Which shortcut command is used to open the Chrome Task Manager in Google Chrome? A. Shift + Ctrl B. Shift + Esc C. Shift + Home D. Shift + Alt

The correct answer is: B. Shift + Esc

The Chrome Task Manager is a tool that allows you to see all of the tabs and extensions that are currently running in Chrome. You can use it to close tabs and extensions that are using a lot of memory or CPU, or to end processes that are not responding.

To open the Chrome Task Manager, press Shift+Esc on your keyboard. This will open a window that lists all of the tabs and

extensions that are currently running in Chrome. You can then select the tabs or extensions that you want to close, and click the “End Process” button.

The other options are incorrect. Shift+Ctrl is a shortcut for opening the Chrome menu. Shift+Home is a shortcut for going to the beginning of a web page. Shift+Alt is a shortcut for opening the context menu.