With timeslicing, each thread is given a limited amount of time, called a __________, to execute on a processor.
A) quantum
B) burst
C) time allocation
D) scheduling interval

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The limited amount of time given to a thread to execute on a processor is referred to as a quantum. This is a fundamental concept in timeslicing and is important for ensuring that all threads have a fair chance to execute. Options B, C, and D are not commonly used terms in the context of timeslicing.

With Timeslicing, Each Thread Is Given a Limited Amount of Time