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Match the following terms with their meaning.

I.   Public computer
II.   InPrivate Browsing
III.   Cookie
IV.   Web note
V.   Paint

A.   Available to others when you are not using it
B.   A Microsoft Edge search window that limits the browsing history stored on your device
C.   A drawing program that is installed with most versions of Windows
D.   An item on a website you can highlight, clip, or annotate to read later
E.   Small text files written by some websites as you visit them

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