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nelaaney

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Match the following terms to their description.
I.GUI
II.Pointer
III.Pointing device
IV.Pen
V.Icon
A.Uses graphics such as an image of a file folder or wastebasket
B.Any symbol that displays on your screen in response to moving your mouse
C.Small image that represents a command, file, application, or other window
D.Also called a stylus
E.Used to control the pointer


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