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Question 1

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1. What is not a main structural element of a computer system?
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  • Main Memory
  • I/O Modules
  • System Bus
  • Operating system
  • Processor

Question 2

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2. Which of the following registers are used by the processor to exchange data with memory?
Answer
  • I/OAR and I/OBR
  • Program status word
  • PC and IR
  • MAR and MBR

Question 3

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3. Which of the following registers are used by the processor to exchange data with input/output module?
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  • I/OAR and I/OBR
  • MAR and MBR
  • Program status word
  • PC and IR

Question 4

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4. Which of the following element of a computer system controls the operation of the computer and performs its data processing functions?
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  • Processor
  • System bus
  • I/O modules
  • Main memory

Question 5

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5. Which of the following element of a computer system stores data and programs?
Answer
  • I/O modules
  • Processor
  • System bus
  • Main memory

Question 6

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6. Which of the following provides for communication among elements of a computer system?
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  • • I/O modules
  • • Processor
  • • System bus
  • • Main memory

Question 7

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7. Which of the following element of a computer system moves data between the computer and its external environment?
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  • • Main memory
  • • Processor
  • • I/O modules
  • • System bus

Question 8

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8. The processor contains a single data register, called
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  • • PSW
  • • AC
  • • IR
  • • PC

Question 9

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9. This register specifies a particular input/output device
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  • • I/OBR
  • • Memory buffer register
  • • I/OAR
  • • Memory address register

Question 10

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10. This register is used for the exchange of data between an I/O module and the processor
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  • • I/OBR
  • • Memory buffer register
  • • I/OAR
  • • Memory address register

Question 11

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11. This register contains the data to be written into memory or which receives the data read from memory
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  • • I/OBR
  • • memory address register
  • • memory buffer register
  • • I/OAR

Question 12

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12. This register specifies the location in memory for the next read or write
Answer
  • • I/OBR
  • • Memory buffer register
  • • I/OAR
  • • Memory address register

Question 13

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14. Which register contains the address of the next instruction to be fetched?
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  • • process counter
  • • program counter
  • • execution register
  • • instruction register

Question 14

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14. Which register contains the instruction most recently fetched?
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  • • process counter
  • • instruction register
  • • execution register
  • • program counter

Question 15

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15. Which register contains condition codes set by the processor hardware as the result of operations?
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  • • Stack pointer
  • • Program status word
  • • Accumulator
  • • Program counter

Question 16

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16. The fetched instruction is loaded into the
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  • • PC
  • • Memory
  • • Accumulator
  • • IR

Question 17

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17. At the beginning of each instruction cycle, the processor fetches an instruction from the memory. The address of the instruction is held in
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  • • PC
  • • MAR
  • • MBR
  • • IR

Question 18

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18. The processor is executing ‘Load AC from memory’ instruction. Choose the correct micro-instructions:
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  • • PC -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> AC IR -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> AC
  • • PC -> MBR M -> MAR MAR -> IR IR -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> AC
  • PC -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> IR IR -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> AC
  • • PC -> MAR M -> MBR MBR -> IR IR -> MBR M -> MAR MAR -> AC

Question 19

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19. When an I/O device completes an I/O operation, the device issues an interrupt signal to the processor and then:
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  • • The processor stops execution of the current instruction without finishing it and responds to the interrupt
  • • The processor loads the program counter with the entry location of the interrupt-handling routine
  • • The processor saves information needed to resume the current program at the point if interrupt
  • • The processor finishes execution of the current instruction before responding to the interrupt

Question 20

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20. When the time required for the I/O operation is less that the time to complete the execution of instructions between write operations in the user program, it is:
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  • • Short I/O wait
  • • Long I/O wait
  • • Slow I/O wait
  • • Fast I/O wait

Question 21

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21. When the time required for the I/O operation will take much more time than executing a sequence of user instructions, it is:
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  • • Short I/O wait
  • • Fast I/O wait
  • • Long I/O wait
  • • Slow I/O wait

Question 22

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22. If there no interrupts, after each write operation, the processor must:
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  • • Pause and remain idle until the I/O operation
  • • Save the PSW and PC onto control stack
  • • Finish execution of current instruction
  • • Load new PC value

Question 23

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23. Complete the relationship concerning the memory systems: faster access time –
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  • • smaller cost per bit
  • • faster access speed
  • • greater cost per bit
  • • lower capacity

Question 24

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24. Complete the relationship concerning the memory systems: greater capacity –
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  • • smaller cost per bit
  • • faster access speed
  • • greater cost per bit
  • • lower capacity

