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This document contains 14 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various Linux, networking, programming, and security topics. The questions cover commands like shutdown and df, functions like mail and strpos, concepts like containers and priorities, and differences between wordpress.com and wordpress.org. The answer choices are typically single letters a-f with some questions not having a correct answer.

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4 Notes For YFHK

This document contains 14 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various Linux, networking, programming, and security topics. The questions cover commands like shutdown and df, functions like mail and strpos, concepts like containers and priorities, and differences between wordpress.com and wordpress.org. The answer choices are typically single letters a-f with some questions not having a correct answer.

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Q1: The following command can be used for turning off or restarting a Linux host.?

a taskkill

b None

c None

d reboot

e exit

f shutdown

Q2: How to check the current disk usage on Linux??

a uptime

b usage

c None

d free

e df

f None

Q3: Which of the mentioned are the neccessary/mandatory arguments of the mail function.?

a subject

b number of recepients

c parameters

d headers

e to

f message

Q4: The syntax for adding a new column to an existing table is ALTER TABLE `table_name`
ADD COLUMN `column_name` `data_type`;?
a False

b True

c None

d None

e None

f None

Q5: What is the Container Runtime??

a Stored instance of a Container that holds a set of software needed to run an


application

b None

c Software that is responsible for running containers

d A command line tool for communicating with a Kubernetes API server

e None

f An API object that manages a replicated application

Q6: What is the strpos() function used for??

a Both b and c

b Find the last character of a string

c Search for character within a string

d None

e None

f Locate position of a string’s first character

Q7: How many containers can run per host??

The correct Answer is: None


b There can be as many containers as you wish per host. Docker does not put any
restrictions on it.

The correct Answer is: None

d There can be only 3containers

e There can be only 4 containers

The correct Answer is: None

Q8: To create a blank line in your web page?

a insert <BR> tag

b . insert <BLINE>

c press Shift + Enter

d press Enter two times

e None

f None

Q9: Which of these is a valid call to a function (watch The Spaces Carefully!)?

a None

b CONCAT ( "A" , "B" )

c CONCAT ( A , B )

d CONCAT( "A" . "B" )

e CONCAT( A , B )

f None

Q10: What is the default priority of the swap partition?

a There are no priorities for swap

b -1

c 100
d1

e 10

f0

Q11: Is JavaScript case-sensitive??

a False

b None

c None

d None

e None

f True

Q12: Why is wordpress.com considered more secure than wordpress.org??

a because they limit the site proxy settings

b None

c because it is SSL encrypted

d None

e None

f because they limit the themes and also does not allow installing plugins.

Q13: What is Solaris??

a Sun microsystems UNIX

b IBM’s UNIX

c None

d None

e Microsoft’s UNIX
f HP’s UNIX

Q14: What is LILO w.r.t linux??

The correct Answer is: None

b LILO means linux loader, which loads the software into memory and starts the
kernel then the OS.

c LILO means linux loader, which loads the GUI into memory so the user can see
what's going on.

d LILO means linux loader, which loads the OS into memory and starts the GUI.

The correct Answer is: None

f LILO means linux loader, which loads the kernel into memory and starts the OS.

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