Chapter 15 Quiz (ITN107) - Working with the Command Line Interface

A folder inside another folder is called a(n) ________.

What Windows command can be used to copy entire directories, including subdirectories?

The command-line interface tells a user that it's ready to receive commands by displaying a specific set of characters called a(n) ________.

Which of these is not a valid Microsoft Office file extension?

Which command is used to create a new directory in Windows?

A text-based user interface, in which users type in instructions at a prompt, is also known as a ________ interface.

What is another name for a folder?

The part of a filename following the period (.) is called the ________.

Which Windows command will power down a local or remote computer?

What Linux command is used to create a new directory?

The exact location of a file is called its ________.

In older Windows versions, the filename was restricted to ________ characters.

Which of these characters gives you all possible switches for a Windows command?

Which key in the Windows command-line interface brings back the previous command, one letter at a time?

Which symbol is called a pipe?

What Linux command displays the current working directory?

Which wildcard character replaces a single character in the command-line interface?

What switch to the Linux cp command allows it to copy multiple folders and files?

On a Linux system it is considered bad manners to create files and folders in the ________ directory.

In Windows, hard drive partitions are usually start with the letter ________.

Which Windows command will copy encrypted files?

Windows uses a ________ to organize the contents in drives.

In the Windows command-line syntax, a directory is referred to by which character(s)?

A file not within a subfolder is said to be in the ________.

What separates a filename and its extension?

The standard copy/move commands can work on only one ________ at a time.

Which command shows the contents of the current directory in Windows?

Which Linux command lists the contents of a directory?

A Windows command switch is expressed by using which character?

What Linux command describes the syntax and options of a specific command?

A common way to access the command-line interface in Windows is through the ________.

Which command will allow you to go up a single directory level at a time?