Save, name, and reopen a file

Question 1 of 7

1. Saving a document:

   Always posts it to social media Prints the page and then discards the file Locks the computer Stores it as a file you can open later
2. The first time you save, you should:

   Choose a location and type a file name Leave the name blank so nobody can find it Type your password in the file name Close Word without choosing a folder or a name
3. After a file already has a name, clicking Save again:

   Always creates ten extra copies Updates the same file Deletes Documents Sends the file to a printer downstairs
4. You can reopen a file from:

   A folder you never saved to Deleted files only File Explorer or Word’s File > Open (including Recent) A text message from an unknown number
5. A useful file name is:

   A blank name Your bank password Something you will recognise later, such as thank-you-note Only the letter X
6. True or false: Microsoft says documents may be stored in Documents, OneDrive, or another location depending on the setup.

   True False
7. File > Save As is useful when you want to:

   Change the colour of the Start button Undo a save that cannot be undone Hide the keyboard Make a copy with a new name or folder