Name: 
 

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

 1. 

YUM stands for Yellowdog Updater Modified
 

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

 2. 

In Linux, what command allows you to create a directory?
a.
cd
c.
md
b.
mkdir
d.
rm
 

 3. 

In Linux, what command allows you to move into a directory?
a.
cd
c.
md
b.
mkdir
d.
rm
 

 4. 

This is a process that provides a service.
a.
bind
c.
domain
b.
daemon
d.
eth0
 

 5. 

This would refer to the first ethernet adapter (NIC) in your linux system.
a.
bind
c.
domain
b.
daemon
d.
eth0
 

 6. 

Which of the following commands can you use to download content for Linux?
a.
yum install
c.
nano install
b.
gedit install
d.
cd install
 

 7. 

Which of the following commands can you use to modify content for Linux?
a.
yum install
c.
nani install
b.
gedit install
d.
cd install
 

 8. 

This best describes a mirror.
a.
A repository for all the files used in Fedora
c.
A repository folder stored on an FTP server
b.
A copy of a repository folder stored on an FTP server
d.
A command used to copy files or folders
 

 9. 

What is KDE?
a.
A different build of LINUX
c.
A variation of Gnome
b.
A different GUI you can install in Linux
d.
A variation of Sugar
 

 10. 

Which folder contains most of the files for the file system?
a.
Windows
c.
/etc/
b.
Linux
d.
/config/
 

 11. 

This command allows you to change permissions on a file or folder.
a.
permissions
c.
chm
b.
chmod
d.
mkdir
 

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

 12. 

Which command would you use to learn more about the cp command?
 a.
help cp
 c.
cp ?
 b.
cp --help
 d.
man cp
 

 13. 

Joe needs to add some servers to his list of places Yum looks to find files. Which file(s) might he modify?
 a.
yum.conf
 c.
yum.repos.d
 b.
fedora.repo
 d.
hosts
 

 14. 

This is a place where files are stored that YUM and other installers might look to find parts of installation files.
 a.
depository
 c.
mirror
 b.
repository
 d.
host
 

 15. 

I would like a user to be able to read and write to a file, but nothing else. Which would I choose for USER?
 a.
rwm
 c.
6
 b.
rw
 d.
read only
 

Completion
Complete each statement.
 

 16. 

What command lists the contents of a directory in linux?     
 

 

 17. 

What command do you use to log in as root through the terminal in linux?
 

 

Matching
 
 
grp001-1.jpg
 

 18. 

Permissions for the owner
 

 19. 

The group
 

 20. 

The last time the file was modified
 

 21. 

Name of the file
 

 22. 

Permissions for the group
 

 23. 

Number of links to the file
 

 24. 

The owner
 
 
Match the command to its result
a.
useradd
e.
cp
b.
ls -a
f.
man
c.
rm
g.
password
d.
mkdir
h.
whoami
 

 25. 

Removes or deletes files or directories
 

 26. 

Copies files or directories
 

 27. 

Change password
 

 28. 

Adds a new user
 

 29. 

Get help on a command
 

 30. 

Creates directories
 

 31. 

Lists all files
 

 32. 

Tells you who you are logged in as.
 
 
Select the proper rights in relation to the numbering system for rights.
a.
774
d.
766
b.
777
e.
700
c.
744
f.
755
 

 33. 

Owner RWX, Group RWX, Everyone R
 

 34. 

Everyone full control
 

 35. 

Owner RWX, all others R
 

 36. 

Owner RWX, all others RW
 

 37. 

Owner RWX, all others deny access
 

 38. 

Owner RWX, all others R-X
 



 
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