#1
Which command is used to display the current working directory in Linux?
#2
Which command is used to find files and directories based on their name in Linux?
#3
What does the command 'uname -a' display in Linux?
User accounts
System information
Available updates
Network interfaces
#4
What is the purpose of the 'grep' command with the '-i' option in Linux?
Search for case-sensitive patterns
Search for case-insensitive patterns
Display only file names
Count the occurrences of a pattern
#5
Which command is used to remove a directory in Linux?
#6
What does the command 'chmod +x file.sh' do?
Adds execute permission to file.sh
Removes execute permission from file.sh
Changes the ownership of file.sh
Displays the contents of file.sh
#7
In Linux, what does the command 'grep' do?
Copy files and directories
Search for patterns in files
Remove files
List directory contents
#8
What is the purpose of the 'touch' command in Linux?
Create an empty file
Display system time
Rename a file
Copy files and directories
#9
What does the command 'df -h' display in Linux?
List all files in the current directory
Display disk usage in a human-readable format
Show detailed information about a file
Change file permissions
#10
Which command is used to create a symbolic link in Linux?
#11
Which file contains the system-wide PATH environment variable configuration in Linux?
/etc/profile
/etc/environment
~/.bashrc
~/.bash_profile
#12
What does the command 'rsync' do in Linux?
Remove files
Copy and synchronize files and directories
Change file permissions
Create a symbolic link
#13
In Linux, what is the purpose of the 'tar' command?
Compress files
Encrypt files
Copy files
Create and extract tar archives
#14
What does the command 'ps aux' show in Linux?
List all installed packages
Display detailed information about a process
Show user-specific processes in a tree view
Display a snapshot of current processes
#15
What is the significance of the file '/etc/fstab' in Linux?
System logs
Network configuration
Filesystem table
User accounts