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Printing Saving and Organizing Files

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 3hrs 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1-97.
1.

What is a file name in the context of saving a document on a computer?

a)

The type of file format like .docx or .pdf

b)

The storage medium where the file is saved

c)

The name assigned to a file when it is saved

d)

The name of the software used to create the document

2.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why electronic image formats are used for distributing documents?

a)

They can be viewed in software that created the original document

b)

They reduce the electricity consumed and environmental waste generated

c)

They can serve as a backup reference if storage medium is lost or becomes corrupted

d)

They provide proofreading capabilities better than viewing on the screen

3.

What is the purpose of printing a document according to the text?

a)

To edit the document

b)

To distribute it in a form that can be read or viewed but typically not edited

c)

To save it on a computer or mobile device

d)

To organize files within a folder

4.

How can you print multiple copies of a document in the software mentioned in the text?

a)

Click the File tab and select 'Save As'

b)

Increase the number in the Copies box in the Print gallery

c)

Click the Back button in the upper-left corner of the Backstage view

d)

Send the document to a portable storage medium

5.

What should you do if you decide not to print the document at the time of being in the Print gallery?

a)

Click the File tab and choose 'Save'

b)

Increase the number in the Copies box

c)

Click the Back button in the upper-left corner of the Backstage view to return to the document window

d)

Send the document to a portable storage medium

6.

What should you do if you need to verify that the selected printer will print a hard copy of the document?

a)

Click the Printer Status button to display a list of available printer options and then click the desired printer to change the currently selected printer.

b)

Click the Print button in the Print gallery to print the document on the currently selected printer.

c)

Click the number of copies to change the currently selected printer.

d)

Click the Print tab to open the Print gallery and then select the desired printer.

7.

What action should you take to print the document on the currently selected printer?

a)

Click the Print tab.

b)

Click the number of copies.

c)

Click the Print button in the Print gallery.

d)

Click the Printer Status button.

8.

If you want to print an electronic image of a document instead of a hard copy, which option should you select?

a)

Microsoft XPS Document Writer to create an XPS file.

b)

Print gallery to print a hard copy.

c)

Printer Status button to change the printer.

d)

Number of copies to create an electronic image.

9.

What is another way to open the Print gallery in the software mentioned in the document?

a)

Press CTRL+P

b)

Press ALT+P

c)

Press SHIFT+P

d)

Press WIN+P

10.

What is the purpose of organizing files and folders according to the document?

a)

To make the computer run faster

b)

To avoid misplacing a file and to help find a file quickly

c)

To use less storage space on the computer

d)

To improve the visual appeal of the desktop

11.

According to the hierarchy shown in Figure 35, which of the following is NOT a folder contained within the CIS 101 folder?

a)

Word

b)

Excel

c)

Internet Explorer

d)

Access

12.

What does the second level of the hierarchy in Figure 35 contain?

a)

A single folder named CIS 101

b)

Multiple folders, one for each Office app

c)

The storage medium, such as a hard drive

d)

Documents from other classes

13.

What is a path in the context of file organization?

a)

A sequence of folders that leads to a specific file or folder

b)

A shortcut to a frequently used program

c)

The background image of a desktop

d)

A list of recently opened files

14.

Which of the following is typically used to identify the storage device or root of a file hierarchy on a Windows computer?

a)

A folder name

b)

A drive letter and colon

c)

A file extension

d)

A network address

15.

What is the first step to organize the folders for a class according to the document?

a)

Create the Word folder in the folder identifying your class

b)

Create the remaining folders for Office apps

c)

Save a file in the Word folder

d)

Identify the folder identifying your class

16.

Which of the following characters cannot be used in a folder name in Windows?

a)

Exclamation mark (!)

b)

Asterisk (*)

c)

Comma (,)

d)

Parenthesis ()

17.

What is the first step to create a class folder in the Documents folder according to the instructions?

a)

Click the New folder button on the Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Click the File Explorer button on the taskbar

c)

Right-click on the Documents folder and select New

d)

Double-click This PC in the navigation pane

18.

Which of the following folder names is NOT allowed in Windows?

a)

CIS_101

b)

COM1

c)

My-Folder

d)

New_Folder

19.

Why should you organize the files in a way that they are easy to find later?

a)

To reduce the file size

b)

To make it easier to share with others

c)

To enhance the security of the files

d)

To make it easier to find them later

20.

What is the purpose of the address bar in a folder window?

a)

It displays the locations you have visited.

b)

It provides quick navigation options.

c)

It refreshes the contents of the folder list.

d)

It searches for dimmed words, folders, and elements.

21.

