Week 5: User Accounts Flashcards

1
Q

What folder does Safari use as a default storage location?

A

Downloads

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2
Q

What default folder would you save an Excel spreadsheet?

A

Documents

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3
Q

What’s the default folder for iTunes to find stored audio fast?

A

Music

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4
Q

The 5 types of accounts:

A

Administrator, Standard, Manage with parental controls, Sharing, Group

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5
Q

The 3 types of User Classes

A

Owner, Group, Others

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6
Q

What are the three types of permissions?

A

Read, Write, Execute

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7
Q

What window would you open to adjust settings for ownership and permissions?

A

Info Window (Apple + I)

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8
Q

When you create a new user account, what else is automatically created by the OS?

A

Home Folder

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9
Q

Where are files and folders stored when you drag and drop them onto your desktop?

A

Desktop Folder

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10
Q

What symbol is used as a substitute for the actual user name?

A

Tilde’ (~)

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11
Q

This folder was added as of Mac OS X 10.5 to help prevent desktop clutter. This folder is the default location for all internet applications, such as Safari and Mail to store downloaded files

A

Downloads folder

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12
Q

This is one of the most important folders on a Mac. Nearly all non-document type resources are stored here. This includes, but isn’t limited to, user-specified preference files, font, contacts, keychains, mailboxes, favorites, screen savers, widgets, etc.

A

Library folder

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13
Q

This is the default location for users to share files with others. Everyone who has access to the computer locally or via network file sharing can view the contents of this folder.

A

Public folder

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14
Q

Which folder contains a drop box folder which stores files only the owner of the home folder may view?

A

Public folder

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15
Q

What must be enabled in order to utilize the Sites folder?

A

Web sharing

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16
Q

TRUE or FALSE: All users can browse inside the Sites folder.

A

FALSE; Outside of viewing these files through a web browser, only other local users can actually browse inside this folder.

17
Q

Which user account type grants permission to create, delete, and modify accounts; install software, and change system settings?

A

Administrator

18
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Standard users can install software for their own use and change settings related to their accounts.

A

TRUE

19
Q

For these accounts, the administrator can restrict access to applications and inappropriate content, and limit the amount of time users can use the computer.

A

Managed with parental controls.

20
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Sharing-only users CAN log in.

A

FALSE; Sharing-only users can access shared files, but can’t log in or change settings on the computer.

21
Q

Which account contains other user accounts and is used for settings privileges for shared files?

A

Group account.

22
Q

With a Read permission…

A

You can open and view the contents of the file.

*Note: The /System folder is read-only for most user accounts.

23
Q

With a Write permission…

A

Write: You can write to (save changes to) the file.

24
Q

With an execute permission…

A

You can run that program.

*This designation is usually used for programs and folders

25
Q

What are the rules of precedence when a user is included in more than one category of users, each of which has different permissions

A

Owner permissions override Group permissions.

Group permissions override Others permissions.

26
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Other user accounts can write to and read the Drop Box in the ~/Public folder.

A

FALSE; Other user accounts can write to the Drop Box in the ~/Public folder, but can not read it.

27
Q

Any user account that is neither the owner nor a member of the specified group.

A

Others user class

28
Q

A collection of user accounts that has its own separate set of permissions

A

Group User class

29
Q

The user who created the file or folder.

A

Owner user class.

30
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Every file and folder on your hard disk has an associated set of permissions that determined who can read, write to, or execute the contents of that item

A

TRUE