Linux – Quiz 4 and 5
Question 1
The /var directory contains variable data that does not change when the system is running.
True
False
1 points
Question 2
Which command is used to change permissions on files and directories?
| a. | chmod | |
| b. | chg | |
| c. | del | |
| d. | rem |
1 points
Question 3
To see a particular variable’s stored value, you can use the echo command and add a(n) ____ symbol before the variable name.
| a. | $ | |
| b. | # | |
| c. | ! | |
| d. | = |
1 points
Question 4
Which of the following are common Linux file systems?
| ext2 | ||
| ext3 | ||
| ext4 | ||
| Fat32 |
1 points
Question 5
The head command displays the first ____ lines of a text file.
| a. | two | |
| b. | five | |
| c. | ten | |
| d. | 100 |
1 points
Question 6
The file that stores actual passwords in encrypted format is the?
| /etc/fstab | ||
| /etc/passwd
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| /etc/httpd
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| /etc/shadow
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1 points
Question 7
Which RAID is defined by Mirroring without parity or striping.
| Raid 0 | ||
| Raid 5 | ||
| Raid 1 | ||
| Raid 6 |
1 points
Question 8
This is a pointer to a file or folder from another file or folder on a different storage medium in a Linux file system.
| Symbolic Link | ||
| Hard Link | ||
| Special File Link | ||
| Shortcut |
1 points
Question 9
“../” is refered to as a hard link to the current working directory in linux
True
False
1 points
Question 10
Why is a file system thought of as a file cabinet?
| The entire filing cabinet is the hard drive | ||
| Each drawer is a folder | ||
| Each file is like a computer | ||
| Non othe the answers apply |
1 points
Question 11
Which file system does not require a defragmentation utility?
| a. | ext4 | |
| b. | FAT32 | |
| c. | MINIX | |
| d. | FAT |
1 points
Question 12
Which command displays a file’s contents one screen at a time?
| a. | show | |
| b. | head | |
| c. | more | |
| d. | echo |
1 points
Question 13
All Linux partitions are contained under the ____ directory.
| a. | bottom | |
| b. | root | |
| c. | system | |
| d. | partition |
1 points
Question 14
All the devices that a Linux kernel can understand are located under /dev
True
False
1 points
Question 15
Which command works the same as the more command but offers more flexibility in navigation?
| a. | down | |
| b. | show | |
| c. | dis | |
| d. | less |
1 points
Question 16
The partition naming scheme example /dev/sda1 represents one of the following:
| hard drive found in sata “a” port, first partition | ||
| hard drive found in sata 1 port, first partition | ||
| hard drive found in sata 0 port, second partition | ||
| hard drive found in sata 0 port, first partition |
1 points
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