Linux Quiz
Linux Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of Linux with this comprehensive quiz designed for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, these questions will challenge your understanding of Linux commands, fun
Key features of the quiz:
- 12 carefully crafted multiple-choice questions
- Immediate feedback on your answers
- Score tracking to measure your progress
Which Command is use to create compressed or uncompressed Archive file in Linux
Compress
Tar
Archive
None of the above
Can we also modify the compressed or uncompressed Archive files ?
True
False
What command is use to find the pattern in file I.e: 'The' in example.txt
$ find the example.txt
$ grep | The example.txt
$ grep The example.txt
$ cat the example.txt
What Symbol use to overwrite the standard output ?
'<'
'/'
'~'
'>'
What Symbol use to overwrite the standard Intput ?
'<'
'~'
'?'
'>'
DNS stands for ___________________________.
Domain Name Service
Domain New System
Domain Name System
None of the above
DNS Used for
Resolve hostnames to IP
Reset hostnames to IP
Resolve IP to hostnames
Reset IP to hostnames
Where is the DNS Configuration files are stored ?
/etc/bind
/etc/opt
/etc/bind/services
None of the above
Using which command will get username id ? I.e test
Test id
Id test
ID test
Test ID
In Linux User Management has ability to manage ________
Devices
Directory
Servers
None of the above
What are the File Access Modes in Linux?
Read
Write
Execute
All of the Above
Which command is use to get information about systemd ?
Systemd -i
Systemd -h
Systemd -s
None of the above
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