1.Question 1What happens when you format a filesystem on a partition?1 pointYou eject a storage device.The partition becomes a volume.Your machine switches between operating systems.You mount a new physical storage device.2.Question 2What is the maximum volume size for an MBR partition?1 pointOne terabyte.Two gigabytes.Two terabytes.1024 megabytes.3.Question 3The Windows Disk Management Utility provides which of the following? Select all that apply.1 pointA command line interfaceInformation about a computer’s disks and disk partitions, as well as their file systemsA utility to make modifications to the disk and partitions on a computerInformation about the free and total capacity of disks and partitions on a computer4.Question 4In 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.1 pointThe partition table types for each diskThe sizes of the disk partitionsThe number of partitions on each of the computer’s disksThe security permissions for each partition5.Question 5Fill in the blank: Virtual memory dedicates an area of the hard drive to use a storage base for blocks of data called _____.1 pointpagesRAMbase storagedatabases6.Question 6In Linux, what happens when you enter the command sudo swapon /dev/sdb1?1 pointYou format a disk partition for swap space.You create a new disk partition.You mount a swap partition.You enable swap on the selected device.7.Question 7What is the identifier that indexes a file’s entry in the Master File Table (MFT)?1 pointThe file record numberThe filenameThe volumeThe creation timestamp8.Question 8What is the Linux equivalent to Window’s Master File Table (MFT)?1 pointipod tableilink tableipath tableinode table 9.Question 9Which of the following are common risks for file corruption?1 pointSystem failuresSudden computer shut offsSoftware bugsHitting the eject button in the OS10.Question 10What must you do before trying to manually repair a file system with the fsck command?1 pointMake sure the file system is properly mounted.Reboot your computer.Make sure the file system is properly unmounted.Run the chkdsk command.