Trello Deletion and Archiving Quiz

What are the three key components in Trello that users often want to delete?

• Boards, Lists, and Cards

• Events, Reminders, and Alerts

• Tasks, Projects, and Notes

• Files, Folders, and Documents

What is the first step to permanently delete a card in Trello?

• Change the card color

• Rename the card

• Archive the card

• Move it to another board

How can you retrieve an archived card in Trello?

• By searching for it in the search bar

• By creating a new card with the same name

• By accessing the archived items through the menu

• By contacting Trello support

What is the purpose of the red delete button in Trello?

• To move items to another board

• To permanently delete items

• To rename items

• To archive items

What is the limitation when it comes to deleting lists in Trello?

• Lists can be deleted only by the board owner

• Lists can be deleted only if they are empty

• Lists can only be archived, not permanently deleted

• Lists can be deleted but not archived

How can you make an archived list reappear on the board?

• By creating a new list with the same name

• By selecting 'Send to board' from the archived items

• By duplicating another list

• By refreshing the board

What is the first step to permanently delete a board in Trello?

• Rename the board

• Archive all cards in the board

• Change the board background

• Close the board

How can you reopen a closed board in Trello?

• By selecting 'Reopen' from the board menu

• By creating a new board with the same name

• By accessing the closed boards from the header menu

• By contacting Trello support

What does Trello encourage you to do before permanently deleting a board?

• Rename the board

• Change the board's visibility

• Share the board with others

• Archive the board

What is a common feature of Trello's deletion process for cards and boards?

• Immediate deletion without confirmation

• Multiple warnings and confirmation steps

• Automatic backup creation

• Notification to all board members