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4. Correct Answer: B

A. Incorrect: This procedure blocks every program except the ones you want to

block.

B. Correct: This selects all programs in the list so that the child can run them. Clear-

ing the check boxes for specific programs blocks them.

C. Incorrect: This works, but it is much easier to clear three specific programs than to

select every program except these three.

D. Incorrect: The Browse button is used to add programs to the list and is typically

used when you have installed new applications on the computer. Right-clicking an

executable file does not enable you to block it.

5. Correct Answers: A and E

A. Correct: This is the recommended procedure for accessing the User Controls dia-

log box.

B. Incorrect: You use the supervisor password when reconfiguring Content Advisor

or allowing Internet access to sites that Content Advisor blocks. It is not required

to configure Parental Controls.

C. Incorrect: Right-clicking an account in the Users container enables you to delete it,

rename it, change group membership, reset the password, or change password

properties. It does not permit you to set Parental Controls.

D. Incorrect: This is an alternative procedure for accessing a user account in the

Users container. It does not permit you to set Parental Controls.

E. Correct: You can access the User Controls dialog box by using this procedure. The

procedure requires more steps than are listed in answer A, but the question asks

whether the procedure works, not whether it is the most efficient.

6. Correct Answer: D

A. Incorrect: You might be able to achieve the appropriate level of safety by choosing

Custom and blocking every category of unacceptable content. However, not all

content in these areas can be automatically blocked. You should instead specify the

High restriction level that permits access only to websites approved for children.

B. Incorrect: A restriction level of None does not automatically block any content.

C. Incorrect: A Medium restriction level blocks unratable content, mature content,

pornography, drugs, hate speech, and weapons. However, not all content in these

areas can be automatically blocked. This rating lets older children explore the web

in relative safety but is not considered suitable for a six-year-old.

D. Correct: A High restriction level permits access only to websites approved for

children.