Contains buttons for viewing the properties of a file or folder, creating a new folder, and customizing the toolbar.

Contains buttons for viewing the properties of a file or folder, creating a new folder, and customizing the toolbar.

• A. History List
• B. Reading List
• C. Quick Access Toolbar
• D. Tab Browser

Answer: (C)

The feature being tested is a customizable toolbar in File Explorer that sits at the top-left of the window and is designed for quick access to commands you use often. The Quick Access Toolbar is exactly that: it lets you add commands you want handy, such as viewing a file or folder’s Properties, creating a New Folder, and a command to customize the toolbar itself. This makes common tasks faster without navigating through menus. The other terms belong to web browsers—History List, Reading List, and Tab Browser—so they aren’t part of Windows File Explorer and don’t describe a toolbar you customize for file management.

The feature being tested is a customizable toolbar in File Explorer that sits at the top-left of the window and is designed for quick access to commands you use often. The Quick Access Toolbar is exactly that: it lets you add commands you want handy, such as viewing a file or folder’s Properties, creating a New Folder, and a command to customize the toolbar itself. This makes common tasks faster without navigating through menus. The other terms belong to web browsers—History List, Reading List, and Tab Browser—so they aren’t part of Windows File Explorer and don’t describe a toolbar you customize for file management.