File compression is a bit like packing a lunchbox. Imagine you have a lunchbox, but you want to fit as much food as possible inside it. You can use different techniques to make the food fit better. There are two main ways to compress files: "____" and "lossy." Lossless compression is like arranging your food in the lunchbox so that nothing spills or gets squashed. When you open the lunchbox later, everything is just as it was before. This is great for things like saving ____ documents or computer ____ where you need to keep ____. On the other hand, ____ compression is like rearranging your food in the lunchbox but maybe squishing a sandwich a little to fit in more snacks. You can still eat everything, but it might not look ____ the same as before. This is useful for things like saving ____ or videos where it's okay to ____ to save space. So, whether you're packing a lunch or organising digital files, compression helps make things fit better and saves space!

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