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Explanation: As with files, all processes that run on a GNU/Linux system are organized in the form of a tree.
The root of this tree is init. Each process has a number (its PID, Process ID), together with the number of its
parent process (PPID, Parent Process ID). The PID of init is 1, and so is its PPID: init is its own father.
Reference: http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/mdoc/ref/process.html
Incorrect Answers
A: Process ID number 1 represents init, not bash.
B: Process ID number 1 represents init, not the kernel.
D: Init always has a process ID of 1. It does not vary.
E: Init has a process ID of 1.