Using Diagnostics on Mac

Question 1

Which grouping helps you view hidden processes?

A. All Processes
B. My Processes
C. Inactive Processes

Answer 1

A. All Processes

All Processes can show system processes normally hidden from the default My Processes grouping and helps locate any unresponsive hidden processes.

Question 2

What should you do if an app is unresponsive?

A. Click the Stop button in Activity Monitor, then click Force Quit to close an unresponsive app.
B. Run a system diagnostic.
C. From the menu bar, choose View > All Processes.

Answer 2

A. Click the Stop button in Activity Monitor, then click Force Quit to close an unresponsive app.

Quitting unresponsive processes can help your Mac run more efficiently.

Question 3

What additional information can you find in Activity Monitor on MacBook Pro?

A. Battery usage
B. Graphics card usage
C. Energy Impact

Answer 3

A. Battery usage

If you’re using a laptop computer such as a MacBook Pro, battery usage appears at the bottom of the window.

Question 4

Which report type is generated when an app quits unexpectedly?

A. Log report
B. Crash report
C. Spin report

Answer 4

B. Crash report

Crash reports are generated when an app quits unexpectedly.

Question 5

Which dot color indicates a fault message?

A. Red
B. Yellow
C. Light gray

Answer 5

A. Red

A red dot indicates fault messages.

Question 6

After you open Console, when does it begin streaming log messages?

A. Automatically when Console starts
B. When a user logs in
C. When you click “Start streaming” in the app
D. When an app unexpectedly quits

Answer 6

C. When you click “Start streaming” in the app

Console begins to stream messages only after the user clicks “Start streaming.”