Introduction to Linux

Michael is setting up a new Linux server and needs to perform administrative tasks. Which user account should he use to have full administrative privileges?

• administrator

• admin

• root

• linux-administrator

Isla is learning to use the Linux terminal on her new computer. She notices that the command prompt looks different depending on the user. As a non-administrative user, what symbol does Isla usually see at the beginning of her command prompt?

• $

• #

• )

• @

Evelyn is setting up her first Linux computer and wants to know which shell she will be using by default. Which of the following is the default shell in Linux?

• Korn

• C

• bash

• Power

All commands, file names, directory names, and device names in Linux are case sensitive?

• 
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Jackson is working on a Linux system and needs to look inside a text file to check its contents. Which three commands can Jackson use to view the file? (Choose three.)

• cat

• more

• less

• look

Harper is learning to use the Linux terminal and wants to list all files in a directory, including hidden ones. Which of the following command syntaxes should Harper use?

• command -options arguments

• command arguments -options

• command name value

• command

Grace is working on her Linux computer and wants to open a folder named Projects in the terminal. What command, followed by the directory name, should Grace use to access that specific directory?

• cp

• cd

• access

• cdr

Priya wants to organize her project files and needs to create a new folder in her Linux system. Which command should she use to create a new directory?

• dir

• newdir

• mk/dir

• mkdir

Grace is organizing files on her Linux system. She wants to create an empty file or update the time and date stamp of an existing file. Which command should she use?

• touch

• mkfile

• intouch

• create

Oliver is organizing files and directories on his computer. Which of the following commands is NOT used in the management of files and directories?

• ping

• mkdir

• touch

• chmod