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Study the word list: Key Stage 3: ICT: ele - mod

Word list: Key Stage 3: ICT: ele - mod

 electronic Email is short for electronic mail.
graphic An image file can also be called a graphic.
hardware Hardware consists of the physical components of a device.
icon Click the icon to mute the sound.
input I will input the data into the computer.
interactive There is an interactive map of the shopping mall on the ground floor.
interface It is important to create an accessible interface.
internet He made his fortune on the Internet.
justify Justify a text to form neat and even lines at the margins.
keyboard I am typing on my computer keyboard.
megabyte A megabyte and a gigabyte are measures of how much data a computer is able to store.
memory If you are running out of memory, try deleting some photos.
modem The modem lets computers talk with each other using telephone lines.
module COM stands for computer-on-module.

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