To change the position of a replaceable parameter in a batch file, use:

a. Shift

b. Goto

c. If

d. Put

e. Pushd

. To abort any batch file, use:

a. CTL-Z (^Z)

b. CTL-A (^A)

c. CTL-B (^B)

d. CTL-C (^C)

e. CTL-X (^X)

The _____________ command can be used to create quick ASCII files through redirection to a file.

a. DISPLAY

b. ECHO

c. GOTO

d. PUT

e. IF

If you wanted to create a batch file that changes to the C: drive, then goes to the subdirectory \WP on C:, then executes the WP.EXE application, then returns to the root of C:, then clears the screen, what would be the command sequence?

a. C:, CD \WP, WP, CD \, CLS

b. CD C:, CD WP, WP, CD, CLS

c. CD C:\, CD WP, WP, CD C:, CLS

d. C:, CD WP.EXE, WP, CD, CLS

e. C:, CD .. WP, WP, CD, CLS

You want to make a batch file that changes to drive E:, goes to the subdirectory \UTILS, executes the command CHKDSK F:\ with the parameter to fix any problems that it finds, then exits to the Windows XP desktop. What would this sequence look like?

a. E:\, CD UTILS, CHKDSK /F:, EXIT

b. E:\, CD .. UTILS, CHKDSK /F, LOGOUT

c. CD E, CD UTILS, CHKDSK F:\ /F, EXIT

d. E:\, CD UTILS, CHKDSK F:\ /F, EXIT

e. E:\, CD UTILS, CHKDSK F:\, LOGOUT