The document provides a review of topics covered in lessons 3, 4, and 5 about computers. It lists steps for troubleshooting a computer and poses questions about upgrading hardware, how language translators work, downloading software, productivity software, the first computer DOS was installed on, icons on the desktop, the graphical user interface, multitasking, interfaces, software and how it works, the first computer with a GUI, application and system software examples, software development, adding hardware/software, booting a computer, selecting files, windows, running multiple programs, moving/copying/deleting files, installing programs, and parts of a window.

1. Review
for
Quiz
Lesson
3,
4,
and
5
Troubleshooting
a
computer
involves
the
following
steps:
Step
1:
Step
2:
Step
3:
Step
4:
Step
5:
Step
6:
Step
7:
Step
8:
What
are
reasons
to
upgrade
your
hardware?
What
are
reasons
to
NOT
upgrade
your
hardware?
Describe
how
language
translators
work.
Name
three
ways
you
might
download
a
software
program.
What
is
another
name
for
productivity
software?

2. What
was
the
first
computer
DOS
was
installed
on?
What
do
you
call
the
graphic
images
(pictures)
you
see
on
your
desktop?
What
is
a
Graphical
User
Interface
(GUI)?
Describe
what
multitasking
on
a
computer
means
Know
the
difference
between
interface
and
user
interface
Now
what
software
is
and
how
it
works
What
computer
had
the
first
GUI?
Know
the
difference
between
application
and
system
software
and
know
examples
of
each
Know
what
each
type
of
software
(above)
does
and
why

3. What
is
software
development?
Do
computers
come
with
everything
you
could
ever
need?
Why
might
you
add
more
hardware?
Software?
Know
the
process
of
“booting”
your
computer
Know
how
to
select
multiple
files
Know
how
to
maximize
and
minimize
windows
Know
how
to
identify
when
you
have
more
then
one
program
open
and
how
you
can
tell
Understand
how
to
move,
copy,
and
delete
files
works
Know
the
process
to
install
a
new
program
Know
the
parts
of
the
window