Which command-line based tool is now the default terminal application in Windows 11?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
This Medium Windows 10/11 Mcqs question asks: Which command-line based tool is now the default terminal application in Windows 11? The correct choice is C. Windows Terminal. Read the options below, commit to one, then use the explanation to see why that choice holds and why the others do not.
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- A. Command Prompt only
Why not A: “Command Prompt only” is not Windows Terminal.
- B. Windows Console Host
Why not B: “Windows Console Host” is not Windows Terminal.
- C. Windows Terminal ✓
- D. PowerShell ISE
Why not D: “PowerShell ISE” is not Windows Terminal.
Correct answer
C. Windows Terminal
Explanation
Windows Terminal is the term that matches “Which command-line based tool is now the default terminal application in Windows 11” (option C). Option A (Command Prompt only) is a different value from Windows Terminal. Option B (Windows Console Host) is a different value from Windows Terminal. Option D (PowerShell ISE) is a different value from Windows Terminal. Keep Windows Terminal as the Windows 10/11 Mcqs fact for this stem.
Source: Windows 10/11 Official Documentation
Tags: System Tools & Settings
Submitted by: MCQsHub Editorial
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