Question

1. in file management, what does copying a file do?

changes the file type
creates a duplicate of the file so it can be placed into another folder
removes any graphics in the copy file
changes the font to times new roman

1. what is a placeholder?

an area on a slide used to hold various slide elements
an option used when applying transitions to slides
a bookmark that can be used in presentation mode
a tool used in slide sorter view to help organize slides

Explanation:

• For question 46: Copying a file in file management is about creating an identical version (duplicate) of the original file. This duplicate can then be placed in a different location (another folder). The other options like changing file type, removing graphics, or changing font are not standard actions associated with the basic concept of file copying.
• For question 47: A placeholder in the context of slides (e.g., in presentation software) is a designated area. This area is meant to hold different elements of a slide such as text, images, etc. The other options refer to concepts related to slide transitions (not placeholders), bookmarks in presentation mode (a different feature), or tools in Slide Sorter view (which is for organizing slides, not what a placeholder is).

Answer:

1. creates a duplicate of the file so it can be placed into another folder
2. an area on a slide used to hold various slide elements