Apple 9L0-415 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Apple 9L0-415 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 211:

  How can you find out which application the Finder will use to open a specific document?

  A. Select the document icon in the Finder, choose Get Info from the File menu, and click the disclosure triangle next to "Open with" in the Info window to reveal the selected application in the pop-up menu.
  B. Select the document icon in the Finder, and choose Show Default Application from the File menu.
  C. Control-click the document icon in the Finder, and choose Show Application from the shortcut menu.
  D. Select the document icon in the Finder, choose Show Inspector from the File menu, click Application Bindings in the Inspector window, and scroll to locate the selected application in the pop-up menu.
  A. Select the document icon in the Finder, choose Get Info from the File menu, and click the disclosure triangle next to "Open with" in the Info window to reveal the selected application in the pop-up menu.

• Question 212:

  What are the two primary traditional installation methods in OS X?

  A. The Archive option in the Finder creates compressed zip archive files.
  B. Metadata is information stored outside of a file or folder. It provides additional information about files and folders. Examples include: file flags, extended file attributes, and permissions.
  C. The diagnostic reporting feature automatically creates a diagnostic report log any time an application crashes or hangs. The diagnostic report log can be viewed immediately, reported to Apple via the Internet, or viewed later in the / Applications/Utilities/Console application.
  D. Traditional installation methods are generally categorized as either a drag-and-drop installation, where the user simply copies the application to the local system; or as an installation package, where an installer process places the items on the local system.
  D. Traditional installation methods are generally categorized as either a drag-and-drop installation, where the user simply copies the application to the local system; or as an installation package, where an installer process places the items on the local system.

• Question 213:

  In OS X Mountain Lion, Safe Boot ________.

  A. increases data security by modifying Sharing settings, so only essential protocols are enabled at startup
  B. facilitates troubleshooting by preventing loading of third-party components in the operating system at startup
  C. increases data security by assigning all standard users Read-only privileges to mounted local volumes
  D. prevents users from accessing sensitive system files by loading Simple Finder instead of Finder at startup
  B. facilitates troubleshooting by preventing loading of third-party components in the operating system at startup

• Question 214:

  Standard is the default account type; administrative users can make changes to the system; a guest user doesn't require a password; sharing-only users can access only shared files; and the root user has unlimited access to any file or folder in the system.

  A. What does OS X use bundles or packages for?
  B. What are the advantages of code signing?
  C. What are some of the common file flags used by OS X?
  D. What are the five types of user accounts in OS X? How are they different?
  D. What are the five types of user accounts in OS X? How are they different?

• Question 215:

  What's a device driver? Which three primary types of device drivers are there?

  A. The Traceroute tab of Network Utility allows you to verify the connection hops between your Mac and a remote host.
  B. A device driver is software specially designed to facilitate the communication between OS X and a peripheral. Device drivers can be kernel extensions, framework plug-ins, or standalone applications.
  C. A Service Set Identifier, or SSID, is used to identify a Wi-Fi network name and associated configuration.
  D. A Safe Boot is initiated by holding down the Shift key during system startup
  B. A device driver is software specially designed to facilitate the communication between OS X and a peripheral. Device drivers can be kernel extensions, framework plug-ins, or standalone applications.

• Question 216:

  It depends on the printer. From Printing and Scanning preferences, sometimes you can simply select a new printer driver from the Options and Supplies dialog. In many cases though, to select a new printer driver for a configured printer you must delete and then re- add the printer.

  A. How can you identify if a Mac requires a firmware update?
  B. How can you reset a user's home folder permissions?
  C. How can you select a new printer driver for a configured printer?
  D. How can you identify duplicate fonts?
  C. How can you select a new printer driver for a configured printer?

• Question 217:

  Which IP address could a Mac assign to itself if no DHCP services were available on the network?

  A. 192.168.100.100
  B. 169.254.100.100
  C. 172.16.100.100
  D. 127.0.0.1
  B. 169.254.100.100

• Question 218:

  What are the system requirements for using FileVault 2?

  A. The four methods used to eject a volume or disk from the Finder are: Drag the disk icon to the Trash in the Dock. Press and hold the Eject key for a few moments to unmount and eject optical media. Select the volume you want to eject and choose Eject from the File menu. In the Finder sidebar, click the small Eject button next to the volume you want to unmount and eject.
  B. To enable FileVault 2, OS X systems must have the hidden OS X Recovery HD volume on the system disk. Further, any Legacy FileVault accounts must be decrypted and returned to normal accounts before FileVault 2 can be enabled.
  C. The system version, build number, and hardware serial number are located in the About This Mac dialog or the login screen. The system version number defines the specific version of OS X currently installed. The system build number is an even more specific identifier used primarily by developers. Finally, the hardware serial number is a unique number used to identify your specific Mac.
  D. Code-signed items include a digital signature that the system can use to verify the authenticity and integrity of the application or process and its resources.
  B. To enable FileVault 2, OS X systems must have the hidden OS X Recovery HD volume on the system disk. Further, any Legacy FileVault accounts must be decrypted and returned to normal accounts before FileVault 2 can be enabled.