Question $1(15$ points$)$

Navigate inside of the parks$\_$and$\_$rec directory using the cd command. Then, use the Is command to discover the contents of this directory. Describe the contents of the parks$\_$and$\_$rec directory using a bulleted, indented list like the one I started for you below. Use the cd or Is commands to find the contents of the subdirectories and update the list below $($for example, mark.txt is indented inside the city$\_$planner bullet$).$ Continue doing this until you've listed out all of the directories and files in the parks$\_$and$\_$rec directory. Make sure to include all files, directories, and their types in your list.

parks$\_$and$\_$rec: directory

city$\_$planner. directory

mark.txt: empty text file

deputy$\_$director. directory

$...$

Question $2(4$ points$)$

The Is command is a powerful tool with a lot of options. Type Is $-$help or refer to the slides or class notes and fill out the table describing the different options that Is has to offer. The first entry has been filled in for you.