What happens when you delete a file from your local hard disk?

• The file is permanently deleted

• The file is moved to the Recycle Bin

• The file is backed up automatically

• The file is copied to a hidden folder

Where are scanned images automatically saved when using the Windows Fax and Scan utility?

• Documents\Scanned Documents

• Pictures\Screenshots

• Downloads

• Desktop

Which of the following is NOT a method to delete a file in File Explorer?

• Right-click and select Delete

• Press DELETE on your keyboard

• Drag the file to the Recycle Bin icon

• Double-click the file and select Delete from the menu

What happens when you empty the Recycle Bin?

• All files in the Recycle Bin are permanently deleted

• Files are restored to their original locations

• Files are archived for future use

• Files are moved to an external hard drive

What is the default folder for downloaded files from the Internet?

• Documents

• Desktop

• Downloads

• Pictures

Which of the following is true about deleting files from a USB flash drive?

• Files are moved to the Recycle Bin

• Files are permanently deleted and cannot be restored from the Recycle Bin

• Files are saved in a temporary folder

• Files are automatically copied to your computer

Which folder is used by Windows 10 Camera app to save pictures?

• Documents\Camera Roll

• Pictures\Camera Roll

• Documents\Scanned Documents

• Downloads

How can you restore a deleted file from the Recycle Bin?

• Right-click on the file in the Recycle Bin and select Restore

• Double-click the file to restore it

• Click the "Restore All" button in the Recycle Bin toolbar

• Copy the file from the Recycle Bin to the Desktop

What is a method to share files without using the Internet?

• Sending the file via email

• Using a removable disk like a USB flash drive

• Uploading the file to the cloud

• Sharing the file through social media apps

What is the purpose of file compression utilities like WinZip or WinRAR?

• To delete unnecessary files

• To change file formats

• To reduce the size of one or more files for easier sharing

• To encrypt files for security