macOS Features and Functions

The video tutorial covers various features of macOS, including Mission Control for managing windows and desktops, Keychain for password management, Spotlight for searching files, and iCloud for synchronization and backup. It also explains the use of gestures with a trackpad, Finder for file management, and the Dock for quick access to applications. Additionally, it discusses Disk Utility for managing disks, FileVault for encryption, and Terminal for command-line access.

What is the primary function of Mission Control in macOS?

• To spread out all open windows on the desktop

• To manage user accounts

• To control audio settings

• To manage system updates

How can you launch Mission Control using a touchpad?

• Swipe downward with three fingers

• Swipe upward with three fingers

• Swipe right with two fingers

• Swipe left with two fingers

What does the Keychain utility in macOS manage?

• System updates

• Display settings

• Network settings

• Passwords, notes, and certificates

Which hotkey combination opens Spotlight in macOS?

• Control + Space

• Command + Space

• Control + Shift

• Command + Shift

What is one of the primary uses of iCloud?

• To manage user accounts

• To control audio settings

• To synchronize data across Apple devices

• To manage system updates

Which feature allows you to use different finger motions to perform actions in macOS?

• Keychain

• Spotlight

• Gestures

• Finder

What is the primary function of Finder in macOS?

• To manage system updates

• To manage files and applications

• To control audio settings

• To manage user accounts

What does the Remote Disk feature in macOS allow you to do?

• Share video DVDs

• Share data files from an optical drive

• Share audio CDs

• Share system updates

What is the purpose of FileVault in macOS?

• To manage system updates

• To manage user accounts

• To encrypt all data on the storage device

• To control audio settings

Which command brings up the Force Quit dialog in macOS?

• Control + Shift + Escape

• Command + Option + Escape

• Control + Option + Escape

• Command + Shift + Escape