Can You Pass This Basic Computer Knowledge Quiz?
Computers are used worldwide, and people need to have some basic knowledge when it comes to them. The quiz below is designed to test what you know about computers from your past studies and assess team member’s basic computer navigation skills. Take it up and see if you might need a refresher course on computers and their applications.
- 1.This happens when you place your mouse in a particular position, then clicking:
- A.
A blinking line
- B.
A hand
- C.
A white arrow
- D.
A CD-ROM
- 2.An on screen image changes as you:
- A.
Right-Click
- B.
Left-Click
- C.
Mouse-Over
- D.
Double-Click
- 3.When clicking on the start button, then clicking on the all programs button will:
- A.
Display all files
- B.
Open Excel
- C.
Display categories
- D.
Close a program
- 4.Sometimes we forget where we saved a file or folder. If this happens:
- A.
The file is lost
- B.
Start looking
- C.
This can't happen
- 5.When copying a file from one locatin to another causes the original file to:
- A.
Be Deleted
- B.
Be Unaffected
- C.
To be Moved
- 6.The task bar at the bottom of your screen displays:
- A.
Displays icons and titles of all programs or folders currently active on your screen
- B.
Displays all programs installed in your computer
- C.
Displays all deleted files from your current session
- 7.To check or change your printer preference:
- A.
Right click on your start-up screen and choose printers
- B.
Click the start button, choose devices and printers to select
- C.
Click the start button and choose computer to select
- 8.To minimize your screen you would:
- A.
Exit out of the screen and open it back up when you a ready to proceed
- B.
Right click on the screen and click on minimize
- C.
Click on the small horizontal line in the upper right corner of your screen
- 9.To highlight an item you would:
- A.
Using your mouse, left click on the item
- B.
Roll the mouse over the item
- C.
Using your mouse, hold down the left button while going over the item
- 10.To copy an item you would:
- A.
Highlight the item, right click, and select copy
- B.
Highlight the item, press Ctrl+C
- C.
Highlight the item, left click, and select copy
- D.
Both A and B
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