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Froggy Jumps File system conceptsOnline version Basics of file system by Dr ARUNA S 1 What is thrashing in an operating system? a When the computer spends more time swapping pages in and out of memory than doing actual work b When the computer monitor suddenly turns off c When a file is permanently deleted from the hard disk 2 Which file attribute is the only one kept in human-readable form? a Identifier b Name c Location 3 What is the main purpose of a file system? a To connect to the internet b To store, organize, and manage files and directories c To play audio and video files 4 In file attributes, what does "Location" refer to? a A unique tag for the file b The current size of the file c Pointer to file location on device 5 What is the simplest file access method, where information is processed in order, one record after another? a Sequential Access b Direct access c Indexed access 6 Which file access method has no restriction in the order of reading or writing and allows programs to read/write records rapidly in any order? a Sequential access b Direct access c Indexed access 7 What is the smallest unit of information that can be read from or written to a disk? a Track b Sector c Cylinder 8 What do you call the same numbered tracks on all the disk surfaces? a Track b Sector c Cylinder 9 Which directory structure has a single directory for all users? a Single level directory b Two level directory c Tree structured directory 10 In a Two-Level Directory, what is provided for each user? a A single directory shared by everyone b Seperate directory for each user c A hard disk partition 11 Which allocation method allocates contiguous (side-by-side) physical blocks on the hard disk to a file? a Contiguous Allocation b Linked allocation c Indexed allocation 12 What is a major advantage of Contiguous Allocation? a The disk will become fragmented b Excellent read performance c Supports only sequential access 13 In Linked List Allocation, each disk block allocated to a file contains what, in addition to data? a A secret password b Name of the file c A pointer which points to the next disk block 14 Which allocation scheme stores all the disk block pointers in one specific block, called the indexed block? a Linked allocation b Indexed allocation c Contiguous allocation 15 How does a file system keep track of available (free) space on a disk? a By using an open-file table b By using a file pointer c By using a free space list 16 When locking files, which lock allows several processes to acquire the lock concurrently (similar to a reader lock)? a Shared lock b Exclusive lock c Mandatory lock 17 Which piece of data is used to count how many times a file is currently open so the system knows when to remove it from the open-file table? a File pointer b File open count c Access rights 18 In a Tree-Structured Directory, what happens when you delete a directory like "mail"? a Only empty files are removed b The entire subtree rooted by "mail" is deleted c Nothing happens to the 19 What is the name of the storage structure that consists of information about a file? a Index block b I/O control block c File control block 20 Which file operation is used to reset a file's length to zero and erase its contents without completely removing the file from the directory? a Delete b Truncate c Create

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by Dr ARUNA S

What is thrashing in an operating system?

Which file attribute is the only one kept in human-readable form?

What is the main purpose of a file system?

In file attributes, what does "Location" refer to?

What is the simplest file access method, where information is processed in order, one record after another?

Which file access method has no restriction in the order of reading or writing and allows programs to read/write records rapidly in any order?

What is the smallest unit of information that can be read from or written to a disk?

What do you call the same numbered tracks on all the disk surfaces?

Which directory structure has a single directory for all users?

In a Two-Level Directory, what is provided for each user?

Which allocation method allocates contiguous (side-by-side) physical blocks on the hard disk to a file?

What is a major advantage of Contiguous Allocation?

In Linked List Allocation, each disk block allocated to a file contains what, in addition to data?

Which allocation scheme stores all the disk block pointers in one specific block, called the indexed block?

How does a file system keep track of available (free) space on a disk?

When locking files, which lock allows several processes to acquire the lock concurrently (similar to a reader lock)?

Which piece of data is used to count how many times a file is currently open so the system knows when to remove it from the open-file table?

In a Tree-Structured Directory, what happens when you delete a directory like "mail"?

What is the name of the storage structure that consists of information about a file?

Which file operation is used to reset a file's length to zero and erase its contents without completely removing the file from the directory?