Question 1
1. What is the purpose of a version control system?
To keep track of changes that are made to a file(s)
To keep track of who makes changes to a file(s)
To keep track of when changes to a file(s) were made
All of the above

Question 2
1. What are the two primary models for collaborative development using GitHub?

1. Individual Repository
2. Fork and Pull
3. Private Repository
4. Checkout and Commit
5. Shared Repository
6. Fork and Knife
7. Shared Repository
8. Fork and Pull

Question 3
1. A repository is ...
a history of all the changes made to a specific file
a collection of files and folders associated with a project
a list of all the bugs in your software
not useful

Question 4
1. What types of files can be stored and maintained in a version control system?
Text files
Java source code files
Python source code files
All of the above

Question 5
1. The purpose of a README file is to
provide information about the project or repository that it is a part of
show a log of all the changes made to a repository
show a log of all the changes made to a file
keep track of all developers that have access to the repository

Question 6
1. Which term below describes the process of putting changes made in one branch back into the master branch?
branching
committing
merging
combining

Question 7
1. With GitHub, what is the terminology used for asking someone to look at and accept changes you made to code in their repository?
Opening a pull request
Opening a push request
Opening an add request
Opening a commit request

Question 8
1. What makes a distributed version control system (DVCS) different from a normal version control system (VCS)?
A DVCS doesn't need a constant connection to a central repository
Nothing, they are different terms for the same thing
A DVCS keeps track of changes that are made to all of the files in its repositories
A DVCS requires a constant connection to a central repository.

Question 9
1. Which of the following shows the proper GitHub flow?

1. Create a branch
2. Add commits
3. Open a pull request
4. Discuss and review code
5. Merge
6. Deploy

7. Create a branch
8. Open a pull request
9. Discuss and review code
10. Add commits
11. Merge
12. Deploy

13. Open a pull request
14. Create a branch
15. Add commits
16. Discuss and review code
17. Merge
18. Deploy

19. Deploy
20. Merge
21. Create a branch
22. Add commits
23. Open a pull request
24. Discuss and review code

Question 10
1. Which of the following is used as a way to work on different versions of a repository at one time?
committing
branching
adding
updating

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