Deck 18: Introduction to Assembly Language

Question 1

11.An example of an assembly language instruction is:

A)Divide
B)DIV X
C)Divx
D)All of the above
E)None of the above

Answer 1

B

Question 2

12.The accumulator is used to:

A)Store input data
B)Temporarily store intermediate results
C)Permanently store instructions
D)None of the above
E)a,b,and c

Answer 2

D

Question 3

2.Assembly language and machine language are the same.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

3.Assembly language is a direct translation from machine language.

Question 5

7.Assembly language uses three letters to indicate an instruction.

Question 6

10.A programmer using assembly language has more control of the program than when using a high level language.

Question 7

4.Assembly language uses the accumulator for calculations.

Question 8

5.Registers are used for temporary storage.

Question 9

8.Compilers are faster than assembly language.

Question 10

1.Assembly language is used to speed up games.

Question 11

9.Assembly language is one step up from machine language.

Question 12

13.Registers are used to:

A)Store input data
B)Temporarily store intermediate results
C)Permanently store instructions
D)None of the above
E)a,b,and c

Question 13

6.All assembly languages are the same.