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WorksheetsThe FileSystem Quizz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the purpose of the superblock in the Linux file system?
It stores actual file data
It controls the whole file system and contains metadata about its structure
It holds a list of all users in the system
It contains a list of all executable files
In Linux, what does an inode store?
File contents
File metadata such as permissions, owner, and location on disk
A list of executable files
System logs
Which Linux directory stores system configuration files?
/bin
/etc
/dev
/home
What is the root directory in Linux?
A folder that contains only user data
The top-level directory in the Linux file system
A directory used only for system binaries
The default user directory
Which file type in Linux represents system devices such as hard drives?
Text files
Special device files
Binary data files
Executable program files
What is the absolute path of a file?
A path that always starts from the root directory ( / )
A path that starts from the current directory
A path that changes depending on the working directory
A path that only exists in temporary memory
In Linux, what is the home directory of the root user?
/home/root
/usr/root
/root
/etc/root
Which command is used to view hidden files in a Linux directory?
ls -h
ls -a
ls -l
ls -s
What is the function of the /var directory?
Stores system logs, databases, and other variable files
Holds system binaries
Stores removable devices such as USB drives
Contains user home directories
Which directory contains the executable files for most applications in Linux?
/usr
/bin
/dev
/mnt
The (a) is responsible for controlling the whole Linux file system and contains information about its size and structure.
A (a) is a special structure that stores information about a file, such as its permissions, owner, and location on disk.
The base of the Linux file system is known as the (a) directory, represented by /.
The /home directory contains (a) files and folders, storing personal documents, pictures, and other data.
The (a) directory contains system logs, databases, and variable data
The (a) directory is used for mounting external devices such as USB drives and DVDs.
Files that begin with a (a) are considered hidden files in Linux
The absolute pathname of a file always begins with the (a) directory
The (a) directory contains binary applications and executable files needed for system operations.
In Linux, (a) is a special user account with full system privileges.
