Instructions that are always executed

• Unconditional Transfer Instructions
• Conditional Transfer Instructions
• Looping Instructions
• Decision Instructions

Its execution is depending upon the condition if it is satisfied

• Unconditional Transfer Instructions
• Conditional Transfer Instructions
• Looping Instructions
• Decision Instructions

Program Control Instructions causes change in the sequence of the execution of the instruction and it transfer the program control from one address to another address

• TRUE
• FALSE

It is a process wherein instructions and structures are repeated in a sequence a specified number of times or until a condition is met.

• Iteration Instructions
• Interrupt Instructions
• Conditional Instructions
• Unconditional Instructions

The signal to initiate a stop of the running of one computer program in
order to run another, after which the running of the original program is usually continued

• Iteration Instructions
• Interrupt Instructions
• Conditional Instructions
• Unconditional Instructions

Unconditional Control Transfer
Instructions transfer control to a location
Which of the following is NOT included?

• Intrasegment
• Intersegment
• CALL, RET, JMP
• FAR NEAR

Calls a NEAR or FAR procedure

• CALL
• RET
• JMP

Returns from a procedure previously entered by a NEAR or FAR CALL

• CALL
• RET
• JMP

A jump that is always executed, it does not depend on a condition being true or false

• CALL
• RET
• JMP

CALL HOME 
Pushes the contents of IP onto the stack jumps to the offset address in HOME register in the current code segment

• TRUE
• FALSE