Exploring Linux Directory Structure

What is the root directory in a Linux file system?

• The root directory is represented by 'C:'

• The root directory is a hidden folder

• The root directory is located in '/home'

• The root directory is represented by '/'.

Which directory typically contains user home directories?

• /var

• /etc

• /usr

• /home

What is the purpose of the /tmp directory?

• The /tmp directory is for user-specific application data.

• The /tmp directory is for temporary file storage.

• The /tmp directory is used for permanent file storage.

• The /tmp directory is for storing system logs.

Which directory holds variable data like logs and databases?

• /var

• /etc

• /home

• /tmp

What type of files can be found in the /etc directory?

• Executable files for system processes.

• Temporary files for user sessions.

• Configuration files for the system and applications.

• Log files for system events.

What is the significance of the /var directory in Linux?

• /var directory holds configuration files.

• /var directory contains user home directories.

• /var directory is used for system binaries.

• /var directory stores variable data files such as logs and spools.

Where are temporary files usually stored in a Linux system?

• /var

• /usr

• /home

• /tmp

What is the main function of the /usr directory?

• /usr directory stores user programs and data.

• /usr directory holds kernel binaries and drivers.

• /usr directory is used for temporary file storage.

• /usr directory contains system configuration files.

Which directory contains system configuration files?

• /usr

• /var

• /home

• /etc

What is the typical structure of a user's home directory?

• The typical structure includes subdirectories like Documents, Downloads, Desktop, Pictures, Music, and hidden configuration files.

• Includes only system files and no user data

• Only contains a single folder named 'Home'

• Has a structure identical to the root directory