Odesk Skill test question Windows XP
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Question:
Which of the following statements about the Stand By option while shutting down your computer is/are correct?
a. It waits for 5 minutes before shutting down the computer.
b. It helps to conserve power by shutting off some hardware, like the hard disk.
c. It shuts down the computer for a specific time and then restarts it.
d. Stand By will save your desktop and all open files to a special Windows file called hiberfil.sys. This file usually resides in the computer's root folder (C:\hiberfil.sys).
Question:
The hard-drive utility tool in Windows XP for automatically fixing file system errors or for searching for and attempted recovery of bad sectors is:
a. CheckDisk (CHKDSK)
b. SystemCheck (SYSCHK)
c. DiskFix (DSKFX)
d. DiskScan (DSKSCN)
Question:
You are logged in as an administrator to the computers on your small local network and you want to change the names of those computers and the workgroup so that their names are more informative. One way to change the names would be to:
a. Open the System control panel. Select the System tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
b. Open the System control panel. Select Change Name from the Edit menu and then click Change Name. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
c. Right click the Desktop and select Personalize. Select the Computer Name tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK
d. Open the Performance and Maintenance control panel. Select the Computer Name tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
e. Right Click on My Computer icon, choose properties and select tab 'Computer Name' or(use run command and put sysdm.cpl) and click on the Change button. Enter the desired name for computer and click OK.
Which Windows XP feature allows users to compare and update their offline files and folders with those on the network?
a. Synchronization Manager
b. Network Location Awareness
c. Offline Viewing
d. Credential Manager
is the key combination to Quit a program that is not responding?
a. Alt + Del
b. Ctrl + Alt + Del
c. Ctrl + Del
d. Shift + Alt + Del
Windows XP has a new user system. Its new user system:
a. Was inherited from Windows 98.
b. Was inherited from Windows 3.x.
c. Was inherited from Windows NT/2000.
d. Was not inherited from any prior Windows O/S.
The Microsoft file format that contains the bitmapped graphics and metadata for the skins used in the three preinstalled Windows XP visual themes is:
a. .msthemes
b. .msstyles
c. .msskins
d. .msluna
can create and edit files using the Windows Notepad. What is the extension of a file that has been created using Notepad?
a. .doc
b. .text
c. .txt
d. .html
What type of icons are displayed in the system tray?
a. Icons of programs being used.
b. Icons of media-related programs.
c. Icons of programs that are loaded into memory.
d. Icons of programs developed by Microsoft.
w can you customize Advanced Start menu options in windows XP operating system.
a. Right click on the Taskbar and click the Customize button.
b. Right click on the Taskbar, choose Properties, click on Start Menu, and click the Customize button.
c. Right click on the Taskbar and choose open all users.
d. Left click on the Taskbar; choose Properties.
Question:
Which statement(s) about the Recycle Bin is/are correct?
a. All deleted files except media files are sent to the Recycle Bin.
b. You can restore any selected files from the Recycle Bin folder by right clicking and then selecting Restore.
c. The Recycle Bin stores files for one month before permanently deleting them.
d. More than one file at a time cannot be restored from the Recycle Bin.
uestion:
A common name given to the bitmapped desktop image (usually a picture) that serves as a background for the entire desktop is:
a. Wallpaper
b. Theme
c. Texture
d. Mosaic
Which of the following statements about the file security levels while browsing is/are correct?
a. Low is designed with the minimum safeguards.
b. Under Low security, active content such as scripting, runs without prompting.
c. Medium-low is the same as Medium but with less frequent prompts.
d. Medium is the default security level for the Internet.
e. All of the above
Windows XP includes a new type of view for folders that contain graphics files. This folder view is called _________ and displays small images of all the graphics in the folder in the bottom right-hand pane of Windows Explorer and a large image of a selected picture in the top right-hand pane.
a. Gallery
b. Images
c. Pictures
d. Filmstrip
Question:
The left side of the Start menu contains two parts, separated by a thin horizontal line. The Windows XP term for manually inserting a shortcut to one of your chosen applications into the top part of the left side (by using the right-context menu of the application in Windows Explorer) is called:
a. Attaching an application to the Start menu.
b. Pinning an application to the Start menu.
c. Placing an application into the Start menu.
d. Porting an application to the Start menu.
ich of the following is/are valid Window's file names?
a. expert-rating
b. expert rating
c. expert*rating
d. 643764736
e. expert rating certifications!
How does Windows File Protection (WFP) in Windows XP work?
a. It protects Windows XP from viruses that damage important files.
b. It prevents the replacement or removal of protected system files.
c. It protects the user data incase of a hard-disk crash.
d. It allows you to conveniently protect your files through password access.
uestion:
The Windows XP installs its search function that, by default, has an animated dog character, Rover. Which of the following is/are true?
a. Rover could be replaced with another animated character or with no character at all.
b. Rover cannot be replaced by another character. It is a permanent feature.
c. Rover could be replaced by another character, but another animated character must be used (instead of having no character at all).
