Match the Following questions

1. Implied a Registers which are in CPU

2. Immediate of the operand b. Register specifies the address
3. Register c. Specified in the register
4. Register Indirect definition of instruction d. Specified implicitly in the
5. Processing unit e Timing and Control
6. Instruction unit f. General purpose Register
7. Storage and Interface unit g. ALU
8. TCON h. contains status information
9. SBUF i. timer / counter control register.
10. TMOD j. idle bit, power down bit
11. PSW k. serial data buffer for Tx and Rx.
12. PCON l. timer/ counter modes of operation.

Ans. 1.      D , 2.      C , 3.      A , 4.      B, 5.      G , 6.      E , 7.      F , 8.      I , 9.      k , 10.   L , 11.   H , 12.   J

13. Register file, a. 232 byte

14. I/O Ports b. five 8bit
15. architecture c. register to register
16. INTR d. Non-maskable
17. RST 5.5 e. Maskable
18. TRAP f. Software
19. RST 1 g. Non-vectored

Ans. 12. J,13. A, 14. B, 15. C, 16 G, 17. E,18. F ,19. G

20. MOvSB/SW a.loads AL/AX register by content of a string

21. CMPS b. moves a string of bytes stored in source to destination
22. SCAS c. compares two strings of bytes or words whose length is stored in CX
register
23. LODS d. scans a string of bytes or words
24. Hardware triggered strobe e. Mode 3
25. Software triggered strobe f. Mode 5
26. Square wave mode g. Mode 4

Ans. 20.B,21. C, 22. D,23. A,24. F,25. G, 26. E

27. Decoder a. 1 line to 2n lines

28. Multiplexer b. n lines to 2n lines
29. De multiplexer c. 2n lines to 1 line

30. Interrupts which can be delayed when a much highest a. Exception

31. Unplanned interrupts which occur while executing b. Synchronous a program
32. Source of interrupt is in phase with the system clock c. Maskable

33. Operation code field a.1 byte

34. one-byte instruction b. machine language instruction
35. register to register’ has a length c. another memory location
36. R/M field in a machine instruction d. 2 bytes

37. S-bit a. Z-bit

38. ‘REP’ b. sign extension bit
39. JUMP” belongs c. immediate
40. MOV AX, 0005H d. control transfer & branch instructions

41. MOV AX, 1234H a. direct addressing mode

42. MOV AX, [2500H] b. immediate addressing mode
43. MOV AX,[BX] c. register indirect addressing mode
44. MOV AX, 0005H d. control transfer & branch instructions

45. machine language instruction a. Operation code field

46. 1 byte b. one-byte instruction
47. 2 bytes c. register to register’ has a length
48. another memory location d. R/M field in a machine instruction

49. sign extension bit a. S-bit

50. Z-bit b. ‘REP’
51. control transfer & branch instructions c. JUMP”
52. immediate d. MOV AX, 0005H

53. immediate addressing mode a. MOV AX, 1234H

54. direct addressing mode b. MOV AX, [2500H]
55. register indirect addressing mode c. MOV AX,[BX]

56. unconditional branch instructions a. intersegment direct mode

57. JMP 5000H:2000H b.intrasegment indirect addressing mode
58. data copy/transfer instruction c.The translate
59. XLAT d. PUSH

60. loads the AH register a. PUSHF

61. pushes the flag register b. LAHF
62. loads the flag register c. ADC
63. addition d. PUSH
64. The translate a. XLAT
65. PUSH b. data copy/transfer instruction
66. intersegment direct mode c. JMP 5000H:2000H
67. unconditional branch instructions d. intrasegment indirect addressing mode

68. PUSHF a. pushes the flag register

69. POPF b. ‘loads the flag register
70. ADC c. addition
71. immediate d. MOV AX, 0005H

72. INC a. DEC

73. subtracts 1 b. SBB
74. subtraction with borrow c. carry flag
75. Borrow flag d. adds 1

76. AAM a. mnemonic

77. AAA b. decimal adjust accumulator
78. DAA c. Rotate Right without carry
79. ROR d. unpacked decimal digits

80. adds 1 a. INC

81. subtracts 1 b. DEC
82. subtraction with borrow c. SBB
83. carry flag d. Borrow flag

84. unpacked decimal digits a. AAM

85. mnemonic b. AAA
86. decimal adjust accumulator c. DAA
87. ROR instruction d. Rotate Right without carry

88. MOvSB/SW a. loads AL/AX register by content of a string

89. CMPS b. moves a string of bytes stored in source to destination
90. SCAS c. compares two strings of bytes or words whose length is stored in CX register
91. LODS d. scans a string of bytes or words

