nos120 - quiz 2
Wayne is using the command line and is in his home directory. Which of the following will display a list of all files and their sizes from his home directory? (Choose two.)
$ ls -al ~ $ ls -al /home/wayne
What metacharacter indicates background command execution?
& (and)
Sandra needs to obtain the latest image of Fedora so that she can install it as a virtual machine on her Windows workstation. Which of the following file formats is Sandra likely to find available for download from Fedora's website in order to allow her to use the file as the source for booting and installing Linux as a VM?
.iso (extension iso)
Under the root directory in Linux, which directory contains system commands and utilities?
/usr
What directory under / contains the log files and spools for a Linux system?
/var
What metacharacter can be used to issue two commands to be run in consecutive order, without piping or redirecting output?
; (semi-colon)
Which of the following are true of the echo command?
all of the options are true.
A calendar for the current month can be shown on the command line by issuing which command?
cal
After a shell is no longer needed, what command can be given to exit the shell?
exit
The apropos list command produces the same results as which command below?
man -k list
Dustin runs a command at the command line trying to find out what kernel version the system is running. However, it doesn't give him the information he needs. He knows there is an option that can be used to display the kernel version. How can he find out which option to use?
man uname
Select the utility below that will start and perform a thorough check of RAM for hardware errors when run.
memtest86 (utility performs a thorough check of the RAM for hardware errors)
When using command-line terminal, specific letters that start with a dash ("-") and appear after command names are considered to be:
options
After logging into a terminal, a user will receive an interface known as which option?
shell
The Linux kernel exists as a file named:
vmlinuz
Which Linux command can be utilized to display your current login name?
whoami
