Question

robin has four copies of her midterm paper saved to a single folder on her windows computer. she wants to move each of these four files into a separate folder within the existing one. how can robin perform this task for each file?

a. right - click on the folder containing all four files, select copy. open the same folder, select paste. enter the new folders title

b. open the folder containing all four files, right - click in the folder window, select new, enter the new folders title, click on one file, drag it into the new folder

c. open the folder containing all four files, right - click in the folder window, select new folder, enter the new folders title, click on one file, drag it into the new folder

d. open the folder containing all four files, right - click on one file, select new folder, enter the new folders title, click on the same file, drag it into the new folder.

Explanation:

• Option A: Copying and pasting the entire folder is incorrect as it doesn't create new sub - folders for each file.
• Option B: Selecting "New" instead of "New Folder" is an incorrect step in creating a new folder in Windows.
• Option C: This is the correct procedure. Open the folder, right - click in the folder window to create a new folder (by selecting "New Folder"), name it, then drag a file into it.
• Option D: Right - clicking on a file to create a new folder is not the standard way in Windows. The new folder should be created in the folder window (not on a file).

Answer:

C. Open the folder containing all four files, right - click in the folder window, select 'New Folder,' enter the new folder's title, click on one file, drag it into the new folder.