Session Review

Question 1 (104.7-008 / multiple_choice)

According to the FHS, where should temporarily mounted filesystems generally be mounted?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• /media
• /mnt
• /tmp
• /mount

Explanation:
The FHS defines /mnt as the mount point for temporarily mounted filesystems [1].

Question 2 (104.7-006 / multiple_choice)

Where are most regular users' home directories typically located?

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Your Answer:

Options:

• /root
• /users
• /home
• /srv/home

Explanation:
Most users' home directories are located under /home according to the FHS description in the lesson [1].

Question 3 (104.7-026 / multiple_choice)

Which command is the most versatile tool for finding files and directories by attributes such as name, size, age and permissions?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• which
• find
• type
• whereis

Explanation:
The summary describes find as a versatile command used to find files and folders based on a variety of search criteria [1].

Question 4 (104.7-002 / multiple_choice)

Which directory is the root of the entire Linux filesystem hierarchy?

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Your Answer:

Options:

• /root
• /home
• /
• /boot

Explanation:
According to the FHS, / is the root directory, the topmost directory in the hierarchy [1].

Question 5 (104.7-001 / multiple_choice)

What does FHS stand for in Linux filesystem organization?

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Your Answer:

Options:

• File Hosting Standard
• Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
• File Handling System
• Filesystem Host Structure

Explanation:
Linux distributions commonly follow the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS), which defines a standard layout for the filesystem [1].

Question 6 (104.7-012 / multiple_choice)

Which command displays the full path to an executable command?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• whereis
• which
• type
• find

Explanation:
The summary states that which displays the full path to an executable [1].

Question 7 (104.7-003 / multiple_choice)

Which directory contains essential binaries available to all users?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• /sbin
• /usr
• /bin
• /opt

Explanation:
The FHS defines /bin as the location for essential binaries available to all users [1].

Question 8 (104.7-015 / multiple_choice)

How can you find where the man page for ifconfig is stored?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• which ifconfig
• whereis -m ifconfig
• type -m ifconfig
• locate man ifconfig

Explanation:
The lesson shows whereis -m as the option to display manual page locations, illustrated with locate [1].

Question 9 (104.7-023 / command_line)

Enter a locate command that finds files containing both the pattern report and either updated, update or updating in their names.

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Accepted Answer(s):
locate report | grep -E 'update|updated|updating'
locate -r 'report.*(update|updated|updating)|(update|updated|updating).*report'

Explanation:
This guided exercise is from Objective 104.7. The exact answer is not shown in the provided excerpt, so these are standard valid approaches based on locate usage and regular expressions within the lesson scope [1].

Question 10 (104.7-010 / multiple_choice)

Which command uses a local database to find files by name quickly?

Status: Unanswered

Your Answer:

Options:

• find
• which
• locate
• type

Explanation:
The summary explains that locate uses a local database containing file locations [1].