Write the command that answers these questions.  I don't want the answer.  I want the command that produces
the answer.

1) Does any file in /usr/bin/ have a filename that starts with an 'q'?


2) Does any file in /usr/bin have a filename that has a 'q' for the third letter?


3) How many files within the /lib subtree (i.e. /lib and below) are greater than 1mb in size?
I want a command that produces number(s).

4) List all files within the /lib subtree that end in ".so"

5) Make me a list of all users in /etc/passwd in alphabetic order.  Hint:  You should check out 
the output of the ' cut  --fields=1 --delimiter=: < /etc/passwd'

6) Make me a file containing the list of files and directories in /home



Just tell me the answer

7) How many entries in /etc/passwd do not corespond to actual humans?

8) What is special about a user with the userid of 1?

9) Which of these files are world readable:  /etc/passwd, /etc/group, /etc/shadow, /etc/gshadow? 

10) True/False.  If two users have the same data in the second field of /etc/shadow, then they also
have the same password.

11) What is the name of the command that decrypts entries in /etc/shadow into the original password?

Just do it

12-13-14) Make me a user with the username of 'speaker', the password 'altec', and the numeric userid of 12345.

15-16-17) Fix the thing I break.