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Test Yourself Quiz 2
Q1: ________ command is used to count the total number of lines, words and character in a file?
- countw
- wcount
- wc
- count p
- None of the above
Q2: _______ command is used to remove the directory?
- rdir
- remove
- rd
- rmdir
- None of the above
Q3: ________ command is used to remove files?
- dm
- rm
- delete
- erase
- None of the above
Q4: _______ hardware architectures are not supported by Red Hat?
- SPARC
- IBM-compatible
- Macintosh
- Alpha
- None of the above
Q5: http://127.0.0.1 is the address of
- ISP (Internet Service Provider)
- Own Machine
- windows
- Linux
- None of the above
Q6: Macintosh is a variant of
- Linux
- Windows
- Unix
- Apple
- Steve Jobs
Q7: Which of the following is not a communication command?
- grep
- mesg
- write
- None of the above
Q8: What command is used to add printing jobs to the queue?
- lpd
- lpr
- lpq
- lpc
- None of the above
Q9: #!/bin/bash is commonly called as
- shebang
- hashbang
- Script Initialiser
- (a) and (b) is correct
- None of the Above
Q10: What does GNU stands for?
- Gnu’s not Unix
- Geek Needed Unix
- General Unix
- General Unix
- None of the Above
Q11: ______ command is used to list contents of directories?
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- tar
- dir
- lp
- ls
- None of the above
Q12: Which of the following is a command in Linux?
- w
- x
- t
- All of the Above
- None of the Above
Q13: ______ command is used to remove jobs from the print queue?
- lpq
- lpr
- lprm
- lpc
- None of the above
Q14: _________ makes it possible to run Windows and Linux Kernel simultaneously in parallel on the same machine.
- Virtualbox
- Vmware
- Cooperative Linux (coLinux)
- LAN
- None of the Above
15. _____ is the world’s largest non-commercial Linux distribution
- Debian
- Ubuntu
- Fedora
- Mint
- Slackware
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