The hard-disk's surface is scratched and some or all of the data is destroyed when there is a ________.
A)head crash
B)cylinder crash
C)track crash
D)sector crash

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When the read/write head of the hard disk crashes onto the surface of the disk, it can scratch and damage the surface, resulting in data loss. This is known as a head crash. Cylinder, track, and sector crashes are not common terms used to describe hard disk failures.

The Hard-Disk's Surface Is Scratched and Some or All of the Data