Question 25

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25. Complete the relationship concerning the memory systems: greater capacity –
Answer
  • • faster access speed
  • • greater cost per bit
  • • slower access time
  • • lower capacity

Question 26

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26. The smaller, more expensive, faster memory is:
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  • • Register
  • • Main memory
  • • Cache
  • • Disk drive

Question 27

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27. If the accessed word is found in the faster memory, that is defined as a:
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  • • evrika
  • • hit
  • • win
  • • bingo

Question 28

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28. If the accessed word is not found in the faster memory, that is defined as a:
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  • • Loss
  • • zero
  • • miss
  • • ricochet

Question 29

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29. This type of memory is nonvolatile:
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  • • Main memory
  • • Cache
  • • Secondary memory
  • • Register

Question 30

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30. When a processor attempts to read a byte or word of memory, it firstly checks the:
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  • • Main memory
  • • Secondary memory
  • • Cache
  • • Register

Question 31

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31. This chooses which block to replace when a new block is to be loaded into the cache and the cache already had all slots filled with other blocks:
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  • • locality of reference
  • • cache size
  • • write policy
  • • replacement algorithm

Question 32

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32. If the contents of a block in the cache are altered, then it is needed to save it back to main memory before replacing it. This is called:
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  • • replacement algorithm
  • • locality of reference
  • • mapping function
  • • write policy

Question 33

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33. Which of the following is not a technique possible for I/O operations?
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 34

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34. The processor issues an I/O command to a module and waits, periodically checking the status of the I/O module until it finds that the operation is complete.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 35

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35. The I/O module performs the requested action and then sets the appropriate bits in the I/O status register but takes no further action to alert the processor.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 36

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36. The main disadvantage of this technique: it is a time-consuming process that keeps the processor busy needlessly.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 37

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37. The processor issues an I/O command to a module and then go on to some other useful work.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 38

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38. The I/O module performs the requested action and alerts the processor to request service when it is ready to exchange data with the processor.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 39

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39. The main disadvantage of this technique: consumes a lot of processor time, because every word of data that goes from memory to I/O module or from I/O module to memory must pass through the processor.
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  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Direct memory access (DMA)

Question 40

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40. The processor issues an I/O command to a separate module, by sending the type of operation (read/write), the address of the I/O device, the starting location in memory for data, number of words. Then the processor continues with other work.
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  • • Direct memory access (DMA)
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O

Question 41

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41. The module transfers the entire block of data to/from memory without going through the processor.
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  • • Direct memory access (DMA)
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O

Question 42

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42. The main disadvantage of this technique: there is a competition for bus usage.
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  • • Direct memory access (DMA)
  • • Manual memory access
  • • Programmed I/O
  • • Interrupt-driven I/O

Question 43

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43. A hardcopy sign-up sheet was used to reserve computer time with
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  • • Time allocating
  • • Time slicing
  • • Time sliding
  • • Time scheduling

Question 44

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44. A system clock generates interrupts at a rate of approximately one every 0.2 seconds. At each clock interrupt, the OS regained control and could assign the processor to another user. This technique is known as
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  • • Time allocating
  • • Time slicing
  • • Time sliding
  • • Time scheduling

Question 45

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45. Batch operating systems were used (years)
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  • • In early 1960s
  • • From the mid-1950 to early 1960s
  • • From the late 1940s to the mid-1950s

Question 46

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46. Job control language was used
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  • • From the mid-1950s to early 1960s
  • • From late 1940s to the mid-1950s
  • • used to provide instructions to the monitor,In early 1960s

Question 47

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47. Serial processing was used
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  • • From the mid-1950s to early 1960s
  • • From late 1940s to the mid-1950s
  • • In early 1960s

Question 48

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48. The central idea in this system was the use of a piece of software known as the monitor
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  • • Serial processing
  • • Multiprogrammed batch system
  • • Simple batch system
  • • Time-sharing-system

Question 49

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49. The concept of a batch operating system was developed to
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  • • Minimize processor utilization
  • • Support interactive mode
  • • Minimize response time
  • • Maximize processor utilization (To improve utilization)

Question 50

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50. The concept of modes of operation (user mode, system mode) was introduced with
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  • • Serial processing
  • • Multiprogrammed batch system
  • • Simple batch system
  • • Time-sharing-system

Question 51

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51. The principal objective of the time-sharing system is to
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  • • Maximize processor utilization
  • • Maximize response time
  • • Minimize processor utilization
  • • Minimize response time

