Platform Technology

Threads that belong in the same process share the same code section, data section, and other operating system (OS) resources.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It is the lower limit of the thread's dynamic priority.

• Dynamic priority

• Base priority

• Thread context

• Alert status

A temporary permission that enables a thread to execute actions on behalf of another process.

• Alert status

• Thread ID

• Suspension count

• Impersonation token

This operation typically transpires whenever a new process is created since a thread for that process is also formed.

• Spawn

• Block

• Unblocked

• Finish

The key states for a thread are Running, Ready, and Blocked.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Any resource alteration by one thread affects the environments of the other threads within the same process.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Each thread of execution is a unique process with its own address space and resources.

• One process: One thread (1:1)

• Multiple processes: One thread per process (M:1)

• One process: Multiple threads (1:M)

• Multiple processes: Multiple threads per processes (M:M)

A thread may migrate from one (1) process environment to another.

• One process: One thread (1:1)

• Multiple processes: One thread per process (M:1)

• One process: Multiple threads (1:M)

• Multiple processes: Multiple threads per processes (M:M)

In implementing kernel-level threads, all the thread management is done by the application.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Allocating memory and resources for process creation is inefficient, but thread creation consumes less time and memory, making it __________?

• Responsiveness

• Resource Sharing

• Economical

• Scalability