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CORRECT - See Section 4.1
Linux source code is available to:
 Anyone who has the knowledge needed to access it
CORRECT - See Section 4.1
A license where you don’t have access to the source code is called:
 Closed source
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.1
Richard Stallman is associated with:
 The Free Software Foundation
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.1
A copyleft provision in a software license means:
 If you redistribute the software, you must distribute the source to any changes you
make
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.2
The largest difference between the GPLv2 and BSD licenses is:
 BSD has no copyleft provision
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.1
The Free Software Foundation believes that:
(choose two)
 Software should be free to share
 Software should be free to modify
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.1
Which of the following licenses was made by the FSF?
 GPLv3
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.2
A permissive free software license:
(choose two)
 Means you can use the software for anything you want
 Places no restrictions on sharing modifications
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.2
Who founded the Open Source Initiative?
(choose two)
 Bruce Perens
 Eric Raymond
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.3
The Creative Commons version of Public Domain licensing is:
 No Rights Reserved (CC0)
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.1
Which of the following licenses was made by the FSF?
 
GPLv3
CORRECT - See Section 4.2
Linux is distributed under which license?
 
GPLv2
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.2
Who founded the Open Source Initiative?
(choose two)
 
Bruce Perens
 
Eric Raymond
CORRECT - See Section 4.2.2
A generic term for Open Source and Free Software is:
 
FLOSS
CORRECT - See Section 4.1
Source code refers to:
 
A human-readable version of computer software
CORRECT - See Section 4.1
Open source licenses differ, but generally agree that:
(choose two)
 
You should have access to the source code of software
 
You should be able modify the software as you wish
CORRECT - See Section 4.2
Your company makes a hardware firewall that runs a custom Linux kernel. What are your
obligations under GPLv2?
 
You must make the source to your kernel available