Question 52

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52. The processor was often idle waiting for the I/O instruction to conclude. To overcome the problem the following approach was introduced: when one job needs to wait for I/O, the processor can switch to the other job. This was a
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  • • Time-sharing-system
  • • Serial processing
  • • Simple batch system
  • • Multiprogramming or multitasking batch system

Question 53

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53. The programmer interacted directly with the computer hardware with
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  • • Multiprogrammed batch systems
  • • Time-sharing-systems
  • • Serial processing
  • • Simple batch systems

Question 54

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54. The serial processing presented two main problems:
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  • • scheduling
  • • multiprogramming
  • • time slicing
  • • using a monitor
  • • setup time

Question 55

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55. There were no OS with
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  • • Multiprogrammed batch systems
  • • Time-sharing-systems
  • • Serial processing
  • • Simple batch systems

Question 56

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56. This system handles multiple interactive jobs
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  • • Multiprogrammed batch system
  • • Serial processing
  • • Simple batch system
  • • Time-sharing-system

Question 57

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57. This system was developed by General Motors for the use on an IBM 701
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  • • Time-sharing system
  • • Multiprogrammed batch system
  • • Serial processing
  • • Simple Batch Systems or GM-NAA I/O

Question 58

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58 This type of system was developed at MIT by a group known as Project MAC for the IBM 709 in 1961
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  • • Time-sharing-system
  • • Simple batch system
  • • Multiprogrammed batch system
  • • Serial processing

Question 59

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59. Lost signals, duplicate signals received'. This is
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  • • Failed mutual exclusion
  • • Deadlocks
  • • Nondeterminate program operation
  • • Improper synchronization

Question 60

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60. 'Two or more programs hung up waiting for each other'. This is
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  • • Improper synchronization
  • • Nondeterminate program operation
  • • Deadlocks
  • • Falled mutual exclusions

Question 61

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61. 'When programs share memory and their execution is interleaved by the processor, they may interfere with each other by overwriting common memory areas in unpredictable ways. The results of a particular program depend on the activities of other programs in a shared system'. This is
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  • • Improper syncronization
  • • Nondeterminate program operation
  • • Deadlocks
  • • Falled mutual exclusions

Question 62

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. Choose the storage management responsibility for "Many application programs require means for storing information for extended periods of time, after the computer has been powered down"
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  • • Support of modular programming
  • • Process isolation
  • • Automatic allocation and management
  • • Protection and access control
  • • Long-term storage

Question 63

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. Choose the storage management responsibility for "Programmers should be able to define program modules, and to create, destroy, and alter the size of modules dynamically"
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  • • Support of modular programming
  • • Process isolation
  • • Automatic allocation and management
  • • Long-term storage
  • • Protection and access control

Question 64

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Choose the storage management responsibility for "The OS can achieve efficiency by assigning memory to jobs only as needed"
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  • • Support of modular programming
  • • Process isolation
  • • Automatic allocation and management
  • • Long-term storage
  • • Protection and access control

Question 65

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. Choose the storage management responsibility for "The OS must allow portions of memory to be accessible in various ways by various users"
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  • • Support of modular programming
  • • Process isolation
  • • Automatic allocation and management
  • • Long-term storage
  • • Protection and access control

Question 66

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Choose the storage management responsibility for "The OS must prevent independent processes from interfering with each other's memory, both data and instructions"
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  • • Support of modular programming
  • • Process isolation
  • • Automatic allocation and management
  • • Long-term storage
  • • Protection and access control

Question 67

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In operating system security and protection, authenticity:
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  • • Concerned with protecting the system against interruption
  • • Protection of data from unauthorized modification
  • • Assuring that users cannot read data for which access is unauthorized
  • • Concerned with the proper verification of the identity of users and the validity of messages or data

Question 68

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In operating system security and protection, availability is:
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  • • Concerned with the proper verification of the identity of users and the validity of messages or data
  • • Assuring that users cannot read data for which access is unauthorized
  • • Protection of data from unauthorized modification
  • o Concerned with protecting the system against interruption

Question 69

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In operating system security and protection, confidentiality is:
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  • • Concerned with the proper verification of the identity of users and the validity of messages or data
  • • Assuring that users cannot read data for which access is unauthorized
  • • Protection of data from unauthorized modification
  • • Concerned with protecting the system against interruption

Question 70

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In operating system security and protection, data integrity is:
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  • • Concerned with protecting the system against interruption
  • • Protection of data from unauthorized modification
  • • Assuring that users cannot read data for which access is unauthorized
  • • Concerned with the proper verification of the identity of users and the validity of messages or data

