Quiz-Creating Bootable Flash Drive

What is Rufus?

• A type of flash drive

• A program used to create bootable flash drives

• A file compression utility

• An antivirus software

Which operating systems does Rufus support?

• Windows only

• Mac OS only

• Both Windows and Mac OS

• Linux only

What is the minimum size required for a flash drive to be used with Rufus?

• 1 GB

• 2 GB

• 4 GB

• 8 GB

What file system format should you choose when creating a bootable flash drive using Rufus for a Windows installation?

• FAT32

• NTFS

• exFAT

• FAT16

What is the purpose of the "Create a bootable disk using" option in Rufus?

• To select the source file for the bootable disk

• To choose the file system format for the flash drive

• To choose the partition scheme for the flash drive

• To select the device where the bootable disk will be created

What is the default cluster size for a bootable flash drive created using Rufus?

• 512 bytes

• 1024 bytes

• 2048 bytes

• 4096 bytes

What is the purpose of the "Check device for bad blocks" option in Rufus?

• To scan the flash drive for errors before creating the bootable disk

• To scan the source file for errors before creating the bootable disk

• To scan the flash drive for errors after creating the bootable disk

• To scan the source file for errors after creating the bootable disk

What is the purpose of the "Add fixes for old BIOSes" option in Rufus?

• To add compatibility for legacy BIOS systems

• To optimize the flash drive for use with modern UEFI systems

• To improve the speed of the flash drive on certain systems

• To add security features to the bootable disk

What is the purpose of the "Show advanced format options" option in Rufus?

• To display additional options for the file system format

• To display additional options for the partition scheme

• To display additional options for the cluster size

• To display additional options for the bootable disk source file

What should you do after creating a bootable flash drive using Rufus?

• Eject the flash drive safely before removing it from the computer

• Keep the flash drive plugged in to the computer at all times

• Format the flash drive before using it for other purposes

• None of the above