True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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System Restore is a Windows XP feature that enables you to return your computer to a
previous state without the loss of data files.
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2.
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Restore points are created automatically by Windows XP every day.
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3.
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You
can create a restore point only when you log on to Windows.
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4.
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Computers usually have only one drive.
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5.
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The
default letter designation for the hard disk drive is Z.
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6.
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The
floppy disk drive letter designation is F.
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7.
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A
megabyte is roughly one billion bytes.
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8.
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You
can use My Computer to examine the contents of a drive or a folder on your computer.
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9.
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You
can open a drive or a folder either by double-clicking its icon or by selecting it and using the Edit
menu.
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10.
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Double-clicking Local Disk (C:) in My Computer displays the contents of the floppy
disk drive.
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11.
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A
path identifies a file’s location in the drive and folder hierarchy.
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12.
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The
availability of the buttons on the Standard Buttons toolbar remains the same as you use My
Computer.
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13.
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You
can change the size and arrangement of the images associated with drives, folders, and files in My
Computer.
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14.
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The
Thumbnails view, from the My Computer Views button, shows the path of a file.
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15.
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You
can use the Details view to sort folders by filename, date, or file size.
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16.
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You
can sort the file listing in a folder by the size of the files in the listing.
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17.
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The
View menu contains many of the same commands as the Views button.
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18.
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To
copy a floppy disk, your computer must have two floppy disk drives.
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19.
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You
can view the contents of a floppy disk by opening it like any other disk or folder.
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20.
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You
should always use caution when formatting disks to ensure that you do not inadvertently format the
hard disk instead of the floppy disk.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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21.
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A
Windows XP feature that enables you to return you computer to a previous state without the loss of
data files is: a. | System
Recall | c. | Recall
Agent | b. | System Restore | d. | Byte Memory | | | | |
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22.
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Using
System Restore, Windows XP enables you to create your own: a. | Systems | c. | Restore
points | b. | Action items | d. | User Profiles | | | | |
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23.
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To
restore your computer to a previous state by using System Restore, you can open the Start menu,
choose All Programs, choose Accessories, choose System Tools:, choose System Restore, and then
click: a. | Save my
computer | c. | Reset my
computer | b. | Restore my computer to an earlier
time | d. | Renew my
computer | | | | |
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24.
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Windows distinguishes between different drives by means of a: a. | Chart | c. | Naming
convention | b. | Document | d. | Technical overview | | | | |
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25.
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A
byte is typically equivalent to: a. | A bit | c. | One typed page | b. | A single typed
character | d. | All of the
above | | | | |
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26.
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A
megabyte is: a. | 1,048,576
bytes | c. | 1,048,576
bits | b. | 2,097,152
bytes | d. | Roughly one
billion characters | | | | |
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27.
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When
you open a drive displayed in the My Computer folder, you move down one level in
the: a. | Folder
hierarchy | c. | Nested
loop | b. | Monitor
hierarchy | d. | Program
hierarchy | | | | |
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28.
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The
contents of the hard disk are organized into a number of different: a. | Sections | c. | Forms | b. | Folders | d. | Books | | | | |
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29.
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With
the My Computer folder displayed, My Documents is typically displayed in the left pane under the
heading: a. | Other
Places | c. | Remote
Address | b. | Network Locations | d. | Finder | | | | |
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The
name for the way Windows identifies a file’s location in the drive and folder hierarchy is
the: a. | Trail | c. | Path | b. | Overview | d. | Interface | | | | |
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31.
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The
drive, folder names, and filename in a path are separated by a: a. | Slash | c. | Bracket | b. | Dash | d. | Asterisk | | | | |
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32.
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You
can change the view for My Computer by using the Views button on the: a. | Status
bar | c. | Standard Buttons
toolbar | b. | Menu bar | d. | Format bar | | | | |
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33.
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You
can change the view for My Computer by using the: a. | View Menu command | b. | Views button on
the Standard Buttons toolbar | c. | Shortcut menu | d. | All of the
above | | |
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34.
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To
view the files and folders in My Computer as icons, click the Views button and
choose: a. | View
all | c. | Details | b. | Icons | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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35.
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When
a folder contains numerous files or folders, you can use the Details view to sort by
the: a. | Filenames | c. | File
sizes | b. | Dates | d. | All of the above | | | | |
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36.
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By
choosing Show in Groups, you can sort the contents of a drive into groups arranged: a. | By
size | c. | From front to
back | b. | Diagonally | d. | Alphabetically | | | | |
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37.
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The
primary floppy disk drive is typically designated as drive:
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38.
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When
you copy a floppy disk by using a computer with a single floppy disk drive, you first insert
the: a. | Object
file | c. | Destination
disk | b. | File
substitute | d. | Source
disk | | | | |
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39.
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The
floppy disk to which you copy files in a floppy disk copy is called the: a. | Target | c. | Destination
disk | b. | Final
disk | d. | None of the
above | | | | |
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40.
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When
you instruct the computer to prepare a disk to accept Windows files, you: a. | Finalize
it | c. | Systemitize
it | b. | Address
it | d. | Format
it | | | | |
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