A) status register B) program status word C) program counter D) instruction register
A) stack pointer B) accumulator C) cache D) disk buffer
A) logical address B) physical address C) absolute address D) none of the mentioned
A) Memory management unit B) CPU C) None of the mentioned D) PCI
A) none of the mentioned B) fragmentation C) paging D) mapping
A) program counter B) page register C) page table base register D) stack pointer
A) relative address B) absolute address C) logical address D) physical address
A) base address of each page in physical memory B) page size C) page offset D) none of the mentioned
A) a paging technique B) a technique for overcoming internal fragmentation C) a technique for overcoming external fragmentation D) a technique for overcoming fatal error
A) each thread B) each instruction C) each process D) each address
A) None of the mentioned B) Physical address C) Logical address D) Neither physical nor logical
A) Physical address B) Logical address C) Logical address D) None of the mentioned
A) Virtual to physical mapper B) None of the mentioned C) Memory mapping unit D) Memory management unit
A) relocation register B) basic register C) delocation register D) relocation register
A) physical memory B) external storage C) none of the mentioned D) secondary storage
A) must B) has to be C) may D) can never
A) monitor B) backing store C) keyboard D) motherboard
A) disk to provide direct access to the memory images B) fast disk C) all of the mentioned D) disk large enough to accommodate copies of all memory images for all users
A) ready queue B) secondary storage C) cpu D) wait queue
A) all of the mentioned B) waiting C) execution D) context – switch |