Module 4 Quiz

A  Open Finder.

B  Open the main Properties dialog box.

C  Open File Manager.

D  Open the Start menu.

A  flash memory

B  read-only memory (ROM)

C  hard disk

D  random access memory (RAM)

A  Date Taken

B  Date Created

C  Date Modified

D  Date Accessed

A  It identifies the last time the file was opened.

B  It identifies the most recent version.

C  It identifies the day it was created.

D  It identifies the location of the file.

A  An input device enters data and instructions into the memory of the device. An output device is how the processed information is displayed.

B  An input device includes speakers, headphones, and interactive whiteboards. An output device includes game controllers and webcams.

C  An input device creates formats in text, graphics, audio, video, or any combination of these. An output device is a touchscreen or keyboard.

D  An input device is how the processed information is displayed. An output device enters data and instructions into the memory of the device. 

A  Change the toggle key settings.

B  Enable sticky keys.

C  Adjust the keyboard sensitivity.

D  Turn off keyboard shortcuts.

A  file extension

B  executable file

C  data file

D  menu

A  They had to zip it on their computer.

B  They had to unzip or extract it.

C  They had to attach to another file.

D  They had to drag it into a folder.

A  RAM

B  ROM

C  libraries

D  kernel

A  Programmers will add malicious code to damage a user’s system.

B  Programmers will hide the code enabling them to control and profit from the programs.

C  Programmers will enhance the code faster than the computer hardware can keep up.

D  Programmers will add functionality and sell their versions.

A  It transfers the document to the Recycle Bin.

B  It rejects the document, so it needs to be sent again.

C  It places the document in a buffer.

D  It does not print either document.

A  virtual file

B  volatile file

C  data file

D  swap file

A  It is permanently removed from the computer.

B  It goes the Recycle Bin or Trash folder.

C  It is emptied of its contents.

D  It is marked as destroyed on your computer.

A  flash drive

B  graphical user interface

C  platform

D  file storage

A  include an extension that indicates its contents

B  identify the content and purpose of the folder

C  be as short as possible

D  contain more than 255 characters

A  to the taskbar

B  to the File menu

C  to the ribbon

D  to the Settings dialog box

A  A shortcut menu

B  An administrator account

C  A disk cleanup utility

D  A virtual machine

A  folder window

B  program window

C  main window

D  start window

A  Go to the Start menu or Dock to see if the operating system saved it there.

B  Use the search tool to locate the file by file name, content, or date.

C  Restart the computer and wait for the document to open automatically.

D  Retype the paper and save it in a new folder.

A  It is temporary storage that holds a selection until you paste it into a document or folder.

B  It is permanent storage until you choose to delete it.

C  It is temporary storage until you choose to remove it, even if you have already pasted it somewhere.

D  It is permanent storage similar to a flash drive or the cloud.

A  at the Microsoft Office website

B  in a storage area located on a server

C  on your hard drive

D  on a flash drive

A  when you shut down your computer

B  when you turn on your computer

C  when the computer is about to run out of RAM

D  when you start an app

A  saves your unsaved work to temporary storage

B  finds the hard drive

C  provides tools for you to open the document

D  starts the word processing program

A  Input

B  Cache

C  Booting

D  Output

A  icon

B  shortcut

C  pic

D  pointer

A  terabytes

B  gigabytes

C   megabytes

D  kilobytes

A  platform

B  utility

C  version

D  desktop

A  to coordinate the resources and activities on a computer

B  to create data files you can edit

C  to create apps and other programs

D  to display the content of webpages

A  It saves the new file on the Clipboard until you paste it in a new location.

B  It moves the new file to a different folder.

C  It overwrites the original file unless you add a number, date, or initials to differentiate the files.

D  It rejects the new file and places a temporary version in the Recycle Bin.

A  Linux

B  Windows

C  UNIX

D  macOS

A  passing

B  extracting

C  byting

D  zipping

A  startup apps that display the desktop

B  tests that check components such as RAM and storage

C  stored user preferences

D  vital security protections

A  file extension

B  spreadsheet

C  data file

D  executable file

A  input

B  output

C  default

D  spooling

A  Compress the file.

B  Change the creation date of the file.

C  Name the file.

D  Set the file size.

A  Unlike a data file, you cannot open and read executable files.

B  Unlike a data file, executable files can be used for a presentation.

C  Unlike a data file, executable files contain numbers, words and pictures.

D  Unlike a data file, you can manipulate an executable file.

A  You can access the file from any device connected to the Internet.

B  You can take it with you and then work on it on another computer.

C  You can be assured that it saved your changes as you made them.

D  You know that it is backed up on a hard drive in case you forget the file name.

A  minimized window

B  restored window

C  active window

D  program window

A  Finder

B  Folder Explorer

C  File Explorer

D  File Finder

A  Move his mouse to the other side of the computer.

B  Adjust the sensitivity of the mouse for smoother movements.

C  Adjust the settings for the mouse through the Settings dialog box.

D  Purchase a new computer with a touch screen so he does not have to use a mouse.

A  You can easily share the documents with others.

B  You can back up the documents to a secure, offsite location.

C  You can access the documents when you are not connected to the Internet.

D  You can access the documents from any device connected to the Internet.

A  Discuss how to zip and unzip files.

B  Show her how to use File Manager.

C  Tell her about the Clipboard.

D  Explain how to maximize and restore windows.

A  disk cleanup utility

B  task manager

C  file optimizer

D  search tool