Title: Quiz 1 - Introduction to Linux/UNIX
Course: CIS 121: Linux/UNIX I: Fundamentals ~ For IGNITE Review

Q: Write a command to PRINT ON THE DEFAULT PRINTER the CONTENTS of all files in your home directory that start with "printme". That command should work from anywhere. Do not include your uname in the command. I want the contents of the files, not just a list of names.
A: cat ~/printme* | lp / lp ~/printme* / cat ~/printme* ~/.printme* | lp / lp $HOME/printme* / more ~/printme* | lp

Q: When was Linux created?
A: 90 / 91 / 1990 / 1991 / 1990-91 / 1990-1991
If wrong: Linux was created in 1990-1991

Q: What two people were the primary developers of the UNIX operating system?
A: Dennis Ritchie and Kenneth Thompson / Ken Thompson & Dennis Ritchie / Kenneth Thompson, Dennis Ritchie / Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson / Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie / Dennis Ritchie, Kenneth Thompson / Ken Thompson Dennis Ritchie / Dennis Ritchie, Ken Thompson / Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie / Kenneth Thompson and Dennis Ritchie / Dennis Ritchie & Ken Thompson / Dennis Ritchie, and Kenneth Thompson
If wrong: Dennis Ritchie and Kenneth Thompson were the primary UNIX developers.

Q: Where was UNIX developed?
A: Bell Labs / Bell Labs, NJ / Bell Labs, N.J. / At Bell Labs
If wrong: UNIX was developed in Bell Labs, Murray Hill, New Jersey.

Q: When was UNIX developed?
A: 1969 / 69 / !969-71 / 69-71
If wrong: Unix was developed in 1969 and became available in 1971.

Q: As we will use the term in this class, what is a process?
A: A running program / a program that is running / An instant of a program running on a computer / A process is a program that is being executed / An ongoing instance of a program / a running or executing program / actively running program
If wrong: A process is a running program.

Q: List four components of an Operating System.
A: Kernel, command line, GUI, libraries
If wrong: Components of an Operating System include: A kernel, a command line interface, a GUI, utility programs, libraries and productivity programs.

Q: List four common Linux Distributions.
A: Arch, Debian, Red Hat, CentOS
If wrong: Common Linux distros include: Arch, CentOS, Debian, Red Hat, SUSE and Ubuntu

Q: What are the advantages of working from the command line?
A: Fast, low resource requirement, powerful, always available
If wrong: Advantages of the command line include: Fast, low resource requirement, powerful, always available

Q: What is meant by the term "kernel"?
A: The central software of an OS that provides hardware interfaces and memory management, allocates CPU time and enables programs to interact with each other.
If wrong: The kernel is the central software of an OS that provides hardware interfaces and memory management, allocates CPU time and enables programs to interact with each other.