PTE

A natural language that uses patterned hand movements, facial expressions, and body positions, usually perceived visually or sometimes through touch.

A short, memorable phrase used to promote a product, organization, or idea.

A person authorized to make statements or answer questions on behalf of an organization or group.

The grammatical matching of a verb with its subject in features such as person and number.

A person who signs up to receive content or access a service, either free or for a fee.

A unit of spoken rhythm organized around a vowel sound or another sound that can serve a similar central role.

The group of people a message, program, or product is specifically intended to reach.

The ways participants organize who contributes and when during a conversation or other interaction.

Spreading rapidly among many internet users through repeated sharing.

The spread of information through informal communication from one person to another.

The greater prominence given to one syllable relative to others within a spoken word.

An organized set of signs and conventions used to represent a language in written form.

To begin using a technology, system, or technical method as part of regular practice.

The decision or process of beginning to use a technology, system, or technical method.

A precisely defined set of steps for solving a problem or performing a computation.

The field and technologies concerned with computer systems that perform tasks such as recognizing patterns, making predictions, or generating responses.

to join separate parts together to make a device or structure

To give a user, program, or device permission to access a resource or perform a specified action.

To arrange for a task to be performed by a machine or software with less direct human control.

The use of machines or software to perform tasks with less direct human control.

A defect in a computer program that can make it behave incorrectly.

A software system that interacts with users through conversational text or speech.

Software or a device that requests information or services from a server.

the ability of software, devices, or file formats to work together correctly

To reduce the amount of space needed to represent digital information, using a method that may preserve or discard some detail.

The trail of information left by a person's use of digital devices and services, including both deliberate posts and automatically collected records.

The ability to use digital tools to find, understand, evaluate, create, and communicate information safely and appropriately.

To convert material or information into a form that a computer can store and process.

a machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical motion