92. out of ‘halt’ state a. Delay

93. NOP b. Clear Carry Flag.
94. CLC c. Rotate Right without carry
95. ROR d. Hold

96. DB a. used to direct the assembler to reserve only 10-bytes

97. DT b. used to direct the assembler to reserve only 4 words
98. DW c. used to direct the assembler to reserve byte or bytes
99. DQ d. used to direct the assembler to reserve words

100. end of an assembly language a. ENDS

101. end of a logical segment b.start the memory allotment for a particular
segment.
102. ORG c. SEGMENT
103. starting of the logical segment d. END

104. Delay a. NOP

105. Hold b. out of ‘halt’ state
106. Clear Carry Flag. c. CAA
107. carry flag d. Borrow flag

108. END a. end of an assembly language

109. ENDS b. end of a logical segment
110. start the memory allotment for a particular segment c.ORG
111. SEGMENT d. Rotate Right without carry

112. immediate addressing mode a. MOV AX, 1234H

113. direct addressing mode b. MOV AX, [2500H]
114. register indirect addressing mode c. MOV AX,[BX]

115. coded object modules a. .ASM

116. extension for assembly level program b. debugging and trouble shooting
117. DEBUG.COM c. last-in-first-out
118. Stack d. .OBJ file

119. stack pointer register a. base address of the stack segment

120. stack segment register b. decrements SP
121. PUSH operation c. increments SP
122. POP operation d. offset of address of stack segment

123. offset of address of stack segment a. stack pointer register

124. stack segment register b. base address of the stack segment
125. decrements SP c. PUSH operation
126. increments SP d. POP operation

127. .ASM a. extension for assembly level program

128. .OBJ file b. coded object modules
129. debugging and trouble shooting c. DEBUG.COM
130. Stack d. last-in-first-out
131. Register file, a.232 byte,
132. I/O Ports b. five 8bit
133. architecture c. register to register

134. INTR a. Non-maskable

135. RST 5.5 b. Maskable
136. TRAP c. Software
137. RST 1 d. Non-vectored

138. MOvSB/SW a.loads AL/AX register by content of a string

139. CMPS b. moves a string of bytes stored in source to destination
140. SCAS c. compares two strings of bytes or words whose length is
stored in CX register
141. LODS d. scans a string of bytes or words

142. Hardware triggered strobe a. Mode 3

143. Software triggered strobe b. Mode 5
144. Square wave mode c. Mode 4

145. Decoder a. 1 line to 2n lines

146. Multiplexer b. n lines to 2n lines
147. De multiplexer c. 2n lines to 1 line

148. machine language instruction a. Operation code field

149. 1 byte b. one-byte instruction
150. 2 bytes c. register to register’ has a length
151. another memory location d. R/M field in a machine instruction

152. sign extension bit a. S-bit

153. Z-bit b. ‘REP’
154. control transfer & branch instructions c. JUMP”
155. immediate d. MOV AX, 0005H

156. immediate addressing mode a. MOV AX, 1234H

157. direct addressing mode b. MOV AX, [2500H]
158. register indirect addressing mode c. MOV AX,[BX]

159. unconditional branch instructions a. intersegment direct mode

160. JMP 5000H:2000H b. intrasegment indirect addressing mode
161. data copy/transfer instruction c. The translate
162. XLAT d. PUSH
163. loads the AH register a. PUSHF
164. pushes the flag register b. LAHF
165. loads the flag register c. ADC
166. addition d. PUSH

167. The translate a. XLAT

168. PUSH b. data copy/transfer instruction
169. intersegment direct mode c. JMP 5000H:2000H
170. unconditional branch instructions d. intrasegment indirect addressing mode

171. PUSHF a. pushes the flag register

172. POPF b. ‘loads the flag register
173. ADC c. addition
174. immediate d. MOV AX, 0005H

175. INC a. DEC

176. subtracts 1 b. SBB
177. subtraction with borrow c. carry flag
178. Borrow flag d. adds 1

179. AAM a. mnemonic

180. AAA b. decimal adjust accumulator
181. DAA c. Rotate Right without carry
182. ROR d. unpacked decimal digits

183. adds 1 a. INC

184. subtracts 1 b. DEC
185. subtraction with borrow c. SBB
186. carry flag d. Borrow flag

187. NMI a. external interrupt

188. INTR interrupt b. nonmaskable interrupt
189. Programmable interrupt controller c. handle one or more interrupt requests at a
time
190. outside the processor d. maskable

191. execution of an interrupt instruction a. TRAP

192. external interrupt b. internal interrupt
193. internal interrupt c. divide by zero interrupt
194. independent of IF flag d. keyboard interrupt
195. highest priority interrupt a.defining a macro
196. INTR signal can be masked b. NMI
197. Procedures c. subroutines
198. The process of assigning a label d. INTERRUPT flag

