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Quiz 6-2 DOS

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 
FDISK should be executed from the START/RUN command box.
 

 2. 
On a computer that has only DOS installed on the hard drive, the root directory will be indicated by A:>
 

 3. 
If you create files in a directory in DOS, you will be able to view those files using the tree command.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 4. 
Those DOS commands contained in COMMAND.COM are known as ____ commands.
a.
external
b.
intransient
c.
internal
d.
local
 

 5. 
To display or change file attributes use the ____ command.
a.
SET
b.
DIR /AT
c.
ATTRIB
d.
DISP
 

 6. 
A ____ file contains a list of DOS commands in a text file.
a.
command
b.
executable
c.
batch
d.
list
 

 7. 
When the clusters making up a file are not contiguous, or next to each other, the file is said to be ____.
a.
scattered
b.
distributed
c.
fragmented
d.
disbursed
 

 8. 
Use ____ to rearrange the files on a hard drive so that they are contiguous.
a.
DEFRAG
b.
ORDER
c.
ATTRIB
d.
CHKDSK
 

Multiple Response
Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
 

 9. 
Why learn DOS?
 a.
Because it’s cute and has cute icons
 c.
Creating batch files can simplify tasks in networking
 b.
Windows Server commands can be used from the command line
 d.
CISCO uses a command based interface, so it helps to get used to using a command line
 

Completion
Complete each statement.
 

 10. 
The ____________________ command displays the directory structure of a hard drive or disk.
 

 

Matching
 
 
Match the DOS commands to their uses
a.
Displays the contents of a directory
f.
Moves up through a directory tree one directory
b.
Displays a directory and its subdirectories
g.
Moves you from the current subdirectory to the root directory
c.
Creates a new directory
h.
Renames a folder
d.
Creates a new file
i.
Creates a bootable disk
e.
Changes the directory to a subdirectory
j.
Renames a file
 

 11. 

 mkdir
 

 12. 

 dir
 

 13. 

 edit new
 

 14. 

 move
 

 15. 

 ren
 

 16. 

 sys
 



 
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