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Match each of the following terms to its best description:

I.   Sub Procedure
II.   Keyword
III.   Comment
IV.   Object
V.   Module

A.   A variable that contains both data and code and represents an element of Excel such as Range or Selection
B.   A Visual Basic script that performs actions
C.   Starts with an apostrophe and green font. Used to document a program.
D.   A container in which VBA code is stored
E.   A word reserved for a specific purpose in VBA

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