Review the screenshot, then answer the question below.

If you click Delete User in the dialog shown above, what will happen to Erich's home folder?

It will be renamed Deleted compressed and encrypted, and archived in Time Machine.
It will be moved to the Trash.
It will be deleted immediately, without being moved to the Trash.
It will be renamed Deleted, and the folder's permissions will be changed to allow administrator user access only.

Answer(s): C

How can you exclude the /Users/anna/Downloads/ folder from Time Machine backups?

Open Time Machine, choose Preferences from the Time Machine menu, click the Exclusions tab, click the Add (+) button, navigate to the /Users/ anna/Downloads/ folder, and click Submit.
In Finder, control-click the Downloads folder for the anna account, click the Sharing and Permissions disclosure triangle, click the Add (+) button, add anna to the list of users, and set the Time Machine user's access to No Access.
In Terminal, execute the command sudo defaults write/Library/Preferences/com.apple.TimeMachineexcludedFolders -array- add/Users/anna/Downloads.
Open the Time Machine pane of System Preferences, click Options, and add the /Users/anna/Downloads/ folder to the list of excluded items.

Answer(s): C

Which statement best describes how Time Machine stores files from an OS X computer when backing up to an external hard drive connected via FireWire?

Each file is rewritten to the external disk during each backup.
Each file is saved to the external disk once. File changes are stored in a database on the external disk.
Each file is saved to the external disk once. Files that don't change between backups are represented by symbolic links to save space.
Each file is saved to the external disk once. Files that don't change between backups are represented by hard links to save space.

Answer(s): D

Which process can you use to start up a Mac in target disk mode?

Start up from the OS X Recovery partition, choose Target Disk Mode from the Startup Disk menu, then restart the Mac.
Hold down the S key as the Mac starts up, then enter the command shutdown -r -target.
Restart your Mac, then hold down the T key as the Mac starts up.
Hold down the Option key as the Mac starts up, until a dialog appears, then select Target Disk Mode from the dialog.

Answer(s): C

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