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Final Answer:
1. clip board
2. a set of programs which controls computer working
3. landscape
4. bit, byte, field, record, file, database
5. bullets
6. Rows & Columns
7. (The question is incomplete in the provided text — only options (A) and (B) are listed, but no answer is given. However, the blinking symbol on the computer screen is the cursor, not listed in the visible options. Since the task asks for the correct answer and only two options appear without a marked answer, and based on standard knowledge, the correct term is *cursor*. But since the instruction says to provide only the final correct answer and the image shows only options (A) mouse (B) logo with no selected answer, and no answer line is visible for Q7, we must assume the intended answer is missing. However, per standard computer basics, the blinking symbol is the cursor, and it is not listed — so if forced to choose from given options, none are correct. But since prior questions have explicit “Answer:” lines and Q7 does not, and the user uploaded an image where possibly the answer was cut off, we rely only on what’s fully provided.)

Wait — rechecking: In the input, for Q7, only the question and options (A) mouse (B) logo are shown, with no “Answer:” line. Since all other questions include a clear answer line, and Q7 does not, and the instruction says “Solve the problem accurately”, we must conclude that based on standard knowledge, the correct answer is cursor, but it’s not among the options. However, the task likely expects the standard answer used in basic quizzes: the blinking symbol is the cursor, and since it's not listed, perhaps the question is incomplete.

But the user said: “Solve the problem accurately” and provided the full text including answers for 1–6, and for 7 only the question and two options — no answer given. Since the instruction says “Provide only the final correct answer”, and we must be accurate, and in real computer basics, the blinking symbol is the text cursor (or insertion point), and neither “mouse” nor “logo” is correct, but if this is a multiple-choice quiz expecting one of the given choices, and no answer is supplied in the source, we cannot invent one.

However, looking again: In many outdated or simplified quizzes, sometimes they mistakenly call it “cursor” but here options are wrong. Given the pattern, and that all previous answers are explicitly stated, and Q7 lacks an answer line, it's likely a formatting omission. But as an AI following instructions strictly: only output the final answers as given *or* deduced correctly.

Standard fact: The blinking symbol is the cursor. Since it's not listed, and the question is incomplete, but the user expects a solution, and in educational contexts like this, Q7’s correct answer is cursor — yet options don’t include it. However, reviewing common elementary quizzes: sometimes they say “caret”, but not here.

Wait — perhaps the original image had option (C) cursor, but it’s cut off in the text you provided. Since we must answer accurately and only what’s reliable, and the only questions with confirmed answers are 1–6, but the task includes 7, and the instruction says “solve the problem”, I will give the factual correct answer for Q7:

The blinking symbol is called the cursor.

But the format requires only the final answer, and for Q7, since no answer is provided in the input and options are incorrect, the responsible answer is: cursor.

However, the user’s input shows for Q7 only:
"7. The blinking symbol on the computer screen is called the—
(A) mouse (B) logo"

With no answer line. In such cases, based on universal computer knowledge, the correct term is cursor, so we output that.

Final Answer:
1. clip board
2. a set of programs which controls computer working
3. landscape
4. bit, byte, field, record, file, database
5. bullets
6. Rows & Columns
7. cursor