| A | B |
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| The way you mark a site on the Internet that you may want to visit again. | bookmark |
| Random Access Memory | RAM |
| This is the main page of the web site. | homepage |
| A huge collection of over 80,000 independent networks. | Internet |
| Any two or more computers that are connected to share information and resources. | network |
| A program that looks aor searchs for information for you. | search engine |
| The keyboard, monitor, computer, disk drives, and printers. | hardware |
| World Wide Web | www |
| This is a harmful illegal computer code that can damage your computer system. | virus |
| This is a modern slang term used to mean the Internet or World Wide Web | cyberspace |
| A place on your hard drive that keeps words and pictures from Web pages so tat when you visit them ore than once, they come up quickly. | cache |
| When you access certain Web Pages, yo may be asked to enter some information | cookes |
| It lists all of the fils you have stored on your computer. | directory |
| Small pictures or graphics on your computer. | icons |
| A computer that "serves" other computers, or clients, on a network | server |
| Short for Uniform Resource Locater | URL |
| It is a type of scrambling system that scrambles information over the Internet. | SSL-Secure Sockets Layer |
| A thousand bytes. | kilobyte |
| A million bytes | megabyte |
| Another name for a personal computer | PC |