What happens when you click the Refresh button in a folder window?

a)

It takes you to different locations on the computer or mobile device.

b)

It displays the locations you have visited.

c)

It refreshes the contents of the folder list.

d)

It searches for a list of files, folders, shortcuts, and elements.

22.

What can you type in the Search box in a folder window?

a)

The name of the folder you want to navigate to.

b)

The locations you have visited.

c)

The contents of the folder list.

d)

A term to search for a list of files, folders, shortcuts, and elements containing that term.

23.

What is the function of the Previous Locations arrow in a folder window?

a)

It provides quick navigation options.

b)

It displays the locations you have visited.

c)

It refreshes the contents of the folder list.

d)

It searches for a list of files, folders, shortcuts, and elements.

24.

How can you create a new folder in the File Explorer window?

a)

Press CTRL+SHIFT+N

b)

Click the Refresh button

c)

Type in the Search box

d)

Use the Previous Locations arrow

25.

What are the four tabs of the ribbon in Windows 10 used for?

a)

To manage files and folders within the Office apps

b)

To accomplish various tasks on the computer related to organizing and managing the contents of the open window

c)

To provide quick access to the most frequently used Office apps

d)

To navigate between different Office documents

26.

What does the Quick Access area display by default?

a)

All files and folders on the computer

b)

Only the files created with Office apps

c)

Links to Desktop, Downloads, Documents, and Pictures

d)

The most recently opened Office documents

27.

Why should you create a folder structure?

a)

To make it easier to delete files

b)

To organize your files and make them easier to find

c)

To save files directly from the internet

d)

To increase the speed of your computer

28.

What is the first step in creating a folder within a folder in Windows 10?

a)

Click the New Folder button on the Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Double-click the icon or folder name for the CIS 101 folder (or the folder identifying your class)

c)

Type Word in the text box as the new folder name

d)

Press the ENTER key to rename the folder

29.

Which key do you press to rename a new folder after creating it in Windows 10?

a)

CTRL

b)

SHIFT

c)

ALT

d)

ENTER

30.

What should you type in the text box as the new folder name when creating the remaining folders in the CIS 101 class folder?

4 lines
31.

After creating a new folder in the CIS 101 class folder, what is the sequence of folder names to be created next?

a)

Excel, Access, Outlook, Publisher, OneNote

b)

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access

c)

OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, Access

d)

PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook, Excel

32.

Why would you collapse a folder after expanding it and viewing its contents?

a)

To view the contents of another folder

b)

To hide the folders it contains

c)

To delete the folder

d)

To create a new folder

33.

What indicates that a folder is expanded in the navigation pane?

a)

A red X next to the folder

b)

A black arrow to the left of the folder

c)

A green checkmark on the folder

d)

A blue circle around the folder

34.

What action should you take to display additional folders at the bottom of the navigation pane?

a)

Double-click the top folder

b)

Drag the scroll box down or click the scroll bar below the scroll box

c)

Close and reopen the navigation pane

d)

Click the 'New Folder' button

35.

What is the purpose of the experiment described in step 2?

a)

To rename the CIS 101 folder

b)

To move the CIS 101 folder to a different location

c)

To demonstrate how to scroll through folder contents in the navigation pane

d)

To show how to compress files within the CIS 101 folder

36.

What happens when you double-click the folder identifying your class (CIS 101, in this case)?

a)

The folder is renamed.

b)

The folder is deleted.

c)

The folder is moved to a different location.

d)

The folder collapses.

37.

What is the purpose of the live preview feature when you point to the Word app button on the taskbar?

a)

To display the contents of the document in full screen.

b)

To show a preview of the open document(s) or the window title(s).

c)

To close the open document(s).

d)

To rename the open document(s).

38.

If you are using a touch screen and point to the Word app button on the taskbar, what will happen?

a)

The live preview feature will work as usual.

b)

The computer will shut down.

c)

The live preview feature will not work.

d)

The Word app will be uninstalled.

39.

What can you do by clicking the button or the live preview in the app button?

a)

Close the application

b)

Minimize the application window

c)

Make the app associated with the app button the active window

d)

Open a new document in the app

40.

What should you do if the Save As gallery is not displayed in the Backstage view?

a)

Click the Save button on the Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Restart the application

c)

Click the Save As tab to display the Save As gallery

d)

Use the Browse button to find the Save As option

41.

How do you return to the app window from the Backstage view?

a)

Click the Close button on the top right corner

b)

Press the Escape key on the keyboard

c)

Click the Back button in the upper-left corner of the Backstage view

d)

Select the Home tab on the Ribbon

42.

