1️⃣ What is Linux?

• A) A web browser
  

• B) An open-source operating system
  

• C) A programming language
  

• D) A type of database

2️⃣ Which of these does Linux manage, just like Windows or macOS?

• A) Social media accounts
  

• B) Memory, files, and connected devices
  

• C) Only web pages
  

• D) Email spam filters

3️⃣ What is Linux especially known for?

• A) Being unstable and closed-source
  

• B) Being stable, secure, and customizable
  

• C) Running only on smartphones
  

• D) Using a lot of memory

4️⃣ Where is Linux commonly used?

• A) Only in gaming consoles
  

• B) In servers, Android devices, supercomputers, and smart TVs
  

• C) In washing machines only
  

• D) As a replacement for USB drives

5️⃣ What does it mean that Linux is open source?

• A) It can only be modified by the original company
  

• B) It is a paid software
  

• C) Anyone can view, modify, and share its code
  

• D) It does not allow changes to the code

6️⃣ What are popular versions (distributions) of Linux called?

• A) Packages
  

• B) Bundles
  

• C) Distributions (or distros)
  

• D) Modules

7️⃣ Which of these is NOT a popular Linux distribution?

• A) Ubuntu
  

• B) Debian
  

• C) Fedora
  

• D) Windows

8️⃣ What does this command do?

cp myfile.txt backup.txt

• A) Deletes the file myfile.txt
  

• B) Copies myfile.txt to backup.txt
  

• C) Moves myfile.txt to another folder
  

• D) Changes the directory

9️⃣ Which command is used to move or rename a file in Linux?

• A) rm
  

• B) mv
  

• C) cd
  

• D) mkdir

1️⃣0️⃣ What does the command rm myfile.txt do?

• A) Reads the file
  

• B) Moves the file
  

• C) Deletes the file
  

• D) Creates a new file