Operating System MCQ's Set1: Ans: D
Operating System MCQ's Set1: Ans: D
Ans:A
By operating system, the resource management can be done
via:
11 A. time division multiplexing
B. space division multiplexing
C. both (a) and (b)
D. none of the mentioned
Ans : C
If a process fails, most operating system write the error
information to a:
A. log file
12 B. another running process
C. new file
D. none of the mentioned
Ans:A
A properly designed operating system must ensure that an
incorrect (or malicious) program cannot cause other programs
13 to execute
(a)Incorrectly (b)Correctly (c) Both a and b (d)None
Ans: A
The user view of the system depends upon the
14 (a)CPU (b)Software (c)Hardware (d)Interface
Ans:D
Control and Status registers are used by processor to control
Ans: b
Kernel mode of the operating system is also called
(a) User mode (b)system mode (c)supervisor mode (d)both a
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and b
Ans:C
Error detection and response clears the
A. Program
B. Data
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C. Information
D. Error Condition
Ans:D
Program execution services are used to
A. Control Program
B. Delete Program
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C. Execute Program
D. Update Programs
Ans :C
Access control in operating system is just another name for
A. Data manipulation
B. Files Access
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C. Compartmentalization of resources
D. Data and Resources Access
Ans:C
Operating system provides System access function to protect
A. I/O Modules
B. Computer
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C. Memory
D. Data and Resources
Ans:D
Readfile() call function in windows operating system is a
UNIX's function called for
A. fork()
B. open()
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C. read()
D. close()
Ans: C
The kernel is _______ of user threads.
a) a part of
b) the creator of
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c) unaware of
d) aware of
Ans: C
23 Because the kernel thread management is done by the
Operating System itself :
a) kernel threads are faster to create than user threads
b) kernel threads are slower to create than user threads
c) kernel threads are easier to manage as well as create then
user threads
d) none of the mentioned
Ans:b
Kernel mode of operating system is also called
A. user mode
B. system mode
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C. supervisor mode
D. Data mode
Ans:C
Which of the following are the functions of operating system?
Ans :A
Bootstrap program that starts operating system is normally
27 stored in
A. RAM
B. ROM
C. hard disk
D. CD
Ans:B
Interrupts which are initiated by an instruction are
28 (a)Internal(B)External(C)Hardware (D)Software
Ans. D
Example of open source operating system is
29 A. UNIX B. Linux C. windows D. both a and b
Ans: D
Kernel mode of operating system runs when mode bit is
A. 1
B. 0
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C. x
D. undefined
Ans:B
To access the services of operating system, the interface is
provided by the
A. system calls
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B. API
C. library
D. assembly instructions
ANSWER: A
Cache memory is used
A. to avoid speed mismatch
B. to storage the data
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C. for data accusation
D. none of the above
ANSWER: A
33 What is the high speed memory between the main memory
and the CPU called?
a) Register Memory
b) Cache Memory
c) Storage Memory
d) Virtual Memory
Ans:B
Cache Memory is implemented using the DRAM chips.
a) True
b) False
34 Answer: b
Explanation: The Cache memory is implemented using the
SRAM chips and not the DRAM chips. SRAM stands for
Static RAM. It is faster and is expensive.
Whenever the data is found in the cache memory it is called
as _________
a) HIT
35 b) MISS
c) FOUND
d) ERROR
Ans:A
When the data at a location in cache is different from the data
located in the main memory, the cache is called
_____________
a) Unique
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b) Inconsistent
c) Variable
d) Fault
Ans:B
The transfer between CPU and Cache is ______________
a) Block transfer
b) Word transfer
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c) Set transfer
d) Associative transfer
Answer:b
Explanation: The transfer is a word transfer. In the memory
subsystem, word is transferred over the memory data bus and
it typically has a width of a word.
Levels between CPU and main memory were given a name of
38 A.Hit time B.Miss Rate C.Locality in time D.Cache
Ans.D