Questions and Answers

Q1

The top-level directory on a Linux system is represented as: /

Q2

Is the following path absolute or relative? Absolute

Q3

Is the following path absolute or relative? sysadmin/Documents relative

Q4

The tilde (~) is used to represent: A user's home directory

Q5

The double dot (..) can be used with the cd command to represent:The directory above the current working directory

Q6

What command will allow you to change your current working directory?cd

Q7

The double dot (..) can be used to represent the directory.....above the current directory only when using the cd command.

Q8

The first character in a long listing (ls -l) indicates: If something is a file, directory, or symbolic link

Q9

Which of the following commands will prevent any aliased options to the ls command? ls

Q10

The ls command color codes results by default. True or False? True