Touch, click, type, and scroll with care

Question 1 of 7

1. To start an app on a phone, a basic official move is to:

   Tap the icon with one finger Press and hold the icon (that opens extra options) Swipe the icon off the screen Turn the phone off and on first
2. On many Android phones, going Home with gesture navigation means:

   Tapping the Back button once Swiping down from the top (that opens notifications or Quick Settings) Swiping up from the bottom of the screen Pressing the volume key for ten minutes
3. Apple describes scroll as:

   A two-finger pinch only Moving one finger across the screen without lifting A way to delete the phone The same as turning the phone off
4. Alt + F4 on Windows:

   Locks the computer Opens File Explorer Sends your password to Microsoft Closes the active window (and can prompt shut down if no window is open)
5. Google recommends 3-button navigation for people who:

   Own only an iPhone Never use a phone Have limited dexterity or find precise gestures hard Want to skip Updates forever
6. True or false: You should type your real bank password into this course to “practise typing.”

   True False
7. Windows key + E:

   Opens File Explorer Deletes all files Turns off Wi-Fi for the whole town Locks the screen