IT601P Quiz 1 by VU Topper RM

Consider you are in the home directory, what will be effect if you execute the following command.cd ../..

A. You will be moved to the root directory

B. It is an Invalid command C. You will be moved to the hidden directory ../ D. You will remain in the current directory

Linux OS treats devices as ________. A. Interfaces B. Folders C. Directories

D. Files

When a client-server program is run in Linux system, the connectionend-points are created under the directory ________________. A. / B. /end_points

C. /tmp

D. /run

The linux directory /lib contains ________.

A. Dependencies of programs in /bin and /sbin

B. Dependencies of programs in /usr/bin C. Data for services D. Dependencies of programs in /etc

pwd command stands for ________.

A. Print working directory

B. Currrent user password C. Password D. Path of working directory "/dev/null" is an example of ___________ in linux system. A. Default-device B. User-defined-device

C. Pseudo-device

D. Physical-device

The Linux OS uses a ________ directory structure.

A. Hierarchical

B. Circular C. Linear D. Flat

myFolder/myLab/ex1.txt is an example of ________.

A. Relative path

B. Invalid path C. Virtual path D. Absolute path

What best describes the output of the following command. dir *p.* > ~/d.txt A. Append the contents of working directory to the file d.txt. B. List the file and folders with p at the end of their name. C. Redirect the output of the command dir *p.* to the file d.txt in home directory. D. Display the contents of the file located in the home path. In Linux system, the devices without any physical hardware are known as ________________ . A. Reserved Devices

B. Pseudo Devices

C. Soft Devices D. Missing Devices

The root/ path is a _______________ in a linux system. A. Security risk

B. Absolute Path

C. A home directory path D. Root Path

For a standard user, the command "./sbin/client" will ___________________ on Ubuntu system. A. Connect the client to server B. Report permission error C. Successfully run

D. Not run

Generally, shared directories can be enlisted using the command

A. dir shares B. ls /usr/shares

C. ls

D. ls /mnt