Question 1

The page replacement algorithm is an expanded version of the ____ replacement policy.

Accepted Answer

A)  clock page 
B)  clock 
C)  page clock 
D)  page 
A)  clock page 
B)  clock 
C)  page clock 
D)  page

Question 2

In Linux, information about the well-being of the system is available using the ____ Monitor window.

Accepted Answer

A)  System 
B)  File 
C)  Process 
D)  Resource 
A)  System 
B)  File 
C)  Process 
D)  Resource

Question 3

The three standard classes of devices supported by Linux are ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  character devices, system devices, and network interfaces 
B)  system devices, block devices, and network interfaces 
C)  character devices, block devices, and network interfaces 
D)  character devices, block devices, and network devices 
A)  character devices, system devices, and network interfaces 
B)  system devices, block devices, and network interfaces 
C)  character devices, block devices, and network interfaces 
D)  character devices, block devices, and network devices

Question 4

The name Linux is a contraction of Linus and UNIX.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The ____ device used in Linux memory management can be a partition on the disk or it can be a normal file.

Accepted Answer

A)  pointer 
B)  swap 
C)  page 
D)  database 
A)  pointer 
B)  swap 
C)  page 
D)  database

Question 6

Linux has system calls that change the size of the process data segment, either by expanding it to accommodate extra data values or reducing it when certain values positioned at the end of the data segment are no longer needed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Linux is an open-source program.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Linux powerful but it is expensive to own.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Linux is ____, which improves its portability from one system to another.

Accepted Answer

A)  device unique 
B)  device portability 
C)  device dependent 
D)  device independent 
A)  device unique 
B)  device portability 
C)  device dependent 
D)  device independent

Question 10

The ____ represents the root directory.

Accepted Answer

A)  \ 
B)  .. 
C)  ^ 
D)  / 
A)  \ 
B)  .. 
C)  ^ 
D)  /

Question 11

The process of grouping and splitting usable memory is known as the ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  process algorithm 
B)  grouping algorithm 
C)  buddy algorithm 
D)  group/split algorithm 
A)  process algorithm 
B)  grouping algorithm 
C)  buddy algorithm 
D)  group/split algorithm

Question 12

Administrators use ____ logs that provide a detailed description of activity on the system.

Accepted Answer

A)  file 
B)  directory 
C)  detailed 
D)  system 
A)  file 
B)  directory 
C)  detailed 
D)  system

Question 13

All Linux files are organized in directories that are connected to each other in a treelike structure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The Fedora Project encourages continuation of open-source development of the Linux kernel.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A page's middle directory contains pointers to its corresponding page table files.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Linux was based on a version of UNIX but capitalized on the lessons learned over the previous twenty years of UNIX development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The Fedora Project issues updates free to the public about every ____ months.

Accepted Answer

A)  two 
B)  four 
C)  six 
D)  eight 
A)  two 
B)  four 
C)  six 
D)  eight

Question 18

Virtual memory in Linux is managed using a multiple-level table hierarchy, which accommodates both 64- and ____-bit architectures.

Accepted Answer

A)  32 
B)  96 
C)  128 
D)  512 
A)  32 
B)  96 
C)  128 
D)  512

Question 19

Virtual memory is implemented in Linux through demand paging.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In Linux, the ____ command is used to change permissions on a file or directory.

Accepted Answer

A)  cd 
B)  chmod 
C)  cp 
D)  grep 
A)  cd 
B)  chmod 
C)  cp 
D)  grep

The page replacement algorithm is an expanded version of the ____ replacement policy.

In Linux, information about the well-being of the system is available using the ____ Monitor window.

The three standard classes of devices supported by Linux are ____.

The name Linux is a contraction of Linus and UNIX.

The ____ device used in Linux memory management can be a partition on the disk or it can be a normal file.

Linux has system calls that change the size of the process data segment, either by expanding it to accommodate extra data values or reducing it when certain values positioned at the end of the data segment are no longer needed.

Linux is an open-source program.

Linux powerful but it is expensive to own.

Linux is ____, which improves its portability from one system to another.

The ____ represents the root directory.

The process of grouping and splitting usable memory is known as the ____.

Administrators use ____ logs that provide a detailed description of activity on the system.

All Linux files are organized in directories that are connected to each other in a treelike structure.

The Fedora Project encourages continuation of open-source development of the Linux kernel.

A page's middle directory contains pointers to its corresponding page table files.

Linux was based on a version of UNIX but capitalized on the lessons learned over the previous twenty years of UNIX development.

The Fedora Project issues updates free to the public about every ____ months.

Virtual memory in Linux is managed using a multiple-level table hierarchy, which accommodates both 64- and ____-bit architectures.

Virtual memory is implemented in Linux through demand paging.

In Linux, the ____ command is used to change permissions on a file or directory.

Introducing Operating Systems

Memory Management: Early Systems

Memory Management: Virtual Memory

Processor Management

Process Management

Concurrent Processes

Device Management

File Management

Network Organization Concepts

Management of Network Functions

Security and Ethics

System Management

Unix Operating System

Ms-Dos Operating System

Windows Operating Systems

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Exam 16: Linux Operating System

The page replacement algorithm is an expanded version of the ____ replacement policy.

In Linux, information about the well-being of the system is available using the ____ Monitor window.

The three standard classes of devices supported by Linux are ____.

The name Linux is a contraction of Linus and UNIX.

The ____ device used in Linux memory management can be a partition on the disk or it can be a normal file.

Linux has system calls that change the size of the process data segment, either by expanding it to accommodate extra data values or reducing it when certain values positioned at the end of the data segment are no longer needed.

Linux is an open-source program.

Linux powerful but it is expensive to own.

Linux is ____, which improves its portability from one system to another.

The ____ represents the root directory.

The process of grouping and splitting usable memory is known as the ____.

Administrators use ____ logs that provide a detailed description of activity on the system.

All Linux files are organized in directories that are connected to each other in a treelike structure.

The Fedora Project encourages continuation of open-source development of the Linux kernel.

A page's middle directory contains pointers to its corresponding page table files.

Linux was based on a version of UNIX but capitalized on the lessons learned over the previous twenty years of UNIX development.

The Fedora Project issues updates free to the public about every ____ months.

Virtual memory in Linux is managed using a multiple-level table hierarchy, which accommodates both 64- and ____-bit architectures.

Virtual memory is implemented in Linux through demand paging.

In Linux, the ____ command is used to change permissions on a file or directory.

Introducing Operating Systems

Memory Management: Early Systems

Memory Management: Virtual Memory

Processor Management

Process Management

Concurrent Processes

Device Management

File Management

Network Organization Concepts

Management of Network Functions

Security and Ethics

System Management

Unix Operating System

Ms-Dos Operating System

Windows Operating Systems

Filters