Question:
The older version of the Windows XP Desktop is called the "Windows Classic" look. One way to get the Windows Classic Desktop from the new default Windows XP Desktop is to:
a. In the System control panel, select Properties from the View menu. Select the Desktop tab and click on the Desktop pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
b. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties. Select the Themes tab and click on the Theme pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
c. In the Display control panel, select Properties. Select the Desktop tab and click on the Theme pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
d. Right-click on the desktop and choose Themes. Select the Desktops tab and click on the Desktop pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
Question:
Microsoft makes available a tool called the _____________________ for checking computers with a Windows operating system. This tool helps remove infections left by third-party software installed on the computer and displays a report describing the outcome in a log file named mrt.log in the %WINDIR%\debug folder.
a. Microsoft Reliability Tool
b. Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
c. Microsoft Windows Antivirus Tool
d. Microsoft Recovery Tool
uestion:
Which of the following type of objects can you search on your computer and on the network, using Windows XP Search Companion?
a. People in your contact list
b. Pictures
c. Documents
d. Windows Help
e. All of the above
Some computers in your local area network (LAN) have Windows XP Home Edition installed, whereas the others use Windows XP Professional. Is it possible to utilize the NTFS Encrypting File System (EFS) security feature on those computers in the LAN that have Windows XP Home Edition installed?
a. Yes
b. No
The _____________ is a large hidden file where Windows XP finds information about all of the hardware, software, and various settings and user options.
a. Windows Registry
b. Finder
c. Preferences
d. Windows SysOps
An icon with an arrow in its lower-left corner, which can be clicked for quick access to the object it represents, is a(n):
a. Application icon
b. Folder (directory) icon
c. Document icon
d. Shortcut icon
Question:
Windows XP tracks whatever files that load during every boot and application launches, and the operating system uses that information to prefetch files into RAM. These prefetch data are parsed into a file named __________ located in the Windows\Prefetch folder on the boot drive. Every three days, a limited defragmentation operation automatically occurs in the background during idle for only those files in that file to further speed up the computer's file access.
a. Defrag.sys
b. Prefetch.sys
c. Defrag.ini
d. Layout.ini
Question:
A new function of Windows XP that allows two or more users in a local network to use only one Internet connection by routing all the Internet traffic through one computer is called __________________.
a. Internet Routing
b. Windows Internet Sharing (WIS)
c. Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
d. Windows Connection Sharing (WCS)
Question:
Which of the following statements about the Stand By option while shutting down your computer is/are correct?
a. It waits for 5 minutes before shutting down the computer.
b. It helps to conserve power by shutting off some hardware, like the hard disk.
c. It shuts down the computer for a specific time and then restarts it.
d. Stand By will save your desktop and all open files to a special Windows file called hiberfil.sys. This file usually resides in the computer's root folder (C:\hiberfil.sys).
Question:
The hard-drive utility tool in Windows XP for automatically fixing file system errors or for searching for and attempted recovery of bad sectors is:
a. CheckDisk (CHKDSK)
b. SystemCheck (SYSCHK)
c. DiskFix (DSKFX)
d. DiskScan (DSKSCN)
Question:
You are logged in as an administrator to the computers on your small local network and you want to change the names of those computers and the workgroup so that their names are more informative. One way to change the names would be to:
a. Open the System control panel. Select the System tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
b. Open the System control panel. Select Change Name from the Edit menu and then click Change Name. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
c. Right click the Desktop and select Personalize. Select the Computer Name tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK
d. Open the Performance and Maintenance control panel. Select the Computer Name tab and then click Change. Enter the desired name for the computer and click OK.
e. Right Click on My Computer icon, choose properties and select tab 'Computer Name' or(use run command and put sysdm.cpl) and click on the Change button. Enter the desired name for computer and click OK.
Which Windows XP feature allows users to compare and update their offline files and folders with those on the network?
a. Synchronization Manager
b. Network Location Awareness
c. Offline Viewing
d. Credential Manager
is the key combination to Quit a program that is not responding?
a. Alt + Del
b. Ctrl + Alt + Del
c. Ctrl + Del
d. Shift + Alt + Del
Windows XP has a new user system. Its new user system:
a. Was inherited from Windows 98.
b. Was inherited from Windows 3.x.
c. Was inherited from Windows NT/2000.
d. Was not inherited from any prior Windows O/S.
The Microsoft file format that contains the bitmapped graphics and metadata for the skins used in the three preinstalled Windows XP visual themes is:
a. .msthemes
b. .msstyles
c. .msskins
d. .msluna
can create and edit files using the Windows Notepad. What is the extension of a file that has been created using Notepad?
a. .doc
b. .text
c. .txt
d. .html
What type of icons are displayed in the system tray?
a. Icons of programs being used.
b. Icons of media-related programs.
c. Icons of programs that are loaded into memory.
d. Icons of programs developed by Microsoft.
w can you customize Advanced Start menu options in windows XP operating system.
a. Right click on the Taskbar and click the Customize button.
b. Right click on the Taskbar, choose Properties, click on Start Menu, and click the Customize button.
c. Right click on the Taskbar and choose open all users.
d. Left click on the Taskbar; choose Properties.
