Basic Linux(L1)

Which two of the following are benefits of open source software for the user? (Choose two.)

• Code remains open as long as it is in a public repository but the license may change when included with closed source software.

• Code can survive the loss of the original developer or distributor.

• You can learn from real-world code and develop more effective applications.

• Sensitive portions of code are protected and only available to the original developer.

Which two statements describe the benefits of Linux? (Choose two.)

• Linux is locked in a known state for a minimum of one year for each release, making it easier to develop custom software.

• Linux includes a powerful and scriptable command-line interface, enabling easier automation and provisioning.

• Linux is developed entirely by volunteers making it a low cost operating system

• Linux is modular and can be configured as a full graphical desktop or a small appliance.

Which term describes the part of the command line that adjusts the behavior of a command?

• Argument

• Prompt

• Option

• Command

Which term describes the interpreter that executes commands typed as strings?

• Console

• Command

• Shell

• Terminal

Which term describes the part of the command line that specifies the target that the command should operate on?

• Prompt

• Option

• Command

• Argument

Which term describes the hardware display and keyboard used to interact with a system?

• Shell

• Physical Console

• Terminal

• Virtual Console

Which term describes one of multiple logical consoles that can each support an independent login session?

• Shell

• Virtual Console

• Terminal

• Physical Console

Which term describes an interface that provides a display for output and a keyboard for input to a shell session?

• Console

• Shell

• Virtual Console

• Terminal