Exam 2: Organizing Your Files

The root directory of your computer is also known as the ____ level of the file hierarchy.

When you save a document for the first time, you use the ____ dialog box.

In a folder window, you can choose to show or hide the Navigation pane, Preview pane, or Details pane.

Describe the three main guidelines given in the chapter for creating folders.

Copying a file places it into a new location that you specify, and removes it from its current location.

After you use the Address bar to change folders, you can use the ____ button to return to the original folder.

A ____ is about a billion bytes.

A file deleted from a USB drive cannot be recovered from the Recycle Bin.

If you want to place a file into a folder from another location, you can either ____ the file or copy it.

____________________ a file removes it from its current location and places it in a new location that you specify.

When you delete a folder link in the Favorites list, you delete both the link and the folder.

When you delete a folder link in the Favorites list, you remove ____________________.

You can ____________________ the contents of a folder to display only files and folders with certain characteristics.

To select files or folders that are listed together in a window, click the first item, hold down the ____ key, click the last item, and then release the key.

A file deleted from a USB drive ____.

You can create a folder in a folder window by right-clicking a blank area of the folder window, pointing to ____, and then clicking ____.

If you are performing a search of a removable drive, Windows searches filenames only by default. _________________________

Clicking to the right of the text in a folder window's Address bar displays ____.