Linux Directory Structure Quiz

If the first letter in output of ls -l command is d, then it means it is a:

Which command is used to move between directories at the Linux terminal?

Which command prints the full path to current active directory?

Which directory contains things like logs & database that keep on changing frequently?

Which folder contains the Kernel, firmware, and other related system files?

Which command can be used to move to the parent of the current directory?

Where do removable automount devices get mounted?

Which directory contains a lot of the files that the program uses to run. This directory is needed to control the operating system.

What does the / directory signify?

Which folder is used by the root user?