Lesson23 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
Q

What is the primary Apple resource to compare Mac models?

A

The “Compare Mac models” page on apple.com/mac/compare.

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Where can you find the MacBook Air Getting Started Guide?

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On Apple Support under MacBook Air.

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3
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What is the Mac User Guide and where is it found?

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A full macOS manual accessible from the Help menu in Finder.

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4
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What configuration step creates the first admin on a Mac?

A

Initial setup.

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5
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Which guide explains initial setup of a MacBook Pro?

A

“Set up your MacBook Pro” on Apple Support.

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What is Finder used for?

A

Navigating files, folders, and windows on macOS.

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What area shows menus and system status?

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The menu bar.

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8
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Which feature shows multiple desktops?

A

Mission Control.

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Where do you check Wi-Fi connections on macOS?

A

Menu bar → Wi-Fi icon.

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10
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Which browser comes preinstalled on Mac?

A

Safari.

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What allows gestures like pinch-to-zoom on Mac?

A

Multi-Touch trackpads.

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12
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Where do you adjust trackpad gestures?

A

System Settings → Trackpad.

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13
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What page helps Windows users switch to macOS?

A

“Mac tips for Windows switchers.”

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14
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How do you open Spotlight Search?

A

Command (⌘) + Space.

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15
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Shortcut to take a screenshot?

A

Shift + Command (⌘) + 3 or + 4.

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Shortcut to force quit an app?

A

Option + Command (⌘) + Esc.

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How do you show all open windows?

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Mission Control (F3 or swipe up).

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18
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What allows connection to SMB/Windows servers?

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Finder → Go → Connect to Server.

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What is Finder’s function?

A

Navigate files, folders, and drives.

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20
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How do you right-click without a mouse?

A

Two-finger tap on a trackpad.

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21
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Where do you adjust appearance, security, or desktop settings?

A

System Settings.

22
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How do you return to previously visited settings pages?

A

Back button in System Settings.

23
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Where do you change user accounts?

A

System Settings → Users & Groups.

24
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What types of Mac user accounts can you create?

A

Admin, Standard, Sharing Only, Guest.

25
Where do you check system information?
 menu → About This Mac.
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Where do you optimize Mac storage?
System Settings → General → Storage.
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Where can you add email or calendars?
System Settings → Internet Accounts.
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What is the Dock?
A bar providing quick access to apps.
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What is Launchpad used for?
Viewing/opening installed apps.
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Where can you rename your Mac?
System Settings → General → About.
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Where are apps typically located on a Mac?
Applications folder.
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What is the Mac App Store used for?
Downloading Apple-reviewed apps.
33
Can macOS install apps from the internet?
Yes, with security prompts.
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How do you delete an app installed from the App Store?
Launchpad → Click & hold → “X”.
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Where do you change app security settings?
System Settings → Privacy & Security.
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How do you force quit an app?
Option-Command-Esc.
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What tool changes file permissions?
Finder → Get Info → Sharing & Permissions.
38
What is Migration Assistant used for?
Transferring data from another Mac or PC.
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Where do you back up files using Time Machine?
System Settings → Time Machine.
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What can Time Machine restore?
Files, apps, and system state.
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Where do you manage app privacy permissions?
System Settings → Privacy & Security.
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What does FileVault do?
Encrypts the startup disk.
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What recovery options exist for FileVault?
Apple ID or recovery key.
44
Where do you control USB accessory access?
Privacy & Security → Allow Accessories.
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Where do you manage location services?
Privacy & Security → Location Services.
46
Which app monitors CPU, memory, and energy use?
Activity Monitor.
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What does Console display?
System and app logs.
48
Where do you check for macOS updates?
System Settings → General → Software Update.
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What does “Erase All Content and Settings” do?
Wipes user data while keeping macOS.
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Where do you perform a factory reset on Apple silicon Macs?
System Settings → General → Transfer or Reset.