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Match each of the following terms to its best description:

I.   Locked Cell
II.   Unlocked Cell
III.   Password
IV.   Protected worksheet
V.   Unprotected worksheet

A.   Cells that can be edited in a protected worksheet
B.   Uneditable when protected
C.   The default state for all worksheets
D.   Up to 255 characters to unlock a protected worksheet
E.   A worksheet in which locked cells cannot be edited

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