Real Time Operating system MCQ Quiz – Objective Question with Answer for Real Time Operating system

111. Who started Linux first as a personal project?

A. Linus Torvalds
B. Ken Thompson
C. Dennis Ritchie
D. John Dell

Answer: A

Linux was taken as a personal project by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki in Finland that is similar to UNIX as an operating system.

 

112. Which of the following is similar to UNIX OS?

A. Windows NT
B. MS-DOS
C. Linux
D. Windows 3.1

Answer: C

The Linux is similar to UNIX operating system but it is entirely different from the Windows NT, MS-DOS, and the Windows 3.1

 

113. Who had first described UNIX in an article?

A. Ken Thompson
B. Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson
C. Dennis Ritchie
D. Linus Torvalds

Answer: B

The UNIX was first described by Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson of Bell Research Labs in 1974 through an article.

 

114. What does MULTICS stand for?

A. multiplexed information and computing service
B. multiplexed information and code service
C. multiplexed inter-access code service
D. multiplexed inter-code sensor

Answer: A

MULTICS is a multiplexed information and computing service that generates software that would allow a large number of users for accessing the computer simultaneously.

 

115. Which of the following is the first version of the UNIX operating system?

A. PDP-2
B. Linux
C. MS-DOS
D. PDP-7

Answer: D

The PDP-7 processor is the first version of the UNIX which has a new filing system and new utilities.

 

116. Which of the following is a UNIX clone?

A. XENIX
B. Windows 3.1
C. Windows NT
D. Linux

Answer: A

The XENIX is a UNIX clone developed by Motorola in the year 2979 and is ported to many processors.

 

117. Which of the following is an alternate source of UNIX?

A. MS-DOS
B. Windows 3.1
C. Windows NT
D. Linux

Answer: A

With the many disadvantages of the UNIX operating system, Linux was used as an alternative source. The UNIX operating system was a more expensive operating system and most of the hardware was specific to the manufacturer, which restricted the use of UNIX and developed an alternative one, the Linux.

 

118. Which of the following are grouped into directories and subdirectories?

A. register
B. memory
C. files
D. routines

Answer: C

The files are grouped into directories and subdirectories. This file system contains all the data files, commands, programs, and special files which allow access to the physical computer system. The file system of the Linux operating system is similar to the UNIX operating system.

 

119. Which character is known as a root directory?

A. ^
B. &
C. &&
D. /

Answer: D

The character / is used at the beginning of the file name or the pathname which is used as the starting point and is known as the root directory or root.

 

120. How many types of Linux files are typically used?

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5

Answer: C

There are four types of Linux files. These are regular, special, directories and named pipes.

 

121. Which filesystem of Linux has mass storage devices?

A. physical file system
B. temporary file system
C. ram
D. register

Answer: A

The physical file system has mass storage devices such as hard disks and floppy which are allocated to parts of the logical file system.

 

122. Which file type of Linux has no restriction on size and can have any kind of data?

A. special
B. regular
C. directories
D. named pipes

Answer: B

There are four types of Linux files. These are regular, special, directories and named pipes in which the regular file type can have any kind of data and does not have restrictions in size, the special file type represent certain terminals such as physical I/O device, and the directories can hold lists of files, and the named pipes are similar to regular files but restricted in size.

 

123. Which file type of Linux is similar to the regular file type?

A. named pipe
B. directories
C. regular file
D. special file

Answer: A

Among the Linux files, the regular file type is similar to the named pipe but these are restricted in size. On the other hand, the regular file does not have restrictions.

 

124. Which file type of Linux holds lists of files rather than the actual data?

A. regular
B. special
C. directories
D. named pipes

Answer: C

The directories can hold lists of files other than the actual data, but the other file type does not have this characteristic.

 

125. Which filesystem of Linux can be implemented on a system with two hard disks?

A. logical file system
B. physical file system
C. special file type system
D. regular file type system

Answer: A

The physical file system is allocated to the parts of the logical file system. The logical file system can be implemented on a system with two hard disks by the allocation of the bin directory under the hard disk 1 and the file subsystem under the hard disk 2.

 

126. Which directory is allocated on the hard disk 1 of the physical storage in a Linux operating system?

A. term
B. dev
C. etc
D. bin

Answer: D

The bin directory is on the hard disk 1 of the physical storage whereas the term, dev, etc is on the hard disk 1 of the physical logical file system.

 

127. Which process defines the allocation of the mass storage to the logical file system?

A. mounting
B. de-allocation
C. demounting
D. unmounting

Answer: A

The allocation of the mass storage to the logical file system is known as the mounting and its reverse operation, deallocation of the mass storage is known as unmounting.

 

128. Which commands can be used to access the removable media?

A. system calls
B. loop instruction
C. mount and unmount command
D. procedure commands

Answer: C

The commands such as mount and unmount commands are used to access the removable media like the floppy disks, through the logical file system.

 

129. Which target directory is used in the file system of the Linux operating system?

A. /mnt
B. /etc
C. /term
D. /bin

Answer: A

The /mnt is the target directory used in the file system of the Linux operating system but the special file names can vary from system to system.

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