What is the purpose of saving a file in the Word folder contained in your class folder (CIS 101, in this case)?

a)

To ensure the file is shared with the class automatically

b)

To keep the file open for further editing

c)

To prevent the file from being deleted

d)

To maintain all the work you have done and be able to reuse or share it with others later

43.

What should you click on if your screen displays the Backstage view and you want to display options related to saving on your computer or mobile device?

a)

Save As dialog box

b)

This PC

c)

OneDrive

d)

File name box

44.

What happens when you type a file name for the first time in the File name box in a Word document?

a)

Word suggests a file name automatically.

b)

The file is saved without a name.

c)

The file is deleted.

d)

Word prompts you to select a file type.

45.

Which of the following characters is NOT allowed in a file name in Windows?

a)

Exclamation mark (!)

b)

Backslash (\)

c)

Period (.)

d)

Space ( )

46.

When should you not press the ENTER key while typing the file name in the Save As dialog box?

a)

After selecting the file type

b)

Before typing the file name

c)

After typing the file name

d)

When the file name is suggested

47.

What should you do if the Documents folder is not displayed in the navigation pane?

a)

Close and reopen the navigation pane

b)

Drag the scroll bar in the navigation pane until Documents appears

c)

Double-click the navigation pane to refresh

d)

Restart the computer

48.

What is the next step if the Documents folder is not expanded in the navigation pane?

a)

Double-click Documents to display its folders in the navigation pane

b)

Right-click Documents and select 'Expand'

c)

Select Documents and press the Enter key

d)

Drag the Documents folder to the desktop

49.

If your class folder (CIS 101, in this case) is not expanded, what should you do to select the folder and display its contents in the navigation pane?

a)

Double-click the CIS 101 folder

b)

Right-click the CIS 101 folder and choose 'Open'

c)

Select the CIS 101 folder and click 'Show more options'

d)

Drag the CIS 101 folder to the main window

50.

How do you select the Word folder as the new save location in the navigation pane?

a)

Double-click the Word folder

b)

Right-click the Word folder and select 'Set as save location'

c)

Click the Word folder in the navigation pane

d)

Drag the Word folder to the 'Save As' dialog box

51.

What should you click on to save a document in the selected folder with the entered file name according to Figure 51?

a)

The Save As button in the Quick Access Toolbar

b)

The Save button (Save As dialog box)

c)

The Open button in the Backstage view

d)

The Print button in the Microsoft Office menu

52.

How can you confirm that a file has been saved properly?

a)

By checking if the file name appears on the title bar

b)

By looking for a confirmation email

c)

By checking the file size in the document properties

d)

By seeing if the document closes without prompting to save

53.

Why is it recommended to save a document frequently?

a)

To increase the file size

b)

To prevent loss of data if the computer is turned off or loses electrical power

c)

To change the file format

d)

To create multiple versions of the same document

54.

What is the process of finding a location on a storage device while saving a file called?

a)

Uploading

b)

Navigating in Dialog Boxes

c)

Browsing the Internet

d)

Accessing the Control Panel

55.

What happens when you minimize a window before continuing with a task?

a)

The window is closed and cannot be restored

b)

The window is maximized to full screen

c)

The window is minimized and can be verified by checking the file in the taskbar

d)

The window's contents are deleted

56.

What is the first step to minimize the Word window according to the document?

a)

Double-click the Word folder in the file list

b)

Click the Minimize button on the app's title bar

c)

Click the File Explorer button on the taskbar

d)

Right-click the title bar and select Minimize

57.

Why should you make sure your file saved correctly before closing an app?

a)

To ensure the app continues running in the background

b)

To make the file available for quick access

c)

To prevent the app from minimizing

d)

To ensure that you can find it later

58.

What happens when you click the File Explorer button on the taskbar when it is not active?

a)

The Word window is minimized

b)

The File Explorer window becomes the active window

c)

The Word folder is selected

d)

The Word window is restored

59.

After viewing the contents of a folder, how do you restore the minimized Word window?

a)

Click the Word button on the taskbar

b)

Double-click the Word folder

c)

Click the File Explorer button on the taskbar

d)

Right-click the taskbar and select Restore

60.

What does a selected app button on the taskbar indicate?

a)

The app is not running

b)

The app is running but not active

c)

The app is running and is the active window

d)

The app is minimized to the system tray

61.

Which feature of Office allows you to save files on OneDrive for access on multiple computers or mobile devices?

a)

USB Flash Drive

b)

File Explorer

c)

Office Online and Office 365

d)

Taskbar integration

62.

