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Advanced Computer Architecture MCQs with Answers

Practice important Advanced Computer Architecture MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q231: In FALCON-A, the opcode for the instruction 'jnz' is ________.
  • A: 18
  • B: 19
  • C: 20
  • D: 21
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A

Q232: Fill in the blank: The contents of the register R3 will be checked when executing the ________ instruction.
  • A: jz
  • B: ret
  • C: movi
  • D: out
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A

Q233: The result of an arithmetic right shift is equivalent to _________.
  • A: Multiplying by 2
  • B: Dividing by 2
  • C: No change
  • D: Shifting bits left
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B

Q234: Fill in the blank: In FALCON-A, if register ra is zero during a jump, the program counter is incremented by the ________ specified in the instruction.
  • A: Constant
  • B: Variable
  • C: Address
  • D: Label
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A

Q235: What does RTL stand for in computer architecture?
  • A: Register Transfer Logic
  • B: Read Transfer Language
  • C: Register Transfer Language
  • D: Runtime Transfer Logic
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C

Q236: The machine FALCON-A is built to enhance understanding of ______.
  • A: memory management
  • B: processors and their architecture
  • C: algorithm design
  • D: cache management
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B

Q237: Which approach is typically used in computer design?
  • A: Bottom-up
  • B: Hybrid
  • C: Top-down
  • D: Lateral
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C

Q238: Behavioral RTL is used to describe the ______ of a machine.
  • A: structure
  • B: memory
  • C: registers
  • D: functionality
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D

Q239: Structural RTL focuses on the ______ of a machine.
  • A: algorithms
  • B: hardware implementation
  • C: software
  • D: cache structure
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B

Q240: What is the purpose of the instruction register (IR) in FALCON-A?
  • A: Holds the current instruction
  • B: Increments the program counter
  • C: Stores temporary values
  • D: Manages memory allocation
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A

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