Question:
Which statement(s) about the Recycle Bin is/are correct?
a. All deleted files except media files are sent to the Recycle Bin.
b. You can restore any selected files from the Recycle Bin folder by right clicking and then selecting Restore.
c. The Recycle Bin stores files for one month before permanently deleting them.
d. More than one file at a time cannot be restored from the Recycle Bin.
uestion:
A common name given to the bitmapped desktop image (usually a picture) that serves as a background for the entire desktop is:
a. Wallpaper
b. Theme
c. Texture
d. Mosaic
Which of the following statements about the file security levels while browsing is/are correct?
a. Low is designed with the minimum safeguards.
b. Under Low security, active content such as scripting, runs without prompting.
c. Medium-low is the same as Medium but with less frequent prompts.
d. Medium is the default security level for the Internet.
e. All of the above
Windows XP includes a new type of view for folders that contain graphics files. This folder view is called _________ and displays small images of all the graphics in the folder in the bottom right-hand pane of Windows Explorer and a large image of a selected picture in the top right-hand pane.
a. Gallery
b. Images
c. Pictures
d. Filmstrip
Question:
The left side of the Start menu contains two parts, separated by a thin horizontal line. The Windows XP term for manually inserting a shortcut to one of your chosen applications into the top part of the left side (by using the right-context menu of the application in Windows Explorer) is called:
a. Attaching an application to the Start menu.
b. Pinning an application to the Start menu.
c. Placing an application into the Start menu.
d. Porting an application to the Start menu.
ich of the following is/are valid Window's file names?
a. expert-rating
b. expert rating
c. expert*rating
d. 643764736
e. expert rating certifications!
How does Windows File Protection (WFP) in Windows XP work?
a. It protects Windows XP from viruses that damage important files.
b. It prevents the replacement or removal of protected system files.
c. It protects the user data incase of a hard-disk crash.
d. It allows you to conveniently protect your files through password access.
uestion:
The Windows XP installs its search function that, by default, has an animated dog character, Rover. Which of the following is/are true?
a. Rover could be replaced with another animated character or with no character at all.
b. Rover cannot be replaced by another character. It is a permanent feature.
c. Rover could be replaced by another character, but another animated character must be used (instead of having no character at all).
Question:
The older version of the Windows XP Desktop is called the "Windows Classic" look. One way to get the Windows Classic Desktop from the new default Windows XP Desktop is to:
a. In the System control panel, select Properties from the View menu. Select the Desktop tab and click on the Desktop pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
b. Right-click on the desktop and choose Properties. Select the Themes tab and click on the Theme pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
c. In the Display control panel, select Properties. Select the Desktop tab and click on the Theme pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
d. Right-click on the desktop and choose Themes. Select the Desktops tab and click on the Desktop pull-down list and select Windows Classic. Click OK.
Question:
Microsoft makes available a tool called the _____________________ for checking computers with a Windows operating system. This tool helps remove infections left by third-party software installed on the computer and displays a report describing the outcome in a log file named mrt.log in the %WINDIR%\debug folder.
a. Microsoft Reliability Tool
b. Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
c. Microsoft Windows Antivirus Tool
d. Microsoft Recovery Tool
uestion:
Which of the following type of objects can you search on your computer and on the network, using Windows XP Search Companion?
a. People in your contact list
b. Pictures
c. Documents
d. Windows Help
e. All of the above
Some computers in your local area network (LAN) have Windows XP Home Edition installed, whereas the others use Windows XP Professional. Is it possible to utilize the NTFS Encrypting File System (EFS) security feature on those computers in the LAN that have Windows XP Home Edition installed?
a. Yes
b. No
The _____________ is a large hidden file where Windows XP finds information about all of the hardware, software, and various settings and user options.
a. Windows Registry
b. Finder
c. Preferences
d. Windows SysOps
An icon with an arrow in its lower-left corner, which can be clicked for quick access to the object it represents, is a(n):
a. Application icon
b. Folder (directory) icon
c. Document icon
d. Shortcut icon
Question:
Windows XP tracks whatever files that load during every boot and application launches, and the operating system uses that information to prefetch files into RAM. These prefetch data are parsed into a file named __________ located in the Windows\Prefetch folder on the boot drive. Every three days, a limited defragmentation operation automatically occurs in the background during idle for only those files in that file to further speed up the computer's file access.
a. Defrag.sys
b. Prefetch.sys
c. Defrag.ini
d. Layout.ini
Question:
A new function of Windows XP that allows two or more users in a local network to use only one Internet connection by routing all the Internet traffic through one computer is called __________________.
a. Internet Routing
b. Windows Internet Sharing (WIS)
c. Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
d. Windows Connection Sharing (WCS)
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