Name Class
Date
Vocabulary Review
Directions Match each vocabulary term to its definition. Complete each sentence with a term
from the list below
processing
utility software
utput
storage
computer
hardware
central processing unit (CPU) software
universal serial bus
system software
random-access memory
bit
(RAM)
application software
input
operating system (OS)
peripheral
byte
cloud storage
1. A(n)
is a machine that changes information from one form into
another.
refers to the raw data that is entered into a computer.
3. A(n)
is the basic unit of the coded language that computers use.
4. Ain)
is a group of eight or more bits
5.
refers to the task or tasks carried out by the computer, or what it
does with the data
6.
the result of the computer's processing.
7. The last stage of compu
assing is
the saving of processed
information
8. The physical parts of a computer are known as
9. The
is the part of the computer that processes data.
10. The area where data and instructions are stored while the computer is working is called

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