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File System Interface Directory Structure 1	File System Interface Directory Structure 2
File System Interface Mounting Sharing	File System Interface Protection
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Virtual Memory Page Replacement Algorithms 1	Virtual Memory Page Replacement Algorithms 2
Virtual Memory Thrashing

Reliability of files can be increased by _____________

A. Keeping the files safely in the memory
B. Making a different partition for the files
C. By keeping them in external storage
D. By keeping duplicate copies of the file

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Protection is only provided at the _____ level.

A. Lower
B. Central
C. Higher
D. None of the mentioned

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What is the main problem with access control lists?

A. Their maintenance
B. Their length
C. Their permissions
D. All of the mentioned

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Many systems recognize three classifications of users in connection with each file (to condense the access control list).

A. Owner
B. Group
C. Universe
D. All of the mentioned

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All users in a group get _______ access to a file.

A. Different
B. Similar
C. Same
D. None of the mentioned

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Universe consists of _____________

A. All users that aren’t included in the group or owners
B. All users that are not owners
C. All users in the system
D. None of the mentioned

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In UNIX, groups can be created and modified by?

A. Superuser
B. Any user
C. A programmer only
D. The people in the group only

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To control access the three bits used in UNIX are represented by _____________

A. R
B. W
C. X
D. All of the mentioned

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If each access to a file is controlled by a password, then what is the disadvantage?

A. User will need to remember a lot of passwords
B. It is not reliable
C. It is not efficient
D. All of the mentioned

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What will happen in a multi level directory structure?

A. The same previous techniques will be used as in the other structures
B. A mechanism for directory protection will have to applied
C. The subdirectories do not need protection once the directory is protected
D. None of the mentioned

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