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This quiz checks your understanding of common GitHub terms and expressions.

To pass the quiz, you must correctly answer at least 9 of the 10 questions below.

Read each question and choose the correct answer. There's only one correct answer for each question.

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Which of the following best describes a branch?

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A final version shared with everyone


A backup saved for emergencies


A single file used by one person

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A separate version to work on changes

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What does to open an issue mean?

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To close a finished task


To fix the problem yourself


To ignore the problem

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To report a problem or request

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Which of the following means to upload changes to a remote repository?

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To compile


To attach


To investigate

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To push

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

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I already finish the task.


I never do this before.


I have completing the task now.

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I have already completed the task.

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What is a repository?

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A tool for testing code


A program for writing code


A message about an error

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A place where project files are stored

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What do you call a note that tells you what went wrong in the code?

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A previous version


An additional log


A future reference

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An error message

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Which sentence means to be connected or associated with something?

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This issue is related with our project.


This issue is related on our project.


This issue is related for our project.

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This issue is related to our project.

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What does to roll back mean?

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To move forward with changes


To save a new version


To delete everything

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To go back to an earlier version

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What is a configuration?

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A mistake in the system


A list of error messages


A finished product

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The setup or settings of a system

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What does this sentence mean: Don't forget to document it for future reference?

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Don't forget to share the code with others.


Make sure to back up the code files.


Remember to review the code regularly.

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Write down key details about the code for the future.