What is the purpose of the File tab in Microsoft Office apps?

a)

To open the Save As dialog box

b)

To display the Backstage view for each Office app

c)

To sign in to your Microsoft account

d)

To save the file on OneDrive

63.

What should you click on to display the Save As gallery?

a)

The File tab

b)

The Save button

c)

The OneDrive option in the left pane

d)

The Save As tab in the Backstage view

64.

If the Sign In button does not display, what is the likely reason?

a)

The Save As dialog box is not open

b)

You are already signed into your Microsoft account

c)

You do not have a Microsoft account

d)

The OneDrive option is not selected

65.

What is the next step if you are not signed in to OneDrive and the Sign In button appears?

a)

Click the Save As tab

b)

Click the Sign In button and follow the instructions to sign in

c)

Click the Save button to save the file on OneDrive

d)

Click the File tab to open the Backstage view

66.

Where do you click to save the file on OneDrive after signing in?

a)

The Save As tab

b)

The Save button in the Save As dialog box

c)

The OneDrive option in the left pane of the Backstage view

d)

The File tab

67.

Why should you sign out of your Microsoft account when finished using a public or shared computer?

a)

To install updates for Microsoft Office

b)

To prevent others from accessing your online files and settings

c)

To clear the browsing history

d)

To improve the computer's performance

68.

What is the first step to sign out of a Microsoft account from Word?

a)

Click the Sign out link

b)

Click the Account tab to display the Account gallery

c)

Click the Back button in the upper-left corner of the Backstage view

d)

Close the Word application

69.

What should you do if the 'Can't remove Windows account' dialog box appears instead of the 'Remove Account' dialog box when signing out?

a)

Restart the computer and try again

b)

Click the OK button and skip the remaining steps

c)

Contact Microsoft support for help

d)

Uninstall and reinstall Microsoft Office

70.

If you signed into Windows using your Microsoft account, what additional step must you take when signing out from Word?

a)

You must also sign out from all Office apps

b)

You must also sign out from Windows

c)

You must delete your Microsoft account

d)

You must change your Microsoft account password

71.

After signing out of a Microsoft account in Word, what is the final step to return to the document?

a)

Close the Word application

b)

Click the Account tab again

c)

Click the Back button in the upper-left corner of the Backstage view

d)

Sign in to the Microsoft account again

72.

What does screen resolution indicate in a computer system?

a)

The physical size of the screen

b)

The number of pixels on the screen

c)

The color quality of the display

d)

The refresh rate of the monitor

73.

What happens when you increase the screen resolution?

a)

The information on the screen increases in size.

b)

The information on the screen decreases in size.

c)

The screen can display fewer colors.

d)

The screen becomes physically larger.

74.

How is screen resolution usually stated?

a)

As the width of the screen in inches

b)

As the diagonal size of the screen

c)

As the product of two numbers

d)

As the number of colors the screen can display

75.

What is the total number of distinct pixels in a 1366 x 768 screen resolution?

a)

768,000 pixels

b)

1,049,088 pixels

c)

1,005,624 pixels

d)

1,080,000 pixels

76.

What may not be visible and may need to be accessed using the Dialog Box Launcher at a different resolution?

a)

The entire ribbon

b)

A button on the ribbon

c)

The start menu

d)

The taskbar

77.

According to the text, what is a possible effect of changing screen resolution in Office apps and some Windows dialog boxes?

a)

The Word ribbon appears at the bottom of the screen.

b)

The command names are always visible regardless of screen resolution.

c)

The groups and buttons within the groups may need to be accessed differently.

d)

The number of commands available in the ribbon increases.

78.

What is consistent across different screen resolutions according to Figure 58?

a)

The content and layout of the groups

b)

The number of commands in the Clipboard group

c)

The size of the screen

d)

The level of detail in the Styles group

79.

What is the screen resolution used in the modules of the book as mentioned in the learning material?

a)

1920 x 1080

b)

1366 x 768

c)

1280 x 1024

d)

1600 x 900

80.

What is the first step to change the screen resolution according to the learning material?

a)

Right-click on the desktop and select 'Display settings'

b)

Click the 'Advanced display settings' link

c)

Click the Show desktop button, which is located at the far-right edge of the taskbar

d)

Open the Settings app directly

81.

What should you click on to access the 'Display settings' command from the shortcut menu?

a)

The taskbar

b)

The Start button

c)

An empty area on the Windows desktop

d)

The notification area

82.

Where do you find the 'Advanced display settings' link after opening the Settings app window?

a)

In the 'System' section

b)

Under the 'Notifications & actions' tab

c)

At the bottom of the 'Display' settings

d)

Inside the 'Power & sleep' settings

83.

