Match each file-management term with its correct description: Terms: 1. File Explorer 2. File path 3. Copy 4. Recycle Bin Descriptions: - A temporary storage location where deleted items can be recovered or permanently removed - The sequence of drives and directories that specifies the exact location of a file - An operation that creates a duplicate of an item while leaving the original intact - The default Windows application used to browse, view, and organize files and folders

### Why this is right Each term names a different part of managing files: an application for browsing them, an address that locates one, an operation that duplicates one, or a temporary place for deleted items. Matching each term to its role distinguishes where you work with files from what you do to them and where deleted files may go. ### The concept File Explorer is the Windows application you use to browse folders, open files, and organize items. A file path is an address made from a drive and the folders leading to a particular file, so it identifies where that file is stored. Copying creates another instance of an item and leaves the original in place; moving an item, by contrast, changes its location. The Recycle Bin temporarily holds many deleted items so they can be restored or permanently removed, though not every deletion is necessarily recoverable. ### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | File Explorer | The default Windows application used to browse, view, and organize files and folders | It provides a visual way to find and manage files and folders. | | File path | The sequence of drives and directories that specifies the exact location of a file | It acts like an address, showing which drive and folders contain the file. | | Copy | An operation that creates a duplicate of an item while leaving the original intact | The copied item is an additional version; the source remains where it was. | | Recycle Bin | A temporary storage location where deleted items can be recovered or permanently removed | It holds many deleted items until they are restored or removed for good. | ### Terms - **Directory**: Another name for a folder, which can contain files and other folders. - **File path**: The drive and folder sequence that identifies where a file is stored. - **File Explorer**: The Windows application for browsing and organizing files and folders. - **Copy**: An operation that makes a duplicate while keeping the original. - **Recycle Bin**: A temporary Windows location for many deleted items. ### Remember A path tells you where a file is, File Explorer helps you find and manage it, Copy duplicates it, and the Recycle Bin holds many deleted items temporarily.