Deck 1: The Essence of Unix and Linux
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Deck 1: The Essence of Unix and Linux
1
UNIX-Linux are not case sensitive.
False
2
You can use the ____ command to show the system calendar.
A)clndr
B)syscal
C)cal
D)calendar
A)clndr
B)syscal
C)cal
D)calendar
C
3
In a peer-to-peer network,the system administrator secures all the information on the network by securing the server.
False
4
The UNIX-Linux ____ command displays the system date,which the system administrator maintains.
A)today
B)sysdate
C)system
D)date
A)today
B)sysdate
C)system
D)date
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5
UNIX-Linux are ____ systems,which let many people simultaneously access and share the resources of a server computer.
A)superuser
B)peer-to-peer
C)multitasking
D)multiuser
A)superuser
B)peer-to-peer
C)multitasking
D)multiuser
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6
Most shells keep a list of your recently used commands and allow you to recall a command without retyping it.
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7
Currently,the ____ project,a joint effort of experts from industry,academia,and government,is working to standardize UNIX.
A)POSIX
B)BSD
C)ANSI
D)Ubuntu
A)POSIX
B)BSD
C)ANSI
D)Ubuntu
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8
Stephen Bourne at AT&T Bell Labs developed the ____ shell as the first UNIX command processor.
A)Bash
B)Bourne
C)C
D)Korn
A)Bash
B)Bourne
C)C
D)Korn
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9
The system administrator's prompt is the $ (dollar sign).
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10
The clear command has no options or arguments.
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11
You can switch from one shell to another by typing the shell's name on the command line.
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12
In the Linux Bash shell,the ____ key combination moves the cursor to the previous letter.
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
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13
____ is an Internet terminal emulation program.
A)IP
B)Emulab
C)Telnet
D)Terminal
A)IP
B)Emulab
C)Telnet
D)Terminal
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14
UNIX and Linux are ____ systems,which allow one user to execute more than one program at a time.
A)server-based
B)peer-to-peer
C)multitasking
D)multiuser
A)server-based
B)peer-to-peer
C)multitasking
D)multiuser
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15
Linux uses the freeware ____ shell as its default command interpreter.
A)Bash
B)Bourne
C)C
D)Korn
A)Bash
B)Bourne
C)C
D)Korn
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16
In the Linux Bash shell,the ____ key combination deletes the content of the command line from the current cursor position to the end of the command line.
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Ctrl+k
D)Ctrl+a
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Ctrl+k
D)Ctrl+a
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17
To determine information about who is logged in,you can use the ____ command.
A)whatis
B)who
C)whois
D)whoami
A)whatis
B)who
C)whois
D)whoami
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18
In the Linux Bash shell,the ____ key combination deletes a word or consecutive characters.
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
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19
The less command scrolls only down,whereas more enables you to scroll down and up.
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20
In the Linux Bash shell,the ____ key combination moves the cursor to the position just before the first character of the next word.
A)Alt+l
B)Alt+d
C)Ctrl+k
D)Ctrl+a
A)Alt+l
B)Alt+d
C)Ctrl+k
D)Ctrl+a
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21
A(n)____________________ computer system,or PC,is usually a stand-alone machine,such as a desktop or laptop computer.
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22
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
another name for server
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
another name for server
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23
To log out of UNIX-Linux (Bourne,Korn,or Bash shells)you can enter exit on the command line or press ____.
A)Ctrl+l
B)Ctrl+g
C)Ctrl+x
D)Ctrl+d
A)Ctrl+l
B)Ctrl+g
C)Ctrl+x
D)Ctrl+d
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24
You can change your password,if necessary,by using the ____ command,but you must know your current password to change it.
A)pwd
B)chpwd
C)passwd
D)password
A)pwd
B)chpwd
C)passwd
D)password
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25
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
device that has a monitor and keyboard,but no CPU
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
device that has a monitor and keyboard,but no CPU
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26
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
provides multiuser access to network resources
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
provides multiuser access to network resources
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27
A ____ is used to refer to the user's home directory.
A)dot (.)
B)dollar sign ($)
C)forward slash (/)
D)tilde (~)
A)dot (.)
B)dollar sign ($)
C)forward slash (/)
D)tilde (~)
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28
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
combines the convenience and familiarity of the personal computer with the ability to share files and other computer resources
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
combines the convenience and familiarity of the personal computer with the ability to share files and other computer resources
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29
____________________ (FTP)is an Internet protocol used for sending files.
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30
Fedora,Red Hat Enterprise Linux,SUSE,and Knoppix,recognize up to ____ characters in your user name.
A)8
B)16
C)32
D)64
A)8
B)16
C)32
D)64
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31
You can type more than one command on the command line by separating commands with a ____.
A)vertical bar (|)
B)colon (:)
C)semicolon (;)
D)dash (-)
A)vertical bar (|)
B)colon (:)
C)semicolon (;)
D)dash (-)
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32
____________________ (SSH)was developed for UNIX-Linux systems to provide authentication security for TCP-IP applications,such as FTP and Telnet.
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33
In the Linux Bash shell,the ____ key combination moves the cursor to the beginning of the command line.
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
A)Ctrl+b
B)Alt+d
C)Alt+l
D)Ctrl+a
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34
UNIX-Linux are ____________________ operating systems,which means that these systems can be used in a variety of computing environments.
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35
A(n)____________________ address is a set of four numbers (in the commonly used version 4)separated by periods,such as 172.16.1.61.
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36
To append output to an existing file,you use ____.
A)>
B)>>
C)<
D)<<
A)>
B)>>
C)<
D)<<
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37
The system administrator is also called the ____________________,because the system administrator has unlimited permission to alter the system.
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38
The head and tail commands,allow you to view the first few or last few lines of a file (____ lines by default).
A)five
B)ten
C)fifteen
D)twenty
A)five
B)ten
C)fifteen
D)twenty
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39
The ____ is the prompt symbol traditionally associated with ordinary users.
A)dollar sign ($)
B)pound sign (#)
C)tilde (~)
D)percent sign (%)
A)dollar sign ($)
B)pound sign (#)
C)tilde (~)
D)percent sign (%)
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40
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
large computer that has historically offered extensive processing,mass storage,and client access for industrial-strength computing
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
large computer that has historically offered extensive processing,mass storage,and client access for industrial-strength computing
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41
What is the date command used for?
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42
What is the man program? What argument(s)does it accept?
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43
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
name that identifies a grouping of computer resources on a network
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
name that identifies a grouping of computer resources on a network
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44
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
interface between the user and the operating system
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
interface between the user and the operating system
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45
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
base operating system
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
base operating system
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46
Match each item with a statement below.
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
account that has complete access to a UNIX-Linux system
a.terminal
f.host
b.network
g.server
c.shell
h.root
d.mainframe
i.kernel
e.domain
account that has complete access to a UNIX-Linux system
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47
The concept of layered components that make up an operating system also originated with UNIX.Briefly describe this concept as it applies to UNIX-Linux systems.
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48
List the general steps used to access a UNIX-Linux host via Telnet.
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49
What is output redirection? How is it performed in UNIX-Linux?
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50
What is the who command used for? Why is this command important in a multiuser system?
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51
What is a peer-to-peer network?
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52
What is the cat command and how is it used?
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53
Describe the most common methods used to connect to or access a UNIX-Linux system.
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54
Define command line history and describe its usage.
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