COMPUTER SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE MCQS PART 27
1. _____ is a command given to a computer to perform a specified operation on some given data:
a. An instruction
b. Command
c. Code
d. None of these
Answer A
2. An instruction is guided by_____ to perform work according:
a. PC
b. ALU
c. Both a and b
d. CPU
Answer D
3. Two important fields of an instruction are:
a. Opcode
b. Operand
c. Only a
d. Both a & b
Answer D
4. Each operation has its _____ opcode:
a. Unique
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four
Answer A
5. which are of these examples of Intel 8086 opcodes:
a. MOV
b. ADD
c. SUB
d. All of these
Answer D
6. _______specify where to get the source and destination operands for the operation specified by the _______:
a. Operand fields and opcode
b. Opcode and operand
c. Source and destination
d. CPU and memory
Answer A
7. The source/destination of operands can be the_______ or one of the general-purpose register:
a. Memory
b. One
c. both
d. None of these
Answer A
8. The complete set of op-codes for a particular microprocessor defines the______ set for that processor:
a. Code
b. Function
c. Module
d. Instruction
Answer D
9. Which is the method by which instructions are selected for execution:
a. Instruction selection
b. Selection control
c. Instruction sequencing
d. All of these
Answer C
10. The simplest method of controlling sequence of instruction execution is to have each instruction explicitly specify:
a. The address of next instruction to be run
b. Address of previous instruction
c. Both a & b
d. None of these
Answer A
a. An instruction
b. Command
c. Code
d. None of these
Answer A
2. An instruction is guided by_____ to perform work according:
a. PC
b. ALU
c. Both a and b
d. CPU
Answer D
3. Two important fields of an instruction are:
a. Opcode
b. Operand
c. Only a
d. Both a & b
Answer D
4. Each operation has its _____ opcode:
a. Unique
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four
Answer A
5. which are of these examples of Intel 8086 opcodes:
a. MOV
b. ADD
c. SUB
d. All of these
Answer D
6. _______specify where to get the source and destination operands for the operation specified by the _______:
a. Operand fields and opcode
b. Opcode and operand
c. Source and destination
d. CPU and memory
Answer A
7. The source/destination of operands can be the_______ or one of the general-purpose register:
a. Memory
b. One
c. both
d. None of these
Answer A
8. The complete set of op-codes for a particular microprocessor defines the______ set for that processor:
a. Code
b. Function
c. Module
d. Instruction
Answer D
9. Which is the method by which instructions are selected for execution:
a. Instruction selection
b. Selection control
c. Instruction sequencing
d. All of these
Answer C
10. The simplest method of controlling sequence of instruction execution is to have each instruction explicitly specify:
a. The address of next instruction to be run
b. Address of previous instruction
c. Both a & b
d. None of these
Answer A
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