For Module 4 Exam

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1.

Which of the following choices will give you a clean installation of Ubuntu Linux?
- A.
  
  Upgrade
- B.
  
  Specify partitions
- C.
  
  Erase and use the entire disk
- D.
  
  Dual-boot
2.

At the Linux command shell, when an ordinary user is logged in the prompt ends with which of the following characters?
- A.
  
  $
- B.
  
  ?
- C.
  
  #
- D.
  
  >
3.

Everything is Linux is a __________
- A.
  
  Driver
- B.
  
  Program
- C.
  
  Mode
- D.
  
  File
4.

Any user can shut down Linux from the command prompt.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
5.

The Ubuntu shell command, sudo, does not require the root password, even thought it will give you temporary root account privileges for administrative tasks
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
6.

Linux is case sensitive.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
7.

This is the one place in Linux where an ordinary user has full control.
- A.
  
  $ prompt
- B.
  
  Mode
- C.
  
  Home directory
- D.
  
  GNOME
8.

Linux is so secure that you do not need to create a password for your user account
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
9.

This Ubuntu Linux shell command temporarily gives the currently logged on user root account privileges for administrative tasks
- A.
  
  Su
- B.
  
  Sudo
- C.
  
  Useradd
- D.
  
  Head
10.

Extra Credit - Ubuntu Linux and other distributions comes with bundled programs that are referred to as_____
11.

What type of OS is Darwin, the core of Mac OS X?
- A.
  
  Linux
- B.
  
  Windows
- C.
  
  UNIX
- D.
  
  DOS
12.

You can quickly launch programs that have an icon sitting on this GUI object on the Mac OS X desktop
- A.
  
  Apple menu
- B.
  
  Dock
- C.
  
  Exposé
- D.
  
  Finder
13.

This is the main file management tool in the Mac OS X desktop
- A.
  
  Apple menu
- B.
  
  Dock
- C.
  
  Exposé
- D.
  
  Finder
14.

This feature of the Mac OS X desktop allows you to select an open application from an array of miniature graphical windows
- A.
  
  Apple menu
- B.
  
  Dock
- C.
  
  Exposé
- D.
  
  Finder
15.

What important Apple product (with a GUI) was introduced in 1984?
- A.
  
  Apple I
- B.
  
  Apple II
- C.
  
  Lisa
- D.
  
  Macintosh
16.

Check the version of MAC OS X by opening this desktop object and selecting About This Mac
- A.
  
  Apple menu
- B.
  
  Dock
- C.
  
  Exposé
- D.
  
  Finder
17.

What is the name of the page of the Mac OS X installer that request your personal information; you can skip it, even though it prompts you to go back and complete it?
- A.
  
  Create Your Account
- B.
  
  Software Update
- C.
  
  Registration Information
- D.
  
  Apple ID
18.

If you have an Internet Connection, what message box will appear soon after you complete a new installation?
- A.
  
  Create Your Account?
- B.
  
  Software Update
- C.
  
  Registration Information
- D.
  
  Apple ID
19.

The first time you power on a new Mac this program automatically runs.
- A.
  
  Exposé
- B.
  
  Spaces
- C.
  
  Mac OS X Setup Assistant
- D.
  
  Spotlight
20.

How can you quickly open an extensive list of installed hardware and software in Mac OS X?
- A.
  
  Apple menu | System Preferences | Hardware
- B.
  
  Finder | About Finder
- C.
  
  Apple menu | App Store
- D.
  
  Apple menu | About This Mac | More Info
21.

From this menu you can shut down your computer, access configuration settings, update software, put your Mac to sleep, restart, log out, access recent items, and learn about your Mac
- A.
  
  System Preferences
- B.
  
  Apple menu
- C.
  
  OS X Installation DVD
- D.
  
  The Command Key
22.

Using this feature of Mac OS X, you can have separated sets of open programs windows for the desktop. It is a handy way to organize different projects or to keep your personal work separate from your professional work.
- A.
  
  Exposé
- B.
  
  Spaces
- C.
  
  Displays
- D.
  
  Spotlight
23.

Use this Finder view if you need to see a wealth of information about files and folders at a glance, including date modified, size, and kind of object (folder or type of file).
- A.
  
  Icon
- B.
  
  List
- C.
  
  Column
- D.
  
  Cover Flow
24.

Launch this from the Utilities folder and work at Mac OS X's BASH shell, complete with the prompt
- A.
  
  Command Prompt
- B.
  
  Terminal
- C.
  
  Backup
- D.
  
  Time Machine
25.

Use this preference pane to configure automatic system backups for your iMac.
- A.
  
  Command Prompt
- B.
  
  Terminal
- C.
  
  Backup
- D.
  
  Time Machine