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Fun with Files and Folders

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What do you call it when you change the name of a file?

a)

Renaming

b)

Deleting

c)

Moving

d)

Copying

2.

How can you make a copy of a folder?

a)

Open the folder and copy its contents individually.

b)

Select the folder and press 'Delete' on the keyboard.

c)

Right-click the folder, select 'Copy', then right-click in the destination and select 'Paste'.

d)

Drag the folder to the trash to delete it.

3.

What happens when you delete a file?

a)

The file is compressed and stored in a zip format.

b)

The file is moved to a temporary storage area or marked as deleted, making it recoverable or available for overwriting.

c)

The file is copied to a different location without any changes.

d)

The file is permanently deleted and cannot be recovered.

4.

What is a shortcut in computer terms?

a)

A shortcut is a link that provides quick access to files, folders, or applications.

b)

A shortcut is a command that deletes files permanently.

c)

A shortcut is a type of software that enhances system performance.

d)

A shortcut is a hardware component that speeds up processing.

5.

How do you create a new folder?

a)

Use 'Alt + F4' to create a folder

b)

Drag and drop to create a new folder

c)

Click 'File' and select 'Create Folder'

d)

Right-click and select 'New Folder' or use 'Ctrl + Shift + N' (Windows) / 'Command + Shift + N' (Mac).

6.

What is the first step to rename a file?

a)

Open the file in a text editor.

b)

Change the file's permissions.

c)

Locate the file you want to rename.

d)

Delete the file you want to rename.

7.

Can you recover a deleted file?

a)

Deleted files can be retrieved from the recycle bin.

b)

Yes, it is possible to recover a deleted file.

c)

No, deleted files are permanently lost.

d)

You can only recover files from a backup.

8.

What is the difference between copying and moving a file?

a)

Copying deletes the original file; moving creates a duplicate.

b)

Copying creates a duplicate; moving transfers the original file.

c)

Copying and moving are the same process; both create a duplicate.

d)

Moving creates a backup; copying transfers the original file.

9.

How do you create a shortcut to a program?

a)

Right-click the program and select 'Delete'.

b)

Right-click the program, select 'Create shortcut', and move it to your desired location.

c)

Drag the program icon to the trash.

d)

Open the program and press 'Ctrl + Alt + Delete' to create a shortcut.

10.

Why is it important to organize files in folders?

a)

To increase the size of the storage

b)

To make files look more colorful

c)

To prevent files from being accessed by others

d)

It is important to organize files in folders to improve accessibility, reduce clutter, and enhance productivity.