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ch18 final - macOS, Unix/Linux
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1The [blank_start]Finder[blank_end] application can help you find applications and data files
- AFinder
- BSearch
- CFile Explorer
- DMap
2Launchpad is similar to a combination of the Windows Start menu and Programs and Features window and shows all apps installed on the computer
- ATrue
- BFalse
3What is in the Apple menu:
- Asleep, log out, restart, or shut down the system
- Baccess to system information, system preferences
- CApp Store
- DForce Quit options
4[blank_start]Spotlight[blank_end] is a search app for macOS
- ASpotlight
- BFinder
- CLaunchpad
- DSearch bar
5macOS [blank_start]Mission Control[blank_end] gives you a quick view of all open windows and desktops. Multiple desktops allows for several desktop screens each with its own collection of open windows. This is similar to task view in Windows.
- AMission Control
- BTask View
- CWindows Control
- DMulti Control
6iCloud can't work with Windows.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7[blank_start]Keychain[blank_end] is the macOS built-in password manager
- AKeychain
- BLastpass
- CBitlocker
- DApple password
8macOS [blank_start]Screen Sharing[blank_end] works like Remote Desktop in Windows.
- AScreen Sharing
- BApple Share
- CApple Desktop
- DMulti Desktop
- ERemote Disc
9[blank_start]Remote Disc[blank_end] gives other Mac computers on the network access to the computer’s optical drive. Useful when you need to install software or drivers from a disc on a Mac that doesn’t have an optical drive.
- ARemote Disc
- BRemote Desktop
- CApple Share
- DMulti-Disc Share
10macOS updates come from the App Store
- ATrue
- BFalse
11A [blank_start]swapfile[blank_end] (located in the vm folder) is used to hold virtual memory
- Aswapfile
- Bvma
- Cvmem
- Dvirtualfile
- Evfile
12What is a built-in backup utility that automatically backs up user-created data, applications, and the entire macOS system?
- ATime Machine
- BApple Backup
- CBackup & Restore
- DApple Locker
13The [blank_start]Disk Utility[blank_end] app can be used to repair file system errors and hard drive corruptions.
- ADisk Utility
- BSecurity
- CSystem Restore
- DTime Machine
14File systems macOS supports:
- AAPFS (Apple File System)
- BHFS+ (Hierarchical File System Plus)
- CFAT32 and exFAT
- DNFTS
15You can use [blank_start]First Aid[blank_end] in Disk Utility to scan the hard drive for file system errors
- AFirst Aid
- BDisk Check
- CSystem Restore
- DTime Machine
16macOS Recovery launches and the following options are available:
- ADisk Utility
- BReinstall macOS
- CRestore From Time Machine Backup
- DSystem Restore
- EFirst Aid
17If you want to boot to a deployment server to reinstall macOS from a disk image, use [blank_start]NetBoot[blank_end]
- ANetBoot
- BTime Machine
- CFirst Aid
- DDisk Utility
18A DMG file is a disk image file for a Mac and is similar to WIM or ISO files in Windows
- ATrue
- BFalse
19A utility in macOS that allows you to install and run Windows on a Mac computer
- ABoot Camp
- BDisk Utility
- CDisk Partition
- DBonjour
20Android and Chrome OS is based on Linux
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Linux is the kernel for the OS, not a complete OS.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22The default shell for a Linux terminal is [blank_start]Bash Shell[blank_end]
- ABash Shell
- BLinux Shell
- CCommand Prompt
- DCommand Shell
23Linux file systems include:
- Aext4 & ext3
- BHFS+
- CFAT32
- DNTFS
- EexFAT
24Two ways Linux allows for root privileges:
- ASuperuser – principal user account is called the root account
- BAdministrator - principal user account is called the root account
- CRegular user account with root privileges
- DStandard user account with root privileges
25For a user to switch to the root account, use the command:
- Asudo su root
- Bsudo ch root
- Csudo cd root
- Dsudo > root
26All vi commands are not case sensitive
- ATrue
- BFalse
27:[blank_start]wq[blank_end] – save your changes and exit the vi editor
- Awq
- Bsq
- Cse
- Dwqu
28[blank_start]chmod[blank_end] command is used to manage permissions for files and directories
- Achmod
- Bsudo
- Cls
- Dcd
29In Linux, the primary utilities for remote access at a shell prompt are
- ASSH (Secure Shell)
- BTelnet
- CRemote Desktop
- DVirtual PC
- ERemote Disc
30SSH encrypts all transmissions and is more secure than Telnet which does not encrypt.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31[blank_start]Linux[blank_end] is popular as a server OS for web servers, email servers, and DNS servers
[blank_start]Windows Server[blank_end] with Active Directory is more popular for controlling and securing access to a network in a corporate environment- ALinux
- BWindows Server
32The [blank_start]FAT32[blank_end] file system can be read by all and is therefore the file system of choice when concerned with compatibility
- AFAT32
- BexFAT
- CNTFS
33The text file containing the list of commands is called a [blank_start]script[blank_end]
- Ascript
- Bbatch
- Cexecutable
- Dcommand list
34[blank_start]Environmental variable[blank_end] (sometimes called a system variable): Information in the OS makes available to a script
[blank_start]Comment syntax[blank_end]: Refers to how you tag the text as a comment so that it is not interpreted as a command
[blank_start]Basic loop[blank_end]: Executes the same commands multiple times until some condition is met
[blank_start]Variable[blank_end]: The name of an unknown data item and can be assigned a value, which is called
initializing the variable- AEnvironmental variable
- BComment syntax
- CBasic loop
- DVariable
35macOS updates often address zero-day vulnerabilities
- ATrue
- BFalse
36An app is normally configured in Linux by editing a text file in the /[blank_start]etc[blank_end] directory
- Aetc
- Bdoc
- Ctmp
- Dapp
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- Quiz on ch18 final - macOS, Unix/Linux, created by Ari Gu on 23/04/2020.
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