1. A method by which information and instructions are exchanged between a user and a computer is called

An operating system

A user interface

2. An interface which the user controls by typing in instructions is called

A command line interface

A menu driven interface

3. An interface which the user controls by selecting options from a list on screen is called

A command line interface

A menu driven interface

4. An interface which the user controls by pointing and clicking at icons, using a mouse is called

A graphical user interface or GUI

An icon driven interface or IDI

5. Mac OS X and Windows XP are both examples of

A graphical user interface

A menu driven interface

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