Question 1

Which file format is typically used for images?

Accepted Answer

.jpg

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.exe

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.txt

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.mp3

Question 2

What is the keyboard shortcut to open Windows Explorer?

Accepted Answer

Windows key + E

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Alt + F4

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Shift + R

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Ctrl + N

Question 3

What is the purpose of the Recycle Bin in Windows?

Accepted Answer

Temporarily holds deleted files

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Duplicated files for backup

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Compresses files to save space

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Disconnects from the internet

Question 4

Which of the following actions will permanently delete a file from your computer?

Accepted Answer

Pressing Shift + Delete

Answer

Right-clicking and selecting 'Delete'

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Dragging the file to the Trash

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Moving the file to another folder

Question 5

What does the 'Copy' command do in Windows Explorer?

Accepted Answer

Creates a duplicate of a selected file or folder

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Renames a selected file or folder

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Deletes a selected file or folder

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Moves a selected file or folder to a different location

Question 6

What does the 'Search' feature in Windows Explorer do?

Accepted Answer

Finds specific files or folders

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Changes file extensions

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Displays the contents of a file

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Deletes files permanently

Question 7

Which button would you use in Windows Explorer to go up one level in your folder hierarchy?

Accepted Answer

Up Arrow

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Back Arrow

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Home Button

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Refresh Button

Question 8

What action would you take to create a new folder in Windows Explorer?

Accepted Answer

Right-click and select 'New Folder'

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Click 'File' and select 'Save'

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Drag a file into another folder

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Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete

Question 9

What is the purpose of a file extension in a file name?

Accepted Answer

.txt indicates a text file

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.xls is for music files

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.doc means it's a video file

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.exe means it's an image file

Question 10

Which feature in Windows Explorer allows you to view and organize your files and folders?

Accepted Answer

File Explorer

Answer

Command Prompt

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Task Manager

Answer

Control Panel

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