True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Centering
text on a page is an example of formatting.
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2.
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You can use
spaces when you name files in Windows XP.
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3.
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A hard disk
is attached to your computer internally.
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4.
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Random
access memory (RAM) stores your computer work permanently.
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5.
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If you open
a file, then save it with a new name, the original file will be changed along with the new
file.
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6.
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In WordPad
and Paint, you can open a file by double-clicking it in the Open dialog box.
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7.
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In Windows,
you can work with more than one program at a time.
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8.
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The keyboard
shortcut for Cut is [Ctrl][X].
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9.
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The
Clipboard is part of a browser.
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10.
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You can use
either Windows Explorer or My Computer for file management.
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11.
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Once you
have deleted files to the Recycle Bin, you may not restore the files for use.
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12.
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File
management changes the appearance of text to make it more readable and attractive.
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13.
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The Details
view in My Computer lists files along with their size, their type, and the date they were last
modified.
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14.
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You can use
My Computer to view the contents of a hard disk or a flash drive.
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15.
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To open My
Computer, click the Start button, click Accessories, then click My Computer.
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16.
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Clicking the
Up button moves back one location in the list of recently viewed locations.
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17.
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You can
select more than one file at a time in My Computer.
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18.
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If you
select a file in My Computer and then select a task from the File and Folder Task pane, the icon for
the file becomes gray.
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19.
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You cannot
drag files from one location to another using My Computer.
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20.
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A folder in
Windows Explorer that has a minus sign (-) does not have any files in it.
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21.
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Both My
Computer and Windows Explorer allow you to manipulate the structure of your computer in the same
way.
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22.
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The left
pane of Windows Explorer is also called the Explorer Bar.
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23.
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In the
Explorer Bar, a plus sign (+) next to an object in Windows Explorer indicates that a lower level of
hierarchy is shown.
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24.
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If you
delete a file from a flash drive, it will be stored in the Recycle Bin.
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25.
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While using
WordPad, you can triple-click to select a paragraph.
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26.
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The
Windows XP Search feature allows you to find information on a person whose name is in your computer
address book
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27.
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You
must know exactly how you named a file and spell it correctly to find it using the Windows XP Search
feature.
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28.
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In
the above figure, the contents of the Brochure folder are shown in the right pane of the Windows
Explorer window.
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29.
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In
the above figure, the Windows XP Practice folder has two subfolders.
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30.
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In
the above figure, item #1 is called the Address bar.
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31.
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In
the above figure, if you drag the brochure folder in the right pane, to the top of the My Documents
folder in the Explorer Bar, the Brochure folder will be MOVED to the My Documents
folder.
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32.
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The figure
above is the Windows Explorer window.
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33.
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In
the above figure, the view of the folder contents in the right pane is the Details
view.
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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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34.
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If you open
a file, make changes to it, and save the file with the same file name, what happens to the original
file? a. | It remains
unchanged. | b. | It reflects the changes made to the original
file. | c. | It is temporarily stored on the Clipboard. | d. | It moves up in the file
hierarchy. | | |
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35.
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To switch
from one open program to another, ____. a. | Double-click anywhere in the current window to close it, and then
click the other window to open it | b. | Click the correct
program button on the taskbar | c. | Select Program on the
menu bar, then click the Exit command | d. | |
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