Files, folders, and finding what you saved

Question 1 of 7

1. A folder is best described as:

   A single photo The search box in a browser A program such as a web browser A container that can hold files
2. An official way to open File Explorer is:

   Windows logo key + E Windows logo key + L Alt + F4 Ctrl + C
3. Microsoft’s steps to move a file are:

   Rename it twice Select it, choose Cut, go to the new place, choose Paste Email it to yourself and delete the computer Take a photo of the screen only
4. On many Android phones, Google says files usually live in:

   The camera preview Only inside an email you already sent The Files app (or the maker’s file app) The lock-screen clock
5. Downloads is often where:

   The town’s water pipes are stored Only passwords are kept Files you save from a browser land Windows hides the Start menu
6. True or false: On a library computer you should delete any file you do not recognise.

   True False
7. A useful file name is:

   Your bank password A random string you will never remember, on purpose A blank name with no letters Something you will recognise later, such as mina-practice-note