Which of the following new features of OS X Lion can be opened using a single Multi-Touch gesture?

Which of the following new features of OS X Lion can be opened using a single Multi-Touch
gesture? SELECT TWO:
A. Mission Control
B. Launchpad
C. Spotlight
D. AirDrop
E. Grab
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Open Mission Control with a gesture

Those with a trackpad have a few options. The default gesture is to swipe “up,” (bottom-to-top) with three fingers. Alternatively, you can opt to use four fingers for this gesture. You’ll find the preference settings by opening System Settings, clicking on Trackpad and then clicking the “More Gestures” tab.

Those with a Magic Mouse can open Mission Control by double-tapping on the mouse’s surface. Note that there are no other options for opening Mission Control via gesture on a Magic Mouse. It’s double-tap or nothing.

Open Launchpad with a gesture

Unfortunately, the Magic Mouse does not offer a gesture to launch Launchpad.

To open Launchpad with a gesture, place three fingers and a thumb on the trackpad, slightly spread apart. Gather them all together, as if you’re picking up something small, like a paper clip. As you do, Launchpad will open.

Mission Control – Exposé, Dashboard, Spaces e apps

Which of the following is a new feature of OS X Lion that brings together Expos? full-screen apps, Dashboard, and Spaces in one unified experience?
A. AirDrop
B. Launchpad
C. Multi-Touch
D. Mission Control
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Mission Control

O Mission Control reúne o Exposé, o Dashboard, Spaces e apps em tela cheia para que você veja e explore tudo o que há no seu Mac, em um único lugar.

Enable or disable indicator lights for open applications

Which System Preference pane allows a user to enable or disable indicator lights for open
applications?
A. Dock
B. General
C. Displays
D. Mission Control

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Two features introduced in OS X Lion

From the list below, choose two features introduced in OS X Lion. SELECT TWO:
A. AirDrop
B. Spotlight
C. Cover Flow
D. Action menu
E. “All My Files” in the Finder sidebar
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Application deleted within Launchpad

If a customer deletes an application purchased on the Mac App Store within Launchpad, it is
removed from their Mac hard drive. True or False?
A. True
B. False
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Launchpad in Mac OS Lion shares a key behavior with its iOS counterpart: deleting an app from the launcher also uninstalls it from the computer, as long as the app was purchased from the Mac App Store. Of course, it’s quick and easy to redownload the MAS apps if they’re needed.

Note: Keep in mind that you can only delete applications that have been purchased in the Mac App Store from Launchpad. All you have to do is press and hold the option key

Enable the OS X Lion Firewall

Which system preference pane allows a user to enable the OS X Lion Firewall?
A. Sharing
B. Network
C. Mission Control
D. Security & Privacy
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OS X Lion: The Firewall pane of Security & Privacy preferences

Firewall Security & Privacy

Firewall Security & Privacy

Wi-Fi status indicator is yellow

Examine the image above.

Wi-Fi status indicator is yellow

Wi-Fi status indicator is yellow

Notice that the Wi-Fi status indicator is yellow. Complete the following statement about the status of the Wi-Fi service on this Mac. Wi-Fi service is _____.
A. Inactive (off)
B. Active and connected
C. Active but not connected
D. Inactive (hardware is missing)
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wifi Active connected

wifi Green - Active and connected

The Network Utility

You suspect that a customer’s MacBook Pro is failing to connect to a network because of a
system software issue. Which technique is the best way for you to test for basic connectivity?
A. Use the Network Setup Assistant to create a new network location.
B. Create a new user in the Users&Groups preferences pane and test in that user.
C. Erase the customer’s hard drive, reinstall OS X Lion, then use Network Utility.
D. Start up the Recovery HD by holding Command-R keys, then use Network Utility.
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Lion Recovery Network Utility

Lion Recovery Network Utility

Add a network location

Which one of the following combinations of network configurations would require multiple locations to properly configure?
A. Fixed IP with Wi-Fi and fixed IP address with built-in Ethernet.
B. PPPoE with built-in Ethernet and DHCP IP address with Wi-Fi.
C. DHCP IP address with built-in Ethernet and DHCP IP address with Wi-Fi.
D. Fixed IP address with built-in Ethernet and DHCP IP address with built-in Ethernet.
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OS X Lion: Add a network location

Network Locations

Network Locations

Airdrop to copy files

You would like to copy a 4 GB file from your MacBook Air to a co-worker’s MacBook Air. Both Macs are running OS X Lion. Which method requires the least configuration?
A. Transfer with Airdrop.
B. Set up Bluetooth File Exchange.
C. Use an ethernet cable and enable file sharing.
D. Upload the file to an online file storage service, then download it.
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OS X Lion: Can I use AirDrop with my computer?

Airdrop

Airdrop