Assembly Language

Q1. Which directive is used to specify and assign the memory required for the block of code?

Assign

Set

Allocate

Reserve

Q2. In which of these the assembly languages stores all the names and their corresponding values?

Value map Set

Special purpose Register

Symbol Table

None of the mentioned

Q3. In assembly language, which converts the programmes in machine instructions?

Assembler

Converter

Machine compiler

Interpreter

Q4. Which directive specifies the end of execution of a program?

End

Terminate

Stop

Return

Q5. What are the instructions like MOV or ADD are called?

Commands

Operators

OP-Code

None of the mentioned

Q6. What do we use to overcome the problems of the assembler in dealing with branching codes?

Two-pass assembler

Debugger

Op-Assembler

Interpreter

Q7. what is the purpose of ORIGIN directive?

To list the locations of all the registers used

To indicate the purpose of the code

To indicate the starting position in memory, where the program block is to be stored

To indicate the starting of the computation code

Q8. In which the assembler stores the object code?

Magnetic Disk

Cache

RAM

Main memory

Q9. The instructions which won't appear in the object program.

Exceptions

Assembler Directives

Comments

Redundant instructions

Q10. What should be the last statement of source program?

OP

Stop

End

Return

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