Match each word to its description
1 windows
2.spreadsheet, word processing
3. data
4. system calls
type of file created when word
processing document is saved
switching front one setting to
another
where documents go when you
delete them
folder where documents you create
go by default
instructions for the os provided by
application software
operating system most commonly
used by businesses
types of application software
best place to get assistance in a
word-processing program
5. documents
6. recycle bin
7. toggling
8. menu

Following are the words matched to its description:

Explanation:

1. Windows => operating system most commonly used by businesses.

Today there are a number of windows present to operate a system. Some of them are Windows XP, Windows 8, Windows 10.

2. Spreadsheet, word processing => types of application software.

These are software that let one to make results, business reports etc. Excel is one of the example.

3. Data =>   type of file created when word processing document is saved.

It can contain information such as result cards etc. It is stored in the memory by unique names.

4. System calls => instructions for the OS provided by application software.

Services are requested using system call that are provided to the kernel of OS.

5. Document => folder where documents you create go by default.

It is a built in Folder in the windows. Its path is given for saving each document by default.

6. Recycle Bin => where documents go when you delete them.

It is also a Built-in Folder of each window. A deleted file resides in Recycle Bin. Files can be restored as well as permanently deleted from the Recycle Bin.

7. toggling => switching front one setting to another.

Computer allows us to switch a setting with other setting and this act is known as toggling. It increase the ease of work.

                       

8. Help menu => best place to get assistance in a word-processing program.

Each program/software has a menu known as help menu. All important features about the program and FAQs are already given in this menu.

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