Advanced Computer Architecture MCQs with Answers
Practice important Advanced Computer Architecture MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q281: How many general-purpose registers (GPRs) does the modified EAGLE processor have?
- A: 4
- B: 8
- C: 16
- D: 32
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B
Q282: What does the 'movir' instruction do?
- A: Move immediate to register
- B: Move data from memory to register
- C: Move data from register to memory
- D: Perform multiplication
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A
Q283: What does the 'addi' instruction do?
- A: Adds two registers
- B: Adds a register and a constant
- C: Adds two constants
- D: Adds memory and register
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B
Q284: Which opcode represents the 'nop' (no operation) instruction in the modified EAGLE ISA?
- A: 11110
- B: 11111
- C: 1
- D: 1010
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B
Q285: What does FALCON stand for in FALCON-E?
- A: First Architecture for Learning Computing Operations
- B: First Architecture for Learning Computer Organization
- C: First Architecture for Learning Computer Networking
- D: First Architecture for Learning Computer Optimization
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B
Q286: How many General Purpose Registers (GPRs) does FALCON-E have?
- A: 4
- B: 6
- C: 8
- D: 10
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C
Q287: What is the size of each General Purpose Register in FALCON-E?
- A: 8 bits
- B: 16 bits
- C: 32 bits
- D: 64 bits
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C
Q288: Which register in FALCON-E points to the next instruction to be executed?
- A: IR
- B: SP
- C: BP
- D: PC
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D
Q289: How is memory organized in FALCON-E?
- A: 1-byte cells
- B: 4-byte cells
- C: 8-byte cells
- D: 16-byte cells
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A
Q290: What is the byte storage format in FALCON-E?
- A: Big endian
- B: Little endian
- C: Network byte order
- D: Random access
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B