Linux Directory Structures

What is the name for the full path to a directory or file?

• Recursive Path

• Relative Path

• Absolved Path

• Absolute Path

What is the topmost level directory ( / ) on Linux called?

• home

• trunk

• root

• foot

What single character can be used to refer to the active user's home directory?

• ^

• $

• ~

• there is none

What command is used to move between directories at the Linux terminal or console?

• mv

• cd

• pwd

• rd

What makes a file or folder hidden on Linux?

• the -h attribute

• having a period ( . ) at the beginning of its name

• the "hidden" command

• no files or folders can be hidden on Linux

What command can be used to show the absolute path to the directory that you are currently in?

• pcd

• ppd

• pud

• pwd

What command can be used to take you to the active users home directory?

• cd

• cd -h

• cd $user

• chd

What command can be used to change back to the previous working directory?

• cd -

• cd --ppd

• cd $prev

• cd -hal

If I am in the /home/tator directory and run the command cp Desktop/file1.txt Desktop/file2.txt I am using what type of path for the files?

• Parent

• Absolute

• Relative

• Cousin

What command can be used to move to the parent of the current directory?

• cd .

• cd ..

• cd ...

• upone