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Cyber Camps 2018 - Review Day 3 Ubuntu

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Software is bundled into:

a)

Packages

b)

Boxes

c)

Balls

d)

Groups

2.

Linux is crated in a

a)

Microsoft Company

b)

Private Company

c)

Apple Tech Comapany

d)

Collaborated, Open Source Enviroment

3.

What is a con of using the Command Line Interface?

a)

It yells at you

b)

Not as user-friendly

c)

Never listens

d)

You have to ask it questions through a microphone.

4.

What is a similarity that Linux shares with Windows?

a)

Can be servers and workstations

b)

Can complete similar tasks

c)

Are stable and have significant support

d)

All of the above

5.

Windows and Linux have the same desktop environment and GUI elements.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

There is only one "flavor" of Lunix available.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Linux uses:

a)

case sensitive commands

b)

case insensitive commands

c)

backslashes (\) for file paths

d)

forward slashes (/) for file paths

8.

9 out of 10 Servers use

a)

Windows Server

b)

Linux

c)

Mac OS

d)

IOS

9.

What is a "flavor" in Linux

a)

Different OS's

b)

App

c)

Hardware

d)

Cookies & Cream

10.

To install a new package on ubuntu, the following command syntax is used:

a)

apt-get install [package]

b)

apt-get download [package]

c)

yum install [package]

d)

yum purge [package]

11.

Where is the kernel found?

a)

Device

b)

input devices

c)

OS

d)

CPU

12.

What is considered a pro when using the CLI

a)

Just need a keyboard

b)

Uses more than one mouse

c)

Can accomplish many tasks

d)

Doesn't accomplish tasks as quickly

13.

Packages are managed by

a)

App Managers

b)

Directories

c)

Package Managers

d)

Ubuntu

14.

Which of the following is a NOT valid Linux distribution

a)

Ubuntu

b)

Mint

c)

Redhat

d)

Unicorn

15.

Who has the final say in Linux patches

a)

Ubuntu Software Engineers

b)

Linux Engineers

c)

Linux Co.

d)

Linus Torvalds