iPad Trivia Quiz: How Well You Know?

1. What icon do you need to press to change my wallpaper?

Settings

ITunes

Notes

Videos

Settings would be the correct icon to press to change your wallpaper. If you press iTunes it will take you to the iTunes store. If you press Notes, it will take you to a page where you can take notes. If you press videos it will take you to your videos that you have downloaded.

Explanation

Settings would be the correct icon to press to change your wallpaper. If you press iTunes it will take you to the iTunes store. If you press Notes, it will take you to a page where you can take notes. If you press videos it will take you to your videos that you have downloaded.

2. What is the first icon you need to press when trying to lock your iPad?

Mail

App Store

Settings

Notes

To lock an iPad you need to press Settings. If you press Mail, it will take you to your email inbox. If you press the App Store, it will take you to the App Store. And if you press Notes it will think that you are going to take notes and will take you to a new notebook page.

Explanation

To lock an iPad you need to press Settings. If you press Mail, it will take you to your email inbox. If you press the App Store, it will take you to the App Store. And if you press Notes it will think that you are going to take notes and will take you to a new notebook page.

3. How do you check how much battery my iPad has?

Icon and percentage of battery is in the top right corner

Icon and percentage of battery is in the bottom right corner

Icon and percentage of battery is in the top left corner

Icon and percentage of battery is in the bottom left corner

You can find the icon and percentage of battery in the top right corner of your iPad.

Explanation

You can find the icon and percentage of battery in the top right corner of your iPad.

4. How do you set a passcode?

General, Network, Wi-Fi

General, Auto-Lock

General, Lock Rotation

General, Passcode Lock, Turn Passcode On

To set a passcode you need to press General, then Passcode Lock, then Turn Passcode On. If you select General, Network, and Wi-Fi, that will turn on your Wi-Fi so that you can go on the Internet. You don't need to be on the Internet to create a passcode. If you press General and Auto-Lock, that will lock your iPad a different way. It will automatically lock but without a passcode. If you press General and Lock Rotation, that means that you are just preventing the iPad to change when it is flipped horizontally or vertically.

Explanation

To set a passcode you need to press General, then Passcode Lock, then Turn Passcode On. If you select General, Network, and Wi-Fi, that will turn on your Wi-Fi so that you can go on the Internet. You don't need to be on the Internet to create a passcode. If you press General and Auto-Lock, that will lock your iPad a different way. It will automatically lock but without a passcode. If you press General and Lock Rotation, that means that you are just preventing the iPad to change when it is flipped horizontally or vertically.

5. What do you do if you can't see the battery percentage?

Keep tapping the upper right-hand corner until it appears

Press the Home button located at the bottom of the iPad

Press the button on the top of the iPad

Go to Settings, General, Usage, Slide Battery percentage on

You need to touch Settings, General, Usage, and then slide the battery percentage to On if you cannot see the percentage. Tapping the upper right-hand corner will not make the battery percentage appear. The Home button will just take you back to your Home page. And touching the button on the top of the iPad will cause the iPad to sleep.

Explanation

You need to touch Settings, General, Usage, and then slide the battery percentage to On if you cannot see the percentage. Tapping the upper right-hand corner will not make the battery percentage appear. The Home button will just take you back to your Home page. And touching the button on the top of the iPad will cause the iPad to sleep.

6. Where is the button to turn my iPad on?

Middle of the iPad middle of the iPad

Top right corner

On the side of the iPad

Top left corner

It is in the top right corner. The button in the middle of the iPad is the Home button. One of the sides of the iPad is the mute button. And there is no button in the top left corner.

Explanation

It is in the top right corner. The button in the middle of the iPad is the Home button. One of the sides of the iPad is the mute button. And there is no button in the top left corner.

7. How is a lock screen different from a home screen?

Lock screen stays on longer than the home screen

Lock screen is a screensaver, home screen is the screen with icons

The lock screen doesn't need a passcode, home screen needs a passcode

Lock screen is a screen with icons, home screen is the screensaver

Lock screen is different because a lock screen appears when the iPad is in sleep mode. It acts as a screen saver. The home screen is only shown when you press the Home button. When pressing the Home button it will take you to the home screen with all of the icons.

Explanation

Lock screen is different because a lock screen appears when the iPad is in sleep mode. It acts as a screen saver. The home screen is only shown when you press the Home button. When pressing the Home button it will take you to the home screen with all of the icons.

8. How do you make sure you turned off your iPad?

Press the round button on the bottom of the iPad

Press the on/off button and wait until the screen turns black

Hold the on/off button down until it says Slide to Power Off

Don't touch it anymore and the screen will go black

You need to hold the on/off button down until it says Slide to Power Off. The round button on the bottom of the iPad is the Home button and it will not turn off your iPad. Pressing the on/off button is correct but you have to do an extra step besides waiting for the screen to turn black.

Explanation

You need to hold the on/off button down until it says Slide to Power Off. The round button on the bottom of the iPad is the Home button and it will not turn off your iPad. Pressing the on/off button is correct but you have to do an extra step besides waiting for the screen to turn black.

9. What are two ways to lock your iPad?

Passcode Lock and Security Lock

Password Lock and Auto Lock

Secure Lock and Password Lock

Passcode Lock and Auto Lock

To lock your iPad, the two ways are Passcode Lock and Auto-Lock. With Passcode Lock you have to type in a 4 digit number to unlock. Auto-Lock is your iPad going into sleep mode.

Explanation

To lock your iPad, the two ways are Passcode Lock and Auto-Lock. With Passcode Lock you have to type in a 4 digit number to unlock. Auto-Lock is your iPad going into sleep mode.