1.Question 1Which of the following statements are true about child processes in Windows? Select all that apply.1 pointA child process inherits environment variables and settings from its parent.A child process can be terminated by running the taskkill /pidcommand in the CLI.A child process is dependent on its parent process until the child process is terminated.A child process can be terminated by clicking on the X button in the top right corner of the application. 2.Question 2In Linux, what process has the PID of 1?1 pointgrepinitkernelless3.Question 3You want to find a process PID number for a process running on your Windows machine. How can you do this? Select all that apply. 1 pointSelect the Process tab in Task Manager. Select the Details tab in Task Manager.  Use the tasklist command from the CLI.Use the commandlet Get-Process from the PowerShell prompt. 4.Question 4Which of the following methods will provide information on processes that are running in Linux? Select all that apply.1 pointUse the ps -x command.Use the ls command.List the contents of the /etc directory.List the contents of the /proc directory.5.Question 5Which of the following represents a signal in Linux?1 pointSUDOSIGPROFTOUCHPING6.Question 6Which of the following options in Process Explorer will terminate a selected process? Select all that apply.1 pointKill Process TreeRestartKill ProcessSuspend7.Question 7In Linux, what signal puts a process into a suspended state?1 pointSIGTSTPSIGKILL SIGTERM SIGINT 8.Question 8In iOS and Android, what’s the first thing you should try when troubleshooting a misbehaving app?1 pointUninstall apps, one at a time, starting with the least recently used app.Check for an app that is using a lot of battery.Close apps, one at a time, starting with the least recently used app.Close apps, one at a time, starting with the foreground app.9.Question 9Which of the following Powershell commands will sort processes by amount of non-paged memory, in descending order?1 pointGet-Process| Sort NPM -descending | Select -property ID, ProcessNameGet-Process| Sort WS -ascending | Select -property ID, ProcessNameGet-Process| Sort CPU -descending | Select -property ID, ProcessNameGet-Process| Sort -property ID, ProcessName10.Question 10What does the top command do in Linux? Select all that apply.1 pointIt lists the top processes that are using the most resources on a machine.It provides information on process CPU and memory usage.It lists the top ten largest files on the system.It provides a snapshot of total tasks currently running or idling.