Free LPI 010-160 Actual Exam Questions - Question 9 Discussion

Question No. 9
What command displays manual pages? (Specify ONLY the command without any path or
parameters.)
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James S.
2026-02-21

The command to display manual pages is man. Info provides documentation but it’s not the same as traditional man pages, so man fits best here.

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Saad I.
2026-02-10

man is the only command that directly shows manual pages.

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Saad I.
2026-01-28

man is the standard, no other command fits better for manuals.

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Peter U.
2026-01-21

Man is the go-to command because it’s specifically designed to show manual pages. Help is more for shell built-ins and won’t show the full manual. Since they want just the command without parameters, man fits perfectly and is universal across Unix-like systems.

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Mark I.
2026-01-19

I think the question is pretty straightforward, just the base command to show manuals. 'man' is the standard one on most Unix-like systems, so it fits best. 'help' usually gives shell built-in help, not full manual pages, so that’s probably out. No need to add paths or options since they ask for just the command itself.

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Mark I.
2026-01-18

Is this question asking for the base command only or can it include common aliases like 'man' or 'help'? Also, is there a specific OS or shell environment we're focusing on here?

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