| A | B |
|---|
| monitor | This piece of output hardware displays the information/data from the tower. |
| green light | The monitor is turned on and functioning with the tower. |
| orange light | The monitor is not turned off. |
| keyboard | This piece of input hardware allows you to enter, and edit information/data on your computer. |
| mouse | This piece of input hardware enables you to navigate through the software, and select information/data on your computer. |
| tower | This is what contains the actual computer, or the hardware that runs your computer. |
| reset | This button logs you off and quickly turns off your computer and then turns it back on. |
| reboot | This is when your computer is turned off and turned back on quickly. |
| scan disk | This is the software that comes on automatically to fix your computer. |
| icons | These are pictures that represent programs, files, printer information, and computer information. |
| mouse pointer | The on-screen pointer that you use to select items and choose commands. |
| end session | This icon allows you to log off and reset your computer. |
| shut down | This icon does exactly what it sounds like, it turns off the computer. |
| point | To move the mouse across the screen and put the tip of the pointer on an object. |
| click | Quickly press and release the mouse button to select an object. |
| right click | Qucikly press and release the right mouse button. |
| double click | To quickly press and release the left mouse button twice. This is used to activate a command. |
| drag | To press and hold the left mouse button, then move the mouse to a new location on the screen. |
