IBCS Topic 6+7

IBCS Topic 6+7

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30 Qs

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IBCS Topic 6+7

IBCS Topic 6+7

Assessment

Quiz

Religious Studies

University

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Taliesin Murphy

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30 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

What has the most usages of the OS (if it has a wrong one the whole thing doesn't count)?

Peripherals

Memory Management

Secondary Storage Management

UI

Power

Time Slicing

Interrupts

Scheduling

Multitasking

VM

Ping

Paging

Peripherals

Power

Interrupts

Scheduling

Multitasking

Memory Management

Secondary Storage Management

UI

Software management

Answer explanation

The correct choice is Memory Management, Secondary Storage Management, UI, and Software management as they are essential functions of an operating system.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is a purely CLI based Operating System?

MicroCore

Windows

MacOS

Arch linux

Answer explanation

MicroCore is a purely CLI based Operating System, making it the correct choice from the given options.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the benefits of RISC-V when compared to CISC based architecture such as x86

RISC-V is more complex than x86 and therefore allows for faster processing

RISC-V consumes more power than x86 but it is faster

RISC-V has worse performance in all workloads compared to x86

RISC-V is simpler than x86 but it is not yet faster than CISC based cpu's developed by intel even though this is the case RISC based cpu's are still cheaper and there is no reason for CISC based cpu's being faster other than then being developed more

Answer explanation

RISC-V is simpler than x86 but not yet faster than CISC based CPUs like Intel's. RISC CPUs are cheaper, and CISC's speed advantage is due to more development.

4.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

10 sec • 1 pt

CPU:

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 4 pts

Describe a way the OS of network workstation hides the complexity of the network from the user

Single processor is mainly occupied with the OS jobs and might not be able to handle multiple jobs
Rendering 3D graphics requires a great deal of processing (which a single processor may not be able to give)

It does not waste storage on functions that are not needed

Makes maximum use of the available (limited) memory to provide the features needed for the phone

Ensures high level of security

It assigns a block of memory to the program when the program requests for memory
It would also reallocate memory when the program is not needed to free up memory space

1)Icon showing images on the user's desktop
2)Connects to (part of) the server/printer
3)Operating system runs this access in the background (device drivers);

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Outline the Function of an interrupt

An interrupt is used to speed up the processor's current task
An interrupt is a signal sent to the processor to ignore all tasks
An interrupt is a hardware component that enhances processor performance
An interrupt is a signal sent to the processor to temporarily suspend its current task and attend to a higher priority task.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is the difference between Polling and Interrupt

Polling is a passive process, while Interrupt is an active process.
Polling is faster than Interrupt.
Polling involves actively checking for changes, while Interrupt is a signal sent to the CPU.
Interrupt involves actively checking for changes, while Polling is a signal sent to the CPU.

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