Overview
This quiz is part of the CompTIA A+ 220-1201 exam study material, specifically focusing on acronyms and terms relevant to the exam.
File Systems (Example Question)
- APFS is a file system developed by Apple for use in its operating systems.
- Other file systems listed include XFS, EFS, and CIFS, but these are not Apple file systems.
Practice Exam Navigation
- The site offers a variety of practice tests split by exam parts and topics for both Core 1 (220-1101/220-1201) and Core 2 (220-1102/220-1202).
- Acronym quizzes are available for multiple parts and help reinforce recognition of IT terms.
- Tests include topics like mobile hardware, networking, storage, virtualization, security, troubleshooting, and operating systems.
Key Terms & Definitions
- APFS — Apple File System; used in modern Apple devices and operating systems.
- XFS — A high-performance file system used mostly in Linux servers.
- EFS — Encrypting File System; a Windows feature for file encryption.
- CIFS — Common Internet File System; a network file-sharing protocol.
Action Items / Next Steps
- Complete all segments of the A+ 220-1201 Acronyms Quizzes to become familiar with key terminology.
- Review practice exams by topic to identify weak areas in preparation for the A+ exam.
- Focus on learning the definitions and context of acronyms like APFS, XFS, EFS, and CIFS.