Question 71

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Short-term scheduler, or dispatcher, picks a process. Each process in the queue is given some time in turn. This strategy is called:
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  • • Merry-go-round technique
  • • Carousel technique
  • • Prioritizing
  • • Round-robin technique

Question 72

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The base register
Answer
  • • Contains the staring address of the region of memory occupied by the process
  • • Points to the next instruction in that process to be executed
  • • Contains the index into the process list of the process currently controlling the processor
  • • Defines the size of the region of (in bytes or words)

Question 73

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. The limit register
Answer
  • • Contains the staring address of the region of memory occupied by the process
  • • Points to the next instruction in that process to be executed
  • • Contains the index into the process list of the process currently controlling the processor
  • • Defines the size of the region of (in bytes or words)

Question 74

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The process index register
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  • • Contains the index into a process list of the process currently controlling the processor
  • • Define the region in memory occupied by the process
  • • Points to the next instruction in that process to be executed
  • • Contains the starting address of the region of memory occupied by the process

Question 75

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This term was first used by the designers of Multics in the 1960s
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  • • Time sharing
  • • Multiprogramming
  • • Process
  • • Monitor

Question 76

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'Ease of evolution of an OS' corresponds to the following objective:
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  • • Ability to evolve
  • • Convenience
  • • Efficiency

Question 77

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'The OS as a resource manager' corresponds to the following objective:
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  • • Ability to evolve
  • • Convenience
  • • Efficiency

Question 78

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'The OS as a User/Computer interface' corresponds to the following objective:
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  • • Ability to evolve
  • • Convenience
  • • Efficiency

Question 79

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. An application programs is developed by the
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  • • Hardware
  • • Operating system
  • • End user
  • • Application programmer

Question 80

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The end user views a computer system in terms of
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  • • a set of applications
  • • a set of system programs
  • • utilities
  • • a set of machine instructions

Question 81

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The hardware and software used in providing applications to a user can be viewed in a:
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  • • leveled fashion
  • • sandwich fashion
  • • layered fashion
  • • classified fashion

Question 82

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This contains the most frequently used functions in the OS:
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  • • Centre
  • • Base
  • • Root
  • • Kernel (или nucleus)

Question 83

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Utilities are
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  • • Processor registers
  • • Opcodes
  • • System programs
  • • Application program

Question 84

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Process is
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  • • A program in execution
  • • A job in secondary memory
  • • Contents of main memory
  • • Program in High level language kept on disk
  • • contents of main memory
  • • a unit of activity characterized by execution of a sequence of instructions, a current state, and an associated set
  • • a job in secondary memory

Question 85

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A task in a blocked state
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  • • is waiting for same temporarily unavailable resources
  • • must still be placed in the run queues
  • • is executable
  • • is running

Question 86

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The systems which allows only one process execution at a time, are called
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  • ● unicasting systems
  • ● uniprogramming systems
  • ● uniprocessing systems
  • ● unitasking systems

Question 87

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The state of a process is defined by:
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  • • the current activity of the process
  • • the activity to next be executed by the process
  • • the final activity of the process
  • • the activity is just executed by the process

Question 88

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Which of the following is not the state of a process?
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  • • ready
  • • Old
  • • terminated
  • • running
  • • new

Question 89

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. Suppose that a process is in “Blocked” state waiting for some I/O service. When the service is completed, it goes to the:
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  • • Suspended state
  • • Terminated state
  • • Running state
  • • Ready state

Question 90

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. Which of the following state transitions is not possible?
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  • • ready to running
  • • blocked to ready
  • • running to blocked
  • • blocked to running

Question 91

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If a process is executing in its critical section, then no other processes can be executing in their critical section. This condition is called
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  • • synchronous exclusion
  • • mutual exclusion
  • • asynchronous exclusion
  • • critical exclusion

Question 92

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. Interprocess communication:
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  • • allows processes to communicate and synchronize their actions without using the same address space
  • • allows processes to communicate and synchronize their actions when using the same address space
  • • allows the processes to only synchronize their actions without communication
  • • none of the above

Question 93

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A sequence of instructions, in a computer language, to get the desired result, is known as?
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  • • program
  • • process
  • • instruction
  • • algorithm

Question 94

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In operating system, each process has its own:
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  • • program code
  • • all of the mentioned
  • • set of data
  • • address space and global variables

Question 95

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For each process OS creates and manages:
Answer
  • • Thread control block
  • • Program
  • • Program code
  • • Process control block

