4.4.2 File Management Quiz

What are the two attributes that uniquely identify a file in Windows?

• File's size and date created

• File's name and path

• File's extension and permissions

• File's location and date modified

Which folder contains the Windows operating system files?

• C:\Downloads

• C:\Users

• C:\Windows

• C:\Program Files

If an administrator wants to grant NTFS permissions to a user to allow them to view and change files but NOT change PERMISSIONS. Which of the following permissions should be used?

• Modify

• Read & Execute

• Read

• Full Control

What happens when you copy a file between folders in Windows?

• The file is moved to the Recycle Bin

• The file is permanently deleted and cannot be restored

• The original file is deleted and moved to the destination location

• A new copy is created in the destination location and the original is left intact

Which operating system requires a file extension (.exe) to execute a program?

• Android

• Mac

• Windows

• Linux

What happens when you delete a file on your desktop?

• It is moved to the Recycle Bin and deleted later.

• It is moved to the Recycle Bin.

• It is immediately deleted and removed form the storage media.

• Its filename is removed and it is deleted later.

What type of file system is NTFS?

• Soft updates

• Copy-on-Write

• Journaling

• Log-Structured

What can you do with a file from within the Recycle Bin window in Windows?

• Copy the file to another folder

• Rename the file

• Restore the file or permanently delete it

• Move the file to a different storage device

What are designations at the end of file names such as .pdf and .mp3 called?

• File properties

• File permissions

• File Extensions

• File domains

Which permissions option lets a user view files but not change them?

• Read

• Owner

• Administrator

• Read/Write