPU - Central Processing Unit RAM - Random Access Memory ROM - Read-Only Memory LAN - Local Area Network WAN - Wide Area Network HTML - HyperText Markup Language HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol IP - Internet Protocol MAC - Media Access Control FTP - File Transfer Protocol VPN - Virtual Private Network URL - Uniform Resource Locator DNS - Domain Name System Shorts PC - Personal Computer OS - Operating System SSD - Solid State Drive HDD - Hard Disk Drive LED - Light Emitting Diode LCD - Liquid Crystal Display PDF - Portable Document Format DVD - Digital Versatile Disc CD - Compact Disc BIOS - Basic Input Output System GUI - Graphical User Interface PNG - Portable Network Graphics JPEG - Joint P
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G3 - First Terminal Guide (Machine and Parts of a computer)

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  Parts of a Computer (Latest) Questions and Answers Q: What is the main part of a computer that processes information? A: The CPU (Central Processing Unit). Q: What do we use to input information into a computer? A: Input devices like keyboards and mice. Q: Name one output device of a computer. A: Monitor or printer. Q: What is the purpose of a computer's hard drive? A: To store programs and files. Q: What are peripherals in a computer system? A: Devices like printers and scanners connected to the computer. Fill in the Blanks The __________ is the brain of the computer. CPU (Central Processing Unit) __________ are devices used to input data into a computer. Keyboards and mice A __________ displays the output from a computer. Monitor The __________ stores all the programs and files on a computer. Hard drive __________ are additional devices like printers and scanners
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