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All the  data  in a  computer  is contained  and  stored  in  the  form  of
                      files/folders.

                       A file contains a collection of related information.
                       A folder is like a container in which you can store files.

                       A folder within a folder is usually called a subfolder.

                       The default name for any new folder created is `New Folder'.

                       When you move a file, the file will disappear from its original location.

                       When you copy a file, the file will remain in its original location.
                       A deleted file/folder goes to the Recycle Bin.

                       A file/folder if deleted from the Recycle Bin, cannot be restored.







                    Tech Trivia                                                                Section A (Objective)



                 A.  Tick (3) the correct option.

                     1. What looks like a file cabinet in which you can keep your files?

                        a. File                                          b. Folder


                        c. Icon                                          d. Symbol

                     2. Which of the following can a folder contain?

                        a. Only files                                    b. Only subfolders


                        c. Both files and subfolders                     d. Only pictures

                     3. Identify the key combination used to create a new folder.

                        a. Ctrl + C                                      b. Ctrl + V


                        c. Ctrl + Alt + N                                d. Ctrl + Shift + N

                     4. Select the folder that is used to store music files.

                        a. Documents                                     b. Downloads


                        c. Music                                         d. Pictures





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