Question 1

Match each statement with an item
-Memory data can be erased by electricity and then reprogrammed without removing it from the device.

Accepted Answer

A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory 
A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory

Question 2

Linux considers logical partitions to be the same as ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  primary partitions 
B)  extended partitions 
C)  RAM 
D)  hard drives 
A)  primary partitions 
B)  extended partitions 
C)  RAM 
D)  hard drives

Question 3

What are swap partitions and how are they used?

Accepted Answer

Swap partitions on an HDD contain the sw

Question 4

Identify and describe three reasons for partitioning a hard drive (HDD).

Accepted Answer

Partitioning divides a hard drive into l

Question 5

____ memory typically refers to memory chips or hard drives installed on a computer.

Accepted Answer

A)  Local 
B)  External 
C)  Physical 
D)  Logical 
A)  Local 
B)  External 
C)  Physical 
D)  Logical

Question 6

PROM is programmed during manufacturing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

RAM is suitable for long-term storage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What Windows command is used to determine the type of hard disk you have?

Accepted Answer

A)  vdisk 
B)  hddisk 
C)  fdisk 
D)  hdisk 
A)  vdisk 
B)  hddisk 
C)  fdisk 
D)  hdisk

Question 9

Compare the two major categories of physical memory: ROM and RAM.

Accepted Answer

The two major categories of physical mem

Match each statement with an item -Memory data can be erased by electricity and then reprogrammed without removing it from the device.

Linux considers logical partitions to be the same as ____.

What are swap partitions and how are they used?

Identify and describe three reasons for partitioning a hard drive (HDD).

____ memory typically refers to memory chips or hard drives installed on a computer.

PROM is programmed during manufacturing.

RAM is suitable for long-term storage.

What Windows command is used to determine the type of hard disk you have?

Compare the two major categories of physical memory: ROM and RAM.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Linux File System Management and Administration

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

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Exam 14: Planning for a Linux Installation

Match each statement with an item -Memory data can be erased by electricity and then reprogrammed without removing it from the device.

Linux considers logical partitions to be the same as ____.

What are swap partitions and how are they used?

Identify and describe three reasons for partitioning a hard drive (HDD).

____ memory typically refers to memory chips or hard drives installed on a computer.

PROM is programmed during manufacturing.

RAM is suitable for long-term storage.

What Windows command is used to determine the type of hard disk you have?

Compare the two major categories of physical memory: ROM and RAM.

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Linux File System Management and Administration

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

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