Soal dan Jawaban Syntax Linux Redhat Lengkap
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1. The interpreter that executes commands typed as strings.
a. Argument c. Option
b. Command d. Shell
2. The visual cue that indicates an interactive shell is waiting for the user to type a command.
a. Prompt c.
Option
b. Command d. Shell
3. The name of a program to run.
a. Argument c. Option
b. Command d.
Physical console
4.
The part of the command line that adjusts the behavior of a command.
a. Argument c.
Option
b. Command d. Physical console
5.
The part of the command line that specifies the target that the command
should operate on.
a. Argument c.
Option
6.
The hardware display and keyboard used to interact with a system.
a. Argument c. Option
7.
One of multiple logical consoles that can each support an independent login
session.
a. Argument c. Virtual
console
b. Command d. Physical console
8.
An interface that provides a display for output and a keyboard for input to
a shell session.
a. Terminal c.
Option
b. Command d. Physical console
9.
Jump to the beginning of the previous word on the command line.
a. Ctrl+k c. Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. !string d. ;
10.
Separate commands on the same line.
a. ; c.
Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. Tab ! d. Tab
11.
Clear from the cursor to the end of the command.
a. Ctrl+k c.
Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. !string d. ;
12.
Re-execute a recent command by matching the command name.
a. Ctrl+k c.
Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. !string d.
;
13.
Shortcut used to complete commands, file names, and options.
a. ; c.
Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. Tab ! d. Tab
14.
Re-execute a specific command in the history list.
a. Ctrl+k c.
Ctrl+Left Arrow
15.
Jump to the beginning of the command line.
a. Ctrl+k c. Ctrl+Left Arrow
b. Ctrl+a d.
!number
16.
Display the list of previous commands.
a. history c.
Option
b.
Esc+. d.
Physical console
17.
Copy the last argument of previous commands
a. history c. Option
b. Esc+. d. Physical console
18.
This directory contains static, persistent system configuration data.
a. /etc c.
/home
b. / d.
/root
19.
This is the system's root directory.
a. /etc c.
/home
b. / d. /root
20.
User home directories are located under this directory
a. /etc c. /home
b. / d.
/root
21.
This is the root account's home directory.
a. /etc c.
/home
b. / d. /root
22.
This directory contains dynamic configuration data, such as FTP and
websites
a. /etc c.
/home
b. /var d.
/root
23.
Regular user commands and utilities are located here.
a. /tmp c. /usr/bin
b. /var d. /usr/sbin
24.
System administration binaries, for root use, are here.
a. /tmp c.
/usr/bin
b.
/var d. /usr/sbin
25.
Temporary files are stored here.
a. /tmp c.
/usr/bin
b.
/var d.
/usr/sbin
26.
Contains dynamic, non-persistent application runtime data.
a. /tmp c.
/usr/bin
b. /run d. /usr/sbin
27.
Contains installed software programs and libraries.
a. /tmp c.
/usr/bin
b. /run d. /usr
28.
List the current user's home directory (long format) in simplest syntax,
when it is not the current location.
a. ls -| ~ c.
pwd
b.
cd d.
cd –
29.
Return to the current user's home directory.
a. ls -| ~ c.
pwd
b. cd d.
cd -
30.
Determine the absolute path name of the current location.
a. ls -| ~ c. pwd
b.
cd d.
cd -
31.
Return to the most previous working directory.
a. ls -| ~ c. pwd
b. cd d. cd -
32.
Move up two levels from the current location.
a. cd../ .. c.
cd /bin
b. ls -al d.
cd ..
33.
List the current location (long format) with hidden files.
a. cd../ .. c. cd /bin
b. ls -a d.
cd ..
34.
Move to the binaries location, from any current location.
a. cd../ .. c. cd /bin
b. ls -al d.
cd ..
35.
Move up to the parent of the current location.
a. cd../ .. c. cd /bin
b. ls -al d. cd ..
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