Question 1
What is a file?
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What is a file?
What is a file extension?
What is a .pdf file?
What is a .docx file?
What is a .jpg or .jpeg file?
What is a .png file?
What is a .xlsx file?
What is a .zip file?
What is a .mp3 file?
What is a .mp4 file?
What is a folder?
Can folders contain other folders?
What is a file path?
What is the Documents folder?
What is the Downloads folder?
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Practice with flashcards →What is the Desktop (folder)?
What does copying a file do?
What does moving a file do?
What does deleting a file do?
What does renaming a file do?
What is the Recycle Bin or Trash?
How do you permanently delete a file?
How do you find a lost file?
What is file search in Windows?
What is Spotlight on Mac?
What is a hard drive?
What is an external hard drive?
What is a USB drive or flash drive?
What does storage capacity mean?
What is a gigabyte (GB)?
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Practice with flashcards →What is a terabyte (TB)?
What is cloud storage?
What is Google Drive?
What is Dropbox?
What is OneDrive?
What is iCloud?
What are benefits of cloud storage?
What are risks of cloud storage?
What does sync mean in cloud storage?
How much free cloud storage is typical?
What is a backup?
Why are backups important?
How often should you backup?
What is the 3-2-1 backup rule?
What is an automatic backup?
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Practice with flashcards →What is Time Machine?
What is Windows Backup?
What is an incremental backup?
Where should you store backups?
What is an offsite backup?
What is an operating system?
What is Windows?
What is macOS?
What is File Explorer?
What is Finder?
What is the desktop?
What is a shortcut or alias?
What is right-click?
What is a double-click?
What is drag and drop?
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Practice with flashcards →What is email attachment?
What is file sharing link?
What does sharing permissions mean?
What is a public link?
What is a private link?
What is file size?
What is a megabyte (MB)?
What is a kilobyte (KB)?
What is file compression?
Why compress files?
Why organize files into folders?
What is a good folder naming strategy?
Should you use dates in filenames?
What files belong on desktop?
How deep should folder structure be?
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Practice with flashcards →Can you password protect a file?
What is file encryption?
Should you open email attachments from strangers?
What is a virus?
What is antivirus software?
What is a file version?
Do cloud services save file versions?
Why keep file versions?
What is the C: drive?
What is the Program Files folder?
What is the Users folder?
Should you delete system folders?
What if you cannot open a file?
What if file disappeared?
What is a corrupted file?
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Practice with flashcards →How do you fix corrupted file?
What if hard drive is full?
What program opens .docx files?
What program opens .pdf files?
What program opens .xlsx files?
Can you change file extension?
What is file metadata?
What is a file system?
What is formatting a drive?
What is a partition?
How often should you clean up files?
Should you keep multiple copies of important files?
What files should you always backup?
Should you update operating system regularly?
What is a good backup schedule?
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Practice with flashcards →Can you access cloud files from phone?
Do phone photos backup automatically?
What is offline mode in cloud storage?
What is a .txt file?
What is a .exe file?
What is a .dmg file?
How do you check available storage space?
What uses the most storage space?
What is Disk Cleanup?
Can multiple people edit cloud file together?
What is Google Docs?
How do you restore from backup?
What if you lost file before backing up?
Are cloud files private?
Should you backup sensitive personal information?
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