Quiz for Lesson 2 March 27, 2025 by matthew531@msn.com Understanding OneDrive 1. How does OneDrive help protect your files? A. Files are stored on your local hard drive and are prone to hardware failures. B. Files backed up on OneDrive are safe from hardware or software damages. C. Files are stored in a temporary cache and not permanently saved. 2. Which feature of OneDrive makes it ideal for collaboration? A. It allows multiple users to view the file in read-only mode only. B. It enables co-authoring, where various people can edit the document simultaneously. C. It restricts file sharing to a single recipient at a time. 3. What is one key benefit of saving your files to OneDrive? A. Files are only available on the computer where they were saved. B. Files are accessible from any computer, smartphone, or tablet connected to the internet. C. Files are automatically deleted after 30 days. 4. Which of the following statements about OneDrive is true? A. OneDrive restricts file sharing to prevent editing by others. B. OneDrive does not allow creating new documents directly from the cloud. C. OneDrive allows you to access, back up, and share your files seamlessly, including co-authoring documents. 5. What option do you have when saving a file using the “Save As” feature? A. You must choose between saving to OneDrive or to a USB drive. B. You can choose to save the file to OneDrive, making it accessible from any device, or to “This PC.” C. You can only save files directly to OneDrive. Your score is 0% Restart quiz
