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Linux Multiple Choice Questions Answers PDF

The document contains 5 multiple choice questions about Linux. The questions cover topics like common Linux keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+D, the piping symbol in Linux, the first version of Linux, the minimum length for passwords, and who can change other users' passwords. The questions are followed by their respective single-letter multiple choice answers and short explanations of the correct answers.

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Linux Multiple Choice Questions Answers PDF

The document contains 5 multiple choice questions about Linux. The questions cover topics like common Linux keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+D, the piping symbol in Linux, the first version of Linux, the minimum length for passwords, and who can change other users' passwords. The questions are followed by their respective single-letter multiple choice answers and short explanations of the correct answers.

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Linux Multiple Choice Questions and Answers Pdf

Question: 1

Which command is called as the end-of-file command?

(A) Ctrl+ V

(B) Ctrl+ B

(C) Ctrl+ D

(D) Ctrl+ C

Ans: C

Ctrl+ D

Question: 2

Which of the following is called as the piping symbol?

(A) _

(B) |

(C) ~

(D) !

Ans: B

Question: 3
What was the first version of Linux?

(A) 1.0

(B) 0.11

(C) 1.01

(D) 0.10

Ans: B

0.11

Question: 4

What should be the minimum length of a password?

(A) 5

(B) 6

(C) 7

(D) 8

Ans: B

Question: 5

Who can change the password of any user?

(A) Everyone

(B) SA
(C) Supervisor

(D) End-user

Ans: B

SA

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