CLC Unit 2 Lesson 8,9 and 10 Quiz

What is the primary purpose of folders in a computer system?

• To store operating system files

• To organize and group related files logically

• To back up data automatically

• To rename existing files

What is a file typically created for?

• Organizing folders

• Storing specific types of data generated by a program

• Displaying folder names

• Managing system settings

Why might you want to change the way folders and files are viewed?

• To prevent accidental deletion

• To match your preferences for viewing icons or details

• To restrict access to files

• To automatically back up data

What is the easiest method to rename a file?

• Using a third-party app

• Dragging and dropping it into another folder

• Right-clicking the file and selecting Rename

• Clicking on the Start Menu

Which of the following is not a way to rename a file?

• Pressing F2 after selecting the file

• Right-clicking and selecting Rename

• Highlighting the name and pressing Enter

• Double-clicking the file directly

What kind of information can be shown when changing folder view settings?

• File type and size

• Internet browsing history

• List of installed applications

• Processor and memory specifications

Where are files usually saved by default when using most programs?

• Downloads folder

• Documents folder or program-specific folder

• Desktop

• System folder

What happens if you left-click on a file name too quickly?

• The file gets renamed automatically

• The file opens instead of being selected for renaming

• The file moves to a new location

• The file gets deleted

How can you change the appearance of folders and files in Windows?

• By right-clicking and choosing 'Properties'

• By selecting a different view option in the Content pane

• By renaming them

• By deleting unnecessary files

What should you do to create a more organized folder structure?

• Save all files in one folder

• Use default folder names provided by the system

• Create folders and rename them logically based on content

• Avoid renaming any files