$1.$ Return to your home directory and determine the shell you are using.

$2.$ Display the current user$$s ID and group membership.

$3.$ Display the group membership of the root account.

$4.$ Run the correct command to determine the user owner and group owner of the $/$etc$/$group

file.

$5.$ Create a new group named test and use your UIN as the GID.

$6.$ Display the group account information for the test group using grep.

$7.$ Change the group name of the test group to newtest.

$8.$ Add the current account $($xxxxx$)$ as a secondary member of the newtest group without

overriding this user$$s current group membership.