Question 96

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The available vector defines
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  • • total amount of each resource NOT allocated to any process
  • • total amount of each resource allocated to all processes
  • • total amount of each resource in the system
  • • total amount of resources required for all processes

Question 97

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The resource vector define
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  • • total amount of each resource NOT allocated to any process
  • • total amount of each resource allocated to all processes
  • • total amount of each resource in the system
  • • total amount of resources required for all processes

Question 98

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This matrix defines the current allocation to process i of the resource j
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  • • Claim matrix
  • • Request matrix
  • • Resource matrix
  • • Allocation matrix

Question 99

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This matrix defines the amount of resources of type j requested by process i
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  • • Claim matrix
  • • Request matrix
  • • Resource matrix
  • • Allocation matrix

Question 100

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This matrix defines requirements of processes i for the resources j
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  • • Claim matrix
  • • Request matrix
  • • Resource matrix
  • • Allocation matrix

Question 101

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The banker's algorithm is referred to as
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  • • resource allocation refusal
  • • loan allocation denial
  • • resource allocation denial
  • • denial of service

Question 102

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'Hold and wait' condition for deadlock is defined as
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  • • Each process holds resource needed by next process in chain
  • • Process holds a resource while awaiting for other resource
  • • No resource can be forcibly removed from process holding it
  • • Only one process may use a resource at a time

Question 103

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'Circular wait' condition for deadlock is defined as
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  • • Each process holds resource needed by next process in chain
  • • Process holds a resource while awaiting for other resource
  • • No resource can be forcibly removed from process holding it
  • • Only one process may use a resource at a time

Question 104

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'No preemption' condition for deadlock is defined as
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  • • Each process holds resource needed by next process in chain
  • • Process holds a resource while awaiting for other resource
  • • No resource can be forcibly removed from process holding it
  • • Only one process may use a resource at a time

Question 105

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'Mutual exclusion' condition for deadlock is defined as
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  • • Each process holds resource needed by next process in chain
  • • Process holds a resource while awaiting for other resource
  • • No resource can be forcibly removed from process holding it
  • • Only one process may use a resource at a time

Question 106

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What is NOT an example of consumable resource?
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  • • Messages
  • • Main memory
  • • Signals
  • • Information in I\O buffers

Question 107

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What is NOT an example of reusable resource?
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  • • i/o channels
  • • interrupt
  • • processors
  • • semaphores

Question 108

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This resource can be created and destroyed
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  • • finite resource
  • • restartable resource
  • • consumable resource
  • • resumable resource

Question 109

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This resource can be safely used by only one process at a time and is not depleted by that use
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  • • refreshing resource
  • • reusable resource
  • • replenishing resource
  • • refurbished resource

Question 110

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Deadlock inevitable region can be referred to as a
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  • ● false region
  • ● final region
  • ● fatal region
  • ● fun region

Question 111

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This illustrates the progress of two processes competing for two resources
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  • ● joint progress diagram
  • ● joint regress diagram
  • ● joint ingres diagram
  • ● joint process diagram

Question 112

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When each process in the set is blocked awaiting for resource seized by another blocked process
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  • ● it is a mortallock
  • ● it is a softlock
  • ● it is a deadlock
  • ● it is a deadend

Question 113

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Which of the following statements is false:
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  • • the system must stop everything while it performs the compaction
  • • compaction is also known as garbage collection
  • • the technique of storage compaction involves moving all occupied areas of storage to one end or other of main storage
  • • compaction does not involve relocation of programs

Question 114

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. Memory is:
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  • • is typically characterized by interactive processing and time-slicing of the CPU’s time to allow quick response to each user
  • • is a device that performs a sequence of operations specified by instructions in memory
  • • is a sequence of the instructions
  • • is the device where information stored

Question 115

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Processor is:
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  • • is typically characterized by interactive processing and time-slicing of the CPU’s time to allow quick response to each user
  • • is a device that performs a sequence of operations specified by instructions in memory
  • • is a sequence of the instructions
  • • is the device where information stored

Question 116

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Program is:
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  • • is typically characterized by interactive processing and time-slicing of the CPU’s time to allow quick response to each user
  • • is a device that performs a sequence of operations specified by instructions in memory
  • • is a sequence of the instructions
  • • is the device where information stored

Question 117

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The memory allocation scheme subject to "external" fragmentation is?
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  • • pure demand paging
  • • multiple contiguous fixed partitionings
  • • swapping
  • • segmentation
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