Which of the following does the action ‘right click ? refresh’ perform?
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Retrieves deleted items
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Reloads current items
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Delete selected items
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None of the above
Right-clicking and selecting Refresh (or pressing F5) reloads the current window or folder view to display any recent changes. It updates the file listing to show new, deleted, or modified items. Refresh doesn't recover deleted files or delete anything - it simply updates the display.
Right-clicking on a folder, desktop, or file list and selecting 'Refresh' forces the operating system to re-read and redisplay the current contents/view — updating icons, file listings, or layout to reflect the latest state (useful if files were added/changed by another process and the display hasn't updated). It does not retrieve deleted items (that's what the Recycle Bin/Undo is for) and it does not delete anything. So 'Reloads current items' accurately describes the Refresh command's function, while the other options describe unrelated operations (undelete and delete) that Refresh does not perform.