Okay, let's solve the questions in the provided document.
Part A: Objective Questions
1. What is the primary purpose of the Linux operating system's kernel?
○ The correct answer is a) To manage the system's hardware resources
effectively.
2. Which command is used to list all files and directories in the current directory,
including hidden ones?
○ The correct answer is b) ls -l.
3. Which command is used to change the current working directory in Linux?
○ The correct answer is b) cd.
4. Which command is used to display the current working directory?
○ The correct answer is c) pwd.
5. Which command is used to change file access permissions in Linux?
○ The correct answer is a) chmod.
6. Identify the command which is used to remove files.
○ The correct answer is a) rm.
Part B: Short Questions
1. Identify the function of the "mkdir" command in Linux.
○ The function of the "mkdir" command in Linux is to create a new directory.
2. What is the function of "rmdir" command in Linux
○ The function of the "rmdir" command in Linux is to remove empty directories.
3. What is the function of "cp" command in Linux
○ The function of the "cp" command in Linux is to copy files and directories.
4. What is the function of "mv" command in Linux
○ The function of the "mv" command in Linux is to move or rename files and
directories.
5. What is the function of "grep" command in Linux
○ The function of the "grep" command in Linux is to search for patterns in files.
6. What is the function of "chmod" command in Linux
○ The function of the "chmod" command in Linux is to change file permissions.
7. What is the function of "useradd" command in Linux
○ The function of the "useradd" command in Linux is to create a new user account.
8. What is the function of "passwd" command in Linux
○ The function of the "passwd" command in Linux is to change a user's password.
9. What is the function of "history" command in Linux
○ The function of the "history" command in Linux is to display a list of previously
executed commands.
10.What is the function of "dmesg" command in Linux
○ The function of the "dmesg" command in Linux is to print the kernel's message
buffer.
11.Identify the function of the "cpuinfo" command in Linux.
○ The cpuinfo command is used to display information about the CPU.
12.Identify the function of the "uname" command in Linux.
○ The uname command is used to print system information.
13.Identify the function of the "du" command in Linux.
○ The du command is used to estimate file space usage.
14.Identify the function of the "time" command in Linux.
○ The time command is used to measure the execution time of a command.
15.Identify the function of the "write" command in Linux.
○ The write command is used to send messages to another user.
16.Identify the function of the "fdisk" command in Linux.
○ The fdisk command is used to manipulate disk partition tables.
17.Identify the function of the "locate" command in Linux.
○ The locate command is used to find files by name.
18.Identify the function of the "touch" command in Linux.
○ The touch command is used to create empty files or update the timestamp of
existing files.
19.Identify the function of the "ln" command in Linux.
○ The ln command is used to create hard or symbolic links to files.