199. nonmaskable interrupt a. NMI

200. maskable b. INTR interrupt
201. handle one or more interrupt requests at a time c. Programmable interrupt
controller
202. external interrupt d. outside the processor

203. internal interrupt a. execution of an interrupt instruction

204. keyboard interrupt b. external interrupt
205. divide by zero interrupt c. internal interrupt
206. TRAP d. independent of IF flag

207. NMI a. highest priority interrupt

208. INTERRUPT flag b. INTR signal can be masked
209. subroutines c. Procedures
210. defining a macro d. The process of assigning a label

211. A macro within a macro a. MACRO

212. A macro can be used b. nested macro
213. end of a macro c. ENDM
214. beginning of the macro d. to represent directives

215. Memory refresh activity a. 8-bit input port

216. output device b. initialised by refresh mechanism
217. IOWR c. write operation on output data
218. The chip 74LS245 d. CRT display

219. Port C of 8255 a. digitally controlled gains

220. I/O mode, the 8255 ports b. either input or output ports
221. BSR mode c. set and reset individual ports
222. DAC d. programmable I/O ports

223. to represent directives a. A macro can be used

224. nested macro b. A macro within a macro
225. ENDM c. end of a macro
226. MACRO d. Beginning of the macro

227. CRT display a. output device

228. MACRO b. Memory refresh activity
229. write operation on output data c. IOWR
230. TRAP d. independent of IF flag

231. loads the AH register a. PUSHF

232. pushes the flag register b. LAHF
233. loads the flag register c. ADC
234. addition d. PUSH

235. The translate a. XLAT

236. PUSH b. data copy/transfer instruction
237. intersegment direct mode c. JMP 5000H:2000H
238. unconditional branch instructions d. intrasegment indirect addressing mode

239. PUSHF a. pushes the flag register

240. POPF b. ‘loads the flag register
241. ADC c. addition
242. immediate d. MOV AX, 0005H

243. INC a. DEC

244. subtracts 1 b. SBB
245. subtraction with borrow c. carry flag
246. Borrow flag d. adds 1

247. AAM a. mnemonic

248. AAA b. decimal adjust accumulator
249. DAA c. Rotate Right without carry
250. ROR d. unpacked decimal digits
 Answers
1. D 41. b 81. b 121. b
2. C 42. a 82. c 122. c
3. A 43. d 83. d 123. a
4. B 44. c 84. a 124. b
5. C 45. a 85. b 125. c
6. A 46. b 86. c 126. d
7. B 47. c 87. d 127. a
8. B 48. d 88. b 128. b
9. D 49. a 89. c 129. c
10. E 50. b 90. d 130. d
11. A 51. c 91. a 131. A
12. C 52. d 92. d 132. B
13. A 53. a 93. a 133. C
14. B 54. b 94. b 134. D
15. C 55. c 95. c 135. B
16. D 56. b 96. c 136. A
17. B 57. a 97. a 137. C
18. A 58. d 98. d 138. B
19. C 59. c 99. b 139. C
20. B 60. b 100. d 140. D
21. C 61. a 101. a 141. A
22. D 62. d 102. b 142. B
23. A 63. c 103. c 143. C
24. B 64. a 104. a 144. A
25. C 65. b 105. b 145. B
26. A 66. c 106. c 146. C
27. B 67. d 107. d 147. A
28. C 68. a 108. a 148. a
29. A 69. b 109. b 149. b
30. C 70. c 110. c 150. c
31. A 71. d 111. d 151. d
32. B 72. d 112. a 152. a
33. b 73. a 113. b 153. b
34. a 74. b 114. c 154. c
35. d 75. c 115. d 155. d
36. c 76. d 116. a 156. a
37. b 77. a 117. b 157. b
38. a 78. b 118. c 158. c
39. d 79. c 119. d 159. b
40. c 80. a 120. a 160. a
161. d 184. b 207. a 230. d
162. c 185. c 208. b 231. b
163. b 186. d 209. c 232. a
164. a 187. b 210. d 233. d
165. d 188. d 211. b 234. c
166. c 189. c 212. d 235. a
167. a 190. a 213. c 236. b
168. b 191. b 214. a 237. c
169. c 192. d 215. b 238. d
170. d 193. c 216. d 239. a
171. a 194. a 217. c 240. b
172. b 195. b 218. a 241. c
173. c 196. d 219. b 242. d
174. d 197. c 220. d 243. d
175. d 198. a 221. c 244. a
176. a 199. a 222. a 245. b
177. b 200. b 223. a 246. c
178. c 201. c 224. b 247. d
179. d 202. d 225. c 248. a
180. a 203. a 226. d 249. b
181. b 204. b 227. a 250. c
182. c 205. c 228. b
183. a 206. d 229. c