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3. 💻 What type of register is used to store the address of the next instruction to execute?
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21%
A) Data Register (DR)
66%
B) Program Counter (PC)
10%
C) Base Register (BR)
3%
D) Status Register (SR)
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4. 🛠 Which of the following is NOT a general-purpose register in the x86 architecture?
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8%
A) AX
31%
B) BX
50%
C) CS
12%
D) DX
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5. 🔄 True or False: In Assembly language, you can move data directly from one memory location to another without using a register.
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19%
A) True
81%
B) False
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6. 🔧 What is the primary role of the Stack Pointer (SP) register?
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33%
A) Holds the return address of function calls
67%
B) Points to the top of the stack in memory
0%
C) Holds data for calculations
0%
D) Stores flags for arithmetic operations
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7. ⚙️ Which of the following instructions is used to load a value from a memory location into a register?
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53%
A) MOV
11%
B) ADD
37%
C) PUSH
0%
D) JUMP
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8. 🧳 True or False: You can use general-purpose registers for storing both data and memory addresses.
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89%
A) True
11%
B) False
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9. 🏗 Which register is used to reference the base of the current stack frame in function calls?
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35%
A) Base Pointer (BP)
35%
B) Stack Pointer (SP)
24%
C) Program Counter (PC)
6%
D) Data Register (DR)
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11. 🛠 Which of the following is the correct syntax for moving an immediate value (constant) into a register?
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36%
A) MOV [AX], 10
21%
B) MOV 10, AX
43%
C) MOV AX, 10
0%
D) MOV 10, [AX]
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10. 🧮 True or False: The Base Register (BR) in assembly language is used for arithmetic operations.
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57%
A) True
43%
B) False
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13. 📝 What is the primary function of the Instruction Pointer (IP) register?
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57%
A) Holds the address of the next instruction to execute
29%
B) Stores temporary data during execution
14%
C) Keeps track of the stack
0%
D) Holds the return address of function calls
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⚡️ Get Ready for Some Tricky Questions!
🔥 Now it’s time to test your knowledge with some tricky questions! Think carefully and don’t rush🧠💥 Stay sharp and answer wisely! 💪
🔥 Now it’s time to test your knowledge with some tricky questions! Think carefully and don’t rush🧠💥 Stay sharp and answer wisely! 💪
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1. 🧠 Even though Assembly language is close to machine language (which is 0 and 1), there is no actual one-to-one relation between Assembly and machine language.
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53%
A) True
47%
B) False
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2. 🔄 The mnemonics in Assembly (such as MOV, ADD, etc.) correspond directly to specific CPU instructions.
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69%
A) True
31%
B) False
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3. 🧰 Which operation is NOT allowed by the CPU?
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7%
A) Memory-to-register
21%
B) Register-to-register
0%
C) Register-to-memory
71%
D) Memory-to-memory
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4. 📍 Which one of the following is correct about MOV AX, BX?
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50%
A) AX is the source, BX is the destination
42%
B) AX is the destination, BX is the source
0%
C) Both AX and BX can the destination
8%
D) Both AX and BX can the source
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5. 🔍 What is the command to compare two values in Assembly language?
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15%
A) CPR
8%
B) CPMR
38%
C) CMPR
38%
D) CMP
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6. 📝 What character is used to comment in Assembly
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27%
A) //
20%
B) #
20%
C) ;
33%
D) <!-- -->
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7. 🔁 What is the command to jump to a line in loops (similar to goto in C++)?
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50%
A) JMP
8%
B) JNP
0%
C) JPM
42%
D) JUM
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8. ⚡️ Which operation is faster?
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0%
A) Fetching from ROM
7%
B) Fetching from RAM
93%
C) Fetching from CPU registers
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9. ⏳ How many cycles does it take to fetch data from CPU registers and from RAM?
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25%
A) 10 cycles for register, 100 cycles for RAM
17%
B) 10 cycles for register, 1000 cycles for RAM
50%
C) 1 cycle for register, 100 cycles for RAM
8%
D) 100 cycles for register, 1000 cycles for RAM
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10. 🧠 If registers are much faster, why can't we use them instead of memory?
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7%
A) CPUs are small in size
79%
B) Registers cannot hold data for longer periods
14%
C) Registers have smaller sizes (16, 32, 64 bits)