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WorksheetsStandard Linux Commands
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the core of a Linux Operating System?
Kernel
Shell
Command
GUI
"CLI" stands for?
Control Line Interface
Command Line Interface
Continue Line Interface
Commands Line Interface
Open source means you can
The product is usually free and can be modified
The product cost and you cannot change the software
Only by get the software online
What is the topmost level directory ( / ) on Linux called?
home
trunk
root
foot
Which of the following commands in Linux is used to display information about files and directories contained within the current working directory?
pwd
ls
cat
ps
A Linux command displaying an absolute path to (i.e. full
filename of) the current working directory is called:
mv
pwd
rm
dir
What is the name of a Linux command used for renaming files and directories?
rm
ps
mv
ls
Which of the Linux command-line commands listed below
is used for directory creation?
touch
cd
mkdir
create
Which of the following commands allows for moving one
level up in Linux directory tree?
cd -
cd ..
cd /
cd .
This command reports the full path to the current directory.
cd
ls
pwd
mkdir
This command is a Linux shell command to copy files and directories.
cd
cpy
cp
ls
A Linux command used for transferring files/directories to a different directory is called:
replace
export
move
mv
What is the function of the Linux chmod command?
Changes file access permissions
Changes file owner and group permissions
Compares the contents of two files or sets of files
Changes the Linux command prompt
Which of the following key combinations allows to clear the terminate in Linux shell?
Ctrl + C
Ctrl + A
Ctrl + E
Ctrl + L
A Linux distribution is a collection of; usually open source, software on top of a Linux kernel
True
False
Which Command Shows Permissions in Files
ls -l
ls -a
ls -h
ls -r
What is the name for the full path to a directory or file?
Recursive Path
Relative Path
Absolved Path
Absolute Path
What single character can be used to refer to the active user's home directory?
^
$
~
there is none
What command can be used to take you to the active users home directory?
cd
cd -h
cd $user
chd
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
