Operating Systems and File Management

• Computer Science
• 6th Grade

00:39

Two of the most common operating systems are...

1. Microsoft Windows and Mac OS
2. Linux and Unix
3. Mac OS and Unix
4. Microsoft Windows and Linux

01:20

True or False: You can load any type of operating system onto any device that you choose.

Microsoft Windows can be loaded onto any of these devices EXCEPT

1. Apple
2. Dell
3. HP
4. Lenovo

Which of the following is NOT one of the Mobile Operating Systems?

1. Windows phone
2. Samsung Galaxy
3. Apple iOS
4. Google Android

     On the next slide you will drag and drop the types of operating systems to the devices they are compatible with. 

Apple iOS

Microsoft Windows

Google Android

Windows Phone

Mac OS

 Chrome OS

     On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of application software to a picture example of that software. 

Presentation Software

Email Client

Word Processor

Web Browser

Spreadsheet Software

00:31

The Start Button is located on the...

1. Desktop
2. Taskbar
3. File Explorer
4. Hard Drive

01:00

You can use the ________ to view your files and folders.

1. Desktop
2. Taskbar
3. Start menu
4. File explorer

01:55

Which button makes a window larger?

1. Maximize
2. Minimize
3. Close
4. Open

Where can you quickly access all of your computer's programs and applications?

1. The Desktop
2. The Finder
3. The Start Menu
4. The Internet

     On the next slide you will drag and drop the names of places on the MS Windows desktop screen to their location on the screen.  

Taskbar

Start Menu

Desktop

Navigation Pane

File Explorer

00:51

Which of the following is NOT an example of a type of file?

1. A Microsoft Word Document
2. A picture
3. A video
4. An email

01:38

Give an example of a file extension...
you learned about it in a previous module

02:51

A compressed file...

1. Has a higher quality and takes up more space
2. Has a lower quality, so it takes up less space
3. Has a higher quality and takes up less space
4. None of these are correct

What does a file extension tell your computer?

1. What type of program to use when opening the file
2. When the file was saved
3. What data is inside the file
4. How much space the file takes up on your hard drive

     On the next slide you will drag and drop file extensions to the program that would open that file. 

.doc

.mp3

.pdf

.xls

.mp4

.ppt

.jpg