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| 1.
In Windows 95, the term desktop refers to: |
| a) |
The
main workspace on the computer screen. |
| b) |
The
physical space where your PC resides. |
| c) |
The
root directory of your "C" drive. |
| d) |
The
graphic which is displayed on the main screen. |
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| 2.
The picture below represents what?
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| a) |
The
Windows Function Bar |
| b) |
The
Windows Task Bar |
| c) |
The
Windows Control Panels |
| d) |
Windows
Explorer |
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| 3.
In all Windows applications, there is a menu at the
top of the window, which allows you to pick certain
functions to perform. That menu is known as as __________. |
| a) |
Options
Menu |
| b) |
Selection
Menu |
| c) |
Preferences
Menu |
| d) |
Pull-down
Menu |
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| 4.
All files in Windows are represented by an Icon. All
installed applications can be started by finding the
icon for that applications .EXE file and double-clicking
on it. To make it easier to find, copies of this icon
can be placed on the Desktop and other places. This
copy is known as a _____________. |
| a) |
Clone |
| b) |
Phantom |
| c) |
Shortcut |
| d) |
Pseudo
Icon |
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| 5.
The Windows desktop has a default appearance and color
scheme. These defaults can be modified using what
Control Panel utility? |
| a) |
Display |
| b) |
System |
| c) |
Color |
| d) |
Monitor |
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| 6.
From below, choose the proper method to shutdown a
Windows 95 Computer. |
| a) |
Close
all open programs. Click on the Start button and select
"Exit Windows and return to MS-DOS". Once in DOS,
power off the machine. |
| b) |
Close
all open windows. From the task bar select Start then
Shutdown. Select "Shutdown". |
| c) |
Close
all open windows. Power off the computer. |
| d) |
Right-click
on the desktop and select "Shutdown". |
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| 7.
In any open window on the Desktop, there are three
control buttons in the upper right of the window.
The dash, the window, and the X as seen in the picture
below. Which one would you click on in order to minimize
the open window, making it disappear from the desktop,
but still leaving the program running?
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| a) |
The
Dash |
| b) |
The
"Window". |
| c) |
The
"X" |
| d) |
None
of the above. |
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| 8.
Using Windows Explorer, how do you create a new directory
on your hard drive? |
| a) |
From
the Windows Explorer pull-down menu select Files,
then select New then select Directory. |
| b) |
From
the left-pane in Explorer, right-click on the icon
for the drive where you want to create the new directory
and select New, then select Directory. |
| c) |
From
the Windows Explorer pull-down menu select Edit, then
select New Directory. Enter the path to the new directory
and name it. |
| d) |
From
the Windows Explorer, highlight the drive where you
want to create the directory, or highlight the directory
where you want to create a sub-directory. From the
pull-down menu select Files, then select New then
select Folder. |
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| 9.
You have just installed a SCSI adapter, and now your
sound card stops working. What can you do to see which
resources are conflicting with one another? |
| a) |
Select
Start > Settings > Devices. |
| b) |
Select
Start > Settings > Control Panel > System
icon. Within the system control panel click on the
Device manager tab. |
| c) |
Select
Start > Settings > Control Panel > Device
Manager |
| d) |
Select
Start > Settings > Control Panel > SCSI |
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| 10.
The picture below is of Windows Explorer. Some of
the folders have a + sign next to them. What does
this + sign indicate?
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| a) |
The
folder is compressed. |
| b) |
The
folder has files underneath it. |
| c) |
The
folder has sub-folders. |
| d) |
The
folder is a copy of another folder. |
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| 11.
How can you display a graphical picture of the used/unused
space on a hard drive? |
| a) |
In
Windows Explorer, highlight the drive in the right-pane.
A picture of it's current allocation will appear in
the left-pane. |
| b) |
On
the desktop, double-click on "My Computer". right-click
on the drive in question and select Properties. A
graphical display if the drives disk space allocation
will be shown. |
| c) |
click
on the Start button and select Start > Programs
> Administrative Tools > Disk Administrator.
The Disk Administrator tool will show you a graphical
display of your drives space allocation. |
| d) |
In
Windows Explorer, highlight the drive in question
and from the pull-down menu select View > Space
Allocation. |
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| 12.
In Windows 95, if you delete a file, what really happens
to it? |
| a) |
It
is not actually deleted. It goes into a special folder
called the "Recycle Bin". |
| b) |
It
is deleted and the disk space it occupied is over-written. |
| c) |
It
is not actually deleted. It goes into a special folder
called the "Trash Bin"/ |
| d) |
It
is deleted from the File Allocation Table, but since
the actual bits remain, it can be "un-deleted" until
the space is over-written by another file. |
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| 13.
In Windows, certain applications are linked to certain
types of data files. for Example, Microsoft Word documents
with the .DOC extension are associated with WORD.EXE.
This is known as a file association. How can you view
the current file associations within your system? |
| a) |
Right-click
on any file and select Properties. The application
it is associated with will be listed in the properties. |
| b) |
In
Windows Explorer, from the pull-down menu select View
> Folder Options. Click on the File Types tab.
All of the file associations will be displayed. |
| c) |
Click
on the Start button and select Settings > Control
Panel > System. In the System Control panel click
on the File Associations tab. |
| d) |
Click
on the Start button and select Settings > Control
Panel > Files. In the Files Control panel click
on the File Associations tab. |
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| 14.
Internet Explorer 4.0 came with a desktop upgrade
called the _______________. This allows you to more
closely integrate your desktop with the World Wide
Web. |
| a) |
Enhanced
Desktop |
| b) |
Web
Desktop |
| c) |
Power
Desktop |
| d) |
Active
Desktop |
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| 15.
Windows 95 helps you protect the data on your hard
drive by supporting which of the following RAID configurations? |
| a) |
RAID
0 |
| b) |
RAID
1 |
| c) |
RAID
5 |
| d) |
None
of the above. |
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| 16.
When configuring your hard drive, how many primary
partitions does Windows 95 support. |
| a) |
1 |
| b) |
2 |
| c) |
3 |
| d) |
4 |
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| 17.
What DOS-based utility can you use to create/delete
partitions on your hard drive? |
| a) |
Format |
| b) |
SYS |
| c) |
FDISK |
| d) |
RDISK |
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| 18.
To change the actual system time on the computer,
you must... |
| a) |
Select
Start > System > Control Panel > Date/Time.
In the Date/Time utility, change the date and time
appropriately. |
| b) |
Go
to a command prompt and use the DATE command to change
the date and time. |
| c) |
During
the boot process, enter the BIOS configuration for
your computer and change the date and time there. |
| d) |
Reboot
the machine and enter the proper date and time when
asked. |
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| 19.
An the left-and side of the task bar, there are several
icons sitting inside a frame. One is a little speaker
which controllers the speaker volume. What is this
area knows as? |
| a) |
The
Shortcuts window |
| b) |
The
System Tray |
| c) |
The
mini-task bar |
| d) |
The
quick-start menu. |
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| 20.
If your Windows 95 computer is part of a network,
to make files available to other people on the network,
you must _________ the folders they reside in. |
| a) |
Open |
| b) |
Multiplex |
| c) |
Ghost |
| d) |
Share |
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