Pick the correct storage medium analogy to complete the pair: “Video : Cassette :: Computer : ?” Choose the legacy storage medium historically associated with computers.

Introduction / Context:
Media analogies link content/devices to their storage media. “Video : Cassette” references the VHS-era storage medium for movies/videos. We must identify an analogous, historically common storage medium for computers in basic general knowledge.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Video content was commonly stored on cassettes (VHS).
• Computers historically used floppy disks for removable storage.
• The test item expects a simple one-word mapping to a well-known medium.

Concept / Approach:
Preserve the relation “content/device : storage medium.” Pair computer with “floppy,” a canonical legacy medium recognized in foundational computer studies.

Step-by-Step Solution:
1) Identify the domain: media/storage.2) Match computer to a classic counterpart: floppy (diskette).3) Select the most standard answer used in GK items.

Verification / Alternative check:
While computers use many media (hard drives, CDs, USB), in elementary analogies the common pairing is “computer : floppy” akin to “video : cassette.”

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Reels/Tape: Closer to film/audio contexts; not the standard computer removable medium here.
• Recordings: Content, not a storage medium.
• Files: Logical units of data, not a physical medium.

Common Pitfalls:
Picking a content type or a different medium family; stick to the classic one-word physical medium “floppy.”

Final Answer:
Floppy