Cloud Ready Storage Quiz: Test Your Cloud Storage Knowledge

Questions and Answers

Accessing files through a web browser

Storing files on physical servers

Saving files on your computer's hard drive

Storing files in a virtual space (correct)

An app that runs on physical servers

An app that stores files on your computer

An app that can only be accessed through a web browser (correct)

An app that can be installed on a mobile device

Google Docs (correct)

iTunes

Microsoft Word

Photoshop

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Study Notes

Storing files in the cloud means uploading and saving files to remote servers accessed over the internet, allowing access to files from anywhere, on any device with an internet connection.

A web app is a software application that runs on a remote server and is accessed through a web browser, allowing users to interact with the application without requiring installation on their local device.

An example of a cloud-based app is Google Docs, which allows users to create, edit, and store documents online, accessible from any device with an internet connection.

Accessing files 'anywhere' means being able to view, edit, and download files from any device with an internet connection, at any time, as long as the device has a compatible web browser.

If a computer is damaged or destroyed, files stored in the cloud remain intact and accessible, as they are stored remotely on cloud servers, separate from the local device.