Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which of the following is a storage device?
a. | DVD | c. | CD | b. | hard drive | d. | All of the
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The way your files appear in the File List Window is determined by the
a. | View | c. | Subfolder | b. | Path | d. | Criterion |
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Which of the following is a permanent storage device?
a. | hard drive | c. | Both A & B | b. | USB flash drive | d. | Neither A nor B |
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A set of characters at the end of a filename to identify the type of
file.
a. | file extension | c. | file management | b. | file hierarchy | d. | flash drive |
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A _____ is a three- or four-letter sequence, preceded by a period, that
identifies the file type.
a. | filename | c. | file property | b. | file suffix | d. | file extension |
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You should give folders _____ names that help you easily identify them.
a. | identical | c. | unique | b. | similar | d. | uniform |
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When you _____ a file, the file is transferred to the new location and no longer
exists in its original location.
a. | move | c. | backup | b. | copy | d. | paste |
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You move a file using which commands?
a. | Cut and Paste | c. | Copy and Paste | b. | Delete | d. | None of the
above |
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Windows XP places folders and files you delete from your hard drive in the
_____.
a. | RAM | c. | Recycle Bin | b. | Trash can | d. | None of the
above |
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How you organize your files and folders on the computer is called
a. | file management | c. | file hierarchy | b. | file extension | d. | file task |
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The _____, just below the title bar, shows the location of the files that appear
in the File list.
a. | taskbar | c. | Navigation pane | b. | Address bar | d. | None of the
above |
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When you click a Folder in the Navigation pane, you see its contents in the
_____.
a. | taskbar | c. | File list | b. | Details pane | d. | Address bar |
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A(n) _____ is a small, portable storage device.
a. | hard drive | c. | USB flash drive | b. | RAM | d. | None of the
above |
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_____ is the process of making changes to a document.
a. | Editing | c. | Proofreading | b. | Filing | d. | Saving |
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In the Save As dialog box, below the Address bar, the _____ contains command
buttons that you can click to perform actions.
a. | taskbar | c. | toolbar | b. | file list | d. | navigation bar |
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What is the drive name for the hard drive?
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_____ are folders that are inside of other folders.
a. | Subfolders | c. | Both A and B | b. | Files | d. | Neither A nor B |
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When you copy a file, it is automatically placed on the
a. | Preview Pane | c. | My Documents folder | b. | Hierarchy | d. | Clipboard |
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_____ is a technique in which you use your pointing device to drag a file or
folder into a different folder and then let go of the mouse button to place it in that folder.
a. | Move | c. | Dragging | b. | Drag and drop | d. | None of the
above |
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The _____ on the left side of a window shows the folder structure on your
computer.
a. | File list | c. | Details pane | b. | Address bar | d. | Navigation pane |
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When you turn off your computer, it automatically clears the contents of
_____.
a. | memory | c. | your hard drive | b. | RAM | d. | None of the
above |
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If you make a typing mistake, press ______ to delete the character to the left
of the insertion point.
a. | [Ctrl] | c. | [Backspace] | b. | [Delete] | d. | None of the above |
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A _____ is a system that arranges files and folders in different levels.
a. | file tree | c. | file folder | b. | file hierarchy | d. | None of the
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Matching
Choose the answer that best completes each item
below.
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a. | File Management | e. | File Hierarchy | b. | File Extension | f. | Recycle Bin | c. | Address
Bar | g. | Backup | d. | Path | h. | Drag-n-Drop |
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Area where deleted files/folders are placed
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Mouse technique used to copy/move files and folders
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Creating an additional copy of a file and placing/storing it in a different
place
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Describes a file’s location in the file hierarchy
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28.
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A 3 or 4 letter sequence preceded by a period, that identifies the type of
file
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Shows File’s Path
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30.
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Skills that help you organize your files and folders
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Structure of files and folders organized in different levels
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a. | Folder | d. | Back
button | b. | Address Bar | e. | Subfolder | c. | Navigation Pane |
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32.
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Identify the Windows Explorer component labeled # 2
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33.
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Identify the Windows Explorer component labeled # 4
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34.
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Identify the Windows Explorer component labeled # 1
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35.
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Identify the Windows Explorer component labeled # 3
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36.
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Identify the Windows Explorer component labeled # 5
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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37.
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RAM is a permanent storage location.
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38.
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You must double-click a folder or subfolder in the Address bar to show its
contents.
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39.
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It’s a good idea to give folders unique names that help you easily
identify them.
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40.
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A file hierarchy is a system that arranges files and folders in different
levels, like the branches of a tree.
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41.
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Once you name a folder, you cannot rename it.
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42.
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Subfolders are folders that are inside of other folders.
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43.
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File is another name for a document.
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44.
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In a window, the Address bar is located just above the title bar.
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45.
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A file extension is a three- or four-letter sequence, preceded by a period, that
identifies the file as a particular type of document.
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