SSTF  stands for
(A) Shortest-Seek-time-first scheduling   
(B) small – small-time-first 
(C) simple-seek-time-first                                                        
(D) small-simple-time-first scheduling
Ans: (A)
Before proceeding with its execution, each process must acquire all the resources it   needs is called
(A) hold and wait       (B) No pre-emption
(C) circular wait          (D) starvation
Ans: (A)
Virtual memory is
(A)  simple to implement
(B)  used in all major commercial operating systems
(C)  less efficient in utilization of memory
(D)  useful when fast I/O devices are not available
Ans: (B)
Relocation bits used by relocating loader are specified by
(A)  Relocating loader itself            (B)  Assembler or Translator
(C)  Macro processor                       (D)  Both (A) and (B)
Ans: (B)
Resolution of externally defined symbols is performed by
(A) Linker                                       (B) Loader
(C) Compiler                                    (D) Editor
Ans: (A)
Relocatable programs
(A)  cannot be used with fixed partitions
(B)  can be loaded almost anywhere in memory
(C)  do not need a linker
(D)  can be loaded only at one specific location
Ans: (B) Page stealing
(A)  is a sign of efficient system
(B)  is taking page frames other working sets
(C)  should be the tuning goal
(D)  is taking larger disk spaces for pages paged out
Ans:  (B)
The total time to prepare a disk drive mechanism  for a block of data to be read from is its
(A)  latency
(B)  latency plus transmission time
(C)  latency plus seek time
(D)  latency plus seek time plus transmission time
Ans: (C)
To avoid race condition, the maximum number of processes that may be simultaneously   inside the critical section is
(A) zero            (B) one
(C)  two           (D) more than two
Ans: (B)
The memory allocation scheme subject to “external” fragmentation is
(A) segmentation                             (B) swapping
(C)  pure demand paging                 (D) multiple fixed contiguous partitions
Ans: (A)
Page fault frequency in an operating system is reduced when the
(A) processes tend to the I/O-bound
(B)  size of pages is reduced
(C)  processes tend to be CPU-bound
(D)  locality of reference is applicable to the process
Ans: (D)
 


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