22. When managing memory, where does the operating system keep the most commonly accessed data pages?
- In RAM
- In the cloud
- In a special hidden file on the root partition of a volume called page file dot sys
- On the hard drive
23. In Linux, what happens when you enter the command sudo swapon /dev/sdb1?
- You create a new disk partition.
- You mount a swap partition.
- You format a disk partition for swap space.
- You enable swap on the selected device.
24. What is the identifier that indexes a file’s entry in the MFT?
- The volume
- The filename
- The creation timestamp
- The file record number
25. What is the Linux equivalent to Window’s Master File Table (MFT)?
- ipod table
- ipath table
- ilink table
- inode table
26. Which of the following commands will run the check disk utility and fix any problems it finds?
- chkfix
- chkdsk /F
- fsck
- chkdsk
27. Some versions of Linux will automatically run fsck on your computer to check for issues and attempt to auto-repair the file system. In these cases, when will your system automatically run fsck?
- Any time you boot your computer.
- Only when you update your Linux kernel.
- Only when the operating system sets a bit in a metadata file that indicates there’s corruption.
- At whatever time you schedule your system to run fsck.
29. The Windows Disk Management Utility provides which of the following? Select all that apply.
- A utility to make modifications to the disk and partitions on a computer
- Information about the free and total capacity of disks and partitions on a computer
- Information about a computer’s disks and disk partitions, as well as their file systems
- A command line interface
30. How does a shortcut link to another file?
- By referencing a copy of the other file
- By referencing the other file’s reference number
- By referencing the other file’s location on the hard drive
- By referencing the other file’s name
31. How does a Linux hardlink link to another file?
- By referencing the other file’s name
- By referencing the other file’s physical location on the hard drive
- By referencing the other file’s inode
- By referencing a copy of the other file
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32. Which of the following are common risks for file corruption?
- Sudden computer shut offs
- System failures
- Software bugs
- Hitting the eject button in the OS
33. In Linux, what information will be displayed about a computer’s disks when the sudo parted -l command is executed in the CLI? Select all that apply.
- The partition table types for each disk
- The number of partitions on each of the computer’s disks
- The security permissions for each partition
- The sizes of the disk partitions
