Linux Unhatched

In Linux, the command su will create a new shell logged in as the root user?

true

...lists the contents of the current directory.

The ls command without options or arguments...

True

The mv command requires at least two arguments. True or False?

False

The ps command requires administrative access. True or False?

False

The rm command requires at least two arguments. True or False?

True

The root user can change the password of any user. True or False?

A user's home directory

The ~ (tilde) character is used to represent:

True

The cp command requires at least two arguments. True or False?

File Type

The first character in a long listing ls -l indicates:

True

Changing the user owner of a file requires administrative access. True or False?

True

Commands are case-sensitive. True or False?

The current directory

The . (period) character is used to represent:

The directory above the current directory

The .. (double period) characters are used to represent:

True

Users can update their own passwords. True or False?

Command Line Interface

What does CLI stand for?

Options

When entering a command, do arguments or options typically come first?

cp

Which command can be used to copy a file? mv cy cp rm

chmod

Which command will allow a user to change the permissions of a file?

cd

Which command will allow you to change your current directory? cd ch ls chdir

pwd

Which command will print your current location in the filesystem?

mv

Which of the following commands can be used to rename a file? rn cp name mv

chown

Which of the following commands is used to change the ownership of a file?

-r l

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to combine options? -rl -r l -l -r -lr

/home

Which of the following is NOT an example of a relative path? home/sysadmin/Documents/School/Art Documents/Work /home Documents

Documents

Which of the following is NOT an example of an absolute path? / Documents /home/sysadmin

-S

Which option to the ls will sort the output by file size?