Exam 5: Organizing Files and Folders

USB flash drives plug into a computer's ____________________, a rectangle socket positioned on the front, side, or back of the system unit.

To hide levels of folders, click the plus sign.

In the figure above, item 7 is pointing to the ____.

Describe folders and libraries and give examples of each.

Some hard disk drives are divided into sections, called device letters , and are treated like a separate drive.

Which of the following is NOT a Windows preconfigured library?

A file path consists of a device letter, folder, subfolder, file name, and extension.

Which of the following is NOT referred to as a USB flash drive?

Case-Based Critical Thinking Questions Case 5-1 Stacy is in the process of organizing the files and folders on her computer. Stacy is trying to decide what kind of folders she wants to store her files in. She has some files that she wants to be able to share with others. Where should Stacy store these files?

In the figure above, item 6 is pointing to the ____.

____ offer(s) access to shared folders, files, and printers on computers in a home network.

When you cut a file from the hard disk, its name is removed from the file list, but the file itself remains on the disk and continues to occupy disk space.

As you name a file, Windows automatically retains the old file extension for the new file name.

In the figure above, item 1 shows you where to create a(n) ____.

When removing software, remember to use the ____________________ procedure rather than manually deleting program files.

A subfolder is a container within a folder.

Windows groups folders into libraries, including four predefined libraries: Documents, Music, Videos, and ____.

USB flash drives use ____________________ technology, which holds data in erasable, rewritable circuitry.

When you are ready to remove a USB flash drive from a computer, you should first click the ____ icon.

Each storage device on your PC is identified by a unique device ____________________.