Exam 2: Digital Literacy: Introducing a World of Technology

In which gesture do you quickly touch and release one finger two times?

You cannot make copies of media, even as a personal backup, without violating copyright.

Examples of mobile users include engineers, scientists, architects, desktop publishers, and graphic artists.

COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT Green computing involves reducing electricity consumed and environmental waste generated when using a computer.Which of the following is a valid strategy for supporting green computing?

In which of the following mouse operations do you press and release the secondary mouse button?

USB flash drives and memory cards usually hold more than hard disks like the kind shown in the accompanying figure.

A(n) ____________________ is a duplicate of content on a storage medium that you can use in case the original is lost, damaged, or destroyed.

COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT If you are looking for an online social network that allows you to stay current with the daily activities of those you are following, which of the following is the best match for you?

COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT Which of the following gestures would you use if you want to zoom out on your new tablet and see less detail on a map, for example?

Most e-book readers are usually smaller than smartphones.

You should delete or quarantine flagged attachments immediately.

Most examples of the kind of computer shown in the accompanying figure can operate solely on batteries.

You interact with a program through which of the following, thereby controlling how you enter data and instructions and how information is displayed on the screen?

COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT Which of the following mouse operations would you use if you want to display a shortcut menu?

COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT Which of the following mouse operations would you use if you want to start a program feature?

In which gesture do you move two fingers apart?

A computer like the one in the accompanying figure weighs up to ____________________ pounds (depending on the configuration).

With a one-way sync, also called mirroring, you add, change, or delete files in a destination location, called the target, without altering the same files in the original location.