Computer Concepts Module 4 Exam

Computer Concepts Module 4 Exam What happens when you delete a folder? A. It is permanently removed from the computer. B. It is marked as destroyed on your computer. C. It is emptied of its contents. D. It goes the Recycle Bin or Trash folder. What is the main purpose of an operating system? A. to create data files you can edit B. to coordinate the resources and activities on a computer C. to display the content of webpages D. to create apps and other programs What is the most common type of volatile memory? A. read-only memory (ROM) B. flash memory C. random access memory (RAM) D. hard disk What should you do the first time you save a file? A. Name the file. B. Compress the file. C Set the file size. D. Change the creation date of the file. What type of window are you opening when you click the Start button on the Windows desktop, and then click the name of an app? A. folder window B. program window C. start window D. main window What would you need to install if you have an app that is incompatible with your current operating system? A. A disk cleanup utility B. A shortcut menu C. An administrator account D. A virtual machine When does the boot process start? A. when you shut down your computer B. when you start an app C. when the computer is about to run out of RAM D. when you turn on your computer When Jack takes a class, he saves all his work for that class with the name of the course. What is most likely happening to his saved files? A. Because he is using the same name, the computer knows that the files are different so it adds a number to the name. B. Because he is using the same name, each time he saves he is overwriting his previous work. C. Because he is using the same name, the second document is put on the Clipboard until he selects a new name. D. Because he is using the same name, the computer creates a new folder and saves it there. When you save a Microsoft Office file to OneDrive, where are you saving it? A. in a storage area located on a server B. on your hard drive C. on a flash drive D. at the Microsoft Office website When you want to add information to a document, what role does your operating system play? A. starts the word processing program B. provides tools for you to open the document C. saves your unsaved work to temporary storage D. finds the hard drive Where can you pin frequently used apps for easy access? A. to the ribbon B. to the File menu C. to the Settings dialog box D. to the taskbar Which of the following can you run to find and remove unnecessary files? A. task manager B. search tool C. disk cleanup utility D. file optimizer Which of the following features is a way to make a computer do what you want it to do? A. executable file B. menu C. file extension D. data file Which of the following helps you more easily locate the files and folders you need? A. storing each file in a separate folder B. saving all your files on the desktop C. grouping similar subfolders together in a folder D. grouping all your files in one folder Which of the following is a step in the boot process? A. The operating system swaps data, information, and instructions between memory and storage. B. The operating system files are loaded into RAM. C. The operating system catalogs the files and folders on the system. D. A system utility optimizes disk space. Which of the following is an advantage to saving a file to a flash drive? A. You can access the file from any device connected to the Internet. B. You can be assured that it saved your changes as you made them. C. You can take it with you and then work on it on another computer. D. You know that it is backed up on a hard drive in case you