Apple Mac OS X Support Essentials 10.6 - 9L0-403 Exam Practice Test

A. Hold down the Option key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, until a dialog appears, then select Target Disk Mode from the dialog.

B. Hold down the S key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, then type the command reboot -target.

C. Start up the computer from the Mac OS X Install DVD, then choose Target Disk Mode from the Utilities menu.

D. Hold down the T key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, until a FireWire icon appears on the screen.

A. The user will be required to enter an administrator password to mount the disk; once the disk is mounted, the user will be able to read any file on the disk, but will be required to re- enter an administrator password to modify or delete files.

B. The disk will mount, and the user will be able to read, modify, and delete any file on the disk.

C. The disk will mount, and the user will be able to read any file on the disk; the user will be required to enter an administrator password to modify or delete files on the disk.

D. The user will be required to enter an administrator password to mount the disk; once the disk is mounted the user will be able to read, modify, and delete any file on the disk.

A. The kernel starts launchd, then launchd starts all the other processes involved in startup.

B. The init process starts launchd, then launchd starts the items stored in the StartupItems folder.

C. The init process starts launchd, then launchd starts the scripts stored in /etc/chron/.

D. launchd starts the init process, then init starts all the other processes involved in startup.

A. 10.1.0.0 to 10.1.255.255

B. 10.1.5.0 to 10.1.5.255

C. 10.1.5.0 to 10.1.7.255

D. 10.1.5.1 to 10.1.5.256

A. Mac OS Extended (Journaled)

B. MS-DOS (FAT)

C. Unix File System

D. Mac OS Extended (Case-Sensitive, Journaled)

A. User accounts that have the Terminal application listed in the System tab of Parental Controls preferences.

B. User accounts defined in the /var/sudoers file.

C. User accounts defined as members of the staff group.

D. User accounts defined as members of the admin group.

A. BSD

B. Cocoa

C. X11

D. Carbon

A. Select Single-User Mode in the Startup Disk pane of System Preferences and restart the computer.

B. Hold down the Shift-Option keys while the computer restarts.

C. Type the command reboot -single in Terminal.

D. Hold down the Command-S keys while the computer restarts.

A. ~/Library/Cookies/

B. Library/Logs/

C. /System/Library/

D. Library/Caches/

E. ~/Downloads/

F. /tmp/

G. /etc/