Why might different computers display different commands in the shortcut menu?

a)

Because of the screen resolution

b)

Because of the computer's hardware and configuration

c)

Because of the version of Windows

d)

Because of the user's preferences

84.

What action should you take to display the advanced display settings in Windows 10?

a)

Right-click on the desktop and select 'Display settings'

b)

Click 'Advanced display settings' in the Settings window

c)

Go to Control Panel and select 'Appearance and Personalization'

d)

Press 'Alt + Ctrl + Del' and select 'Task Manager'

85.

What should you do if your computer does not support the 1366 x 768 resolution?

a)

Contact technical support to install the necessary drivers

b)

Select a resolution that is close to 1366 x 768

c)

Restart the computer and try setting the resolution again

d)

Upgrade your monitor to one that supports higher resolutions

86.

Where can you find the 'Resolution box' to change your screen resolution in Windows 10?

a)

In the 'Personalize' menu after right-clicking on the desktop

b)

Within the 'Advanced display settings' window

c)

Under the 'System' category in the Control Panel

d)

Inside the 'Display' tab in the Task Manager

87.

What is indicated by the blue box labeled '1' in Figure 62?

a)

It shows the monitor that is currently being configured

b)

It represents the selected color calibration profile

c)

It indicates the number of connected monitors

d)

It is a button to detect additional monitors

88.

What should you click to apply a new screen resolution in Windows 10?

a)

Keep changes button

b)

Apply button

c)

Close button

d)

Revert button

89.

What happens when you click the "Don't Save" button while exiting an Office app?

a)

The app saves the changes and exits.

b)

The app exits without saving changes.

c)

The app does not exit and reopens the document.

d)

The app saves the changes and opens a new document.

90.

Which button do you click to keep the new screen resolution and close the Settings app window?

a)

Apply button

b)

Keep changes button

c)

Close button

d)

Revert button

91.

What is the purpose of the "Keep changes" button in the screen resolution message (Figure 63)?

a)

To discard any changes made to the screen resolution

b)

To apply the new screen resolution temporarily

c)

To revert to the previous screen resolution

d)

To accept the new screen resolution

92.

If no changes have been made to an open document since the last time it was saved, what happens when you exit an Office app?

a)

The app asks to save the document again.

b)

The app automatically saves the document.

c)

The app closes without displaying a dialog box.

d)

The app prevents closing until changes are saved.

93.

What should you do to close the document and exit Word if a Microsoft Word dialog box does not appear prompting you to save changes?

a)

Click the Save button and then the Close button.

b)

Click the Close button only.

c)

Use ALT+F4 to close the document and exit Word.

d)

Right-click the app button on the taskbar and select 'Close all windows'.

94.

What is an alternative method to close all open documents and exit the Office app more efficiently?

a)

Click the Close button for each open document.

b)

Click the Save button for each document and then exit.

c)

Right-click the app button on the taskbar and then click 'Close all windows' or press ALT+F4.

d)

Use the 'Save As' feature for each document and then exit.

95.

Why is it often a good practice to back up your files to OneDrive?

a)

To make them easily accessible on another computer or mobile device.

b)

To ensure they are available in case something happens to your original copies.

c)

To save space on your local device.

d)

To increase the speed of your computer.

96.

What is the first step to copy a folder to OneDrive according to the instructions?

a)

Click the OneDrive button in the navigation pane.

b)

Click the File Explorer button on the taskbar.

c)

Select the folder you want to copy and drag it to OneDrive.

d)

Right-click the folder and choose 'Copy to OneDrive'.

97.

What should you click on after selecting the CIS 101 folder in the file list to copy it to OneDrive?

a)

The 'Copy' button in the Home tab.

b)

The 'Move to' button in the Home tab.

c)

The 'Share' button in the Home tab.

d)

The 'Send to' button in the Home tab.

98.

What is the shortcut for saving a file?

a)

Ctrl+ S

b)

Ctrl+ P

c)

Ctrl+ W

d)

Ctrl+C

99.

When you select File - New, you are able to view

a)

Backstage View

b)

Templates

c)

Read Mode

d)

Layout Mode

100.

The ending of a file that helps identify the type of file in operating systems

a)

upgrade

b)

file extension

c)

help file

d)

source code

101.

Making changes on a document means to

a)

save

b)

open

c)

edit

d)

file

102.

Excel file is saved as a ____________

a)

Document

b)

workbook

c)

worksheets

d)

Presentation

103.

When you move files within a site, you should always move them ____.

a)

on your desktop

b)

in the Files panel

c)

in Adobe Bridge

d)

on the testing server