The thing that makes a CPU powerful is the fact that it is ___

The CPU is a piece of hardware which is controlled by easy-to-modify ___

How many bits of data were contained in each address of the sample computer memory?

For our hypothetical CPU, the first four bits of data specified the ___

For our hypothetical CPU, the second set of four bits of data specified ___

The eight bits of data, “0010 1110”, is much easier to read and understand when it's written as ____

Which component of a computer's central processing unit performs an "ADD" instruction?

Which instruction is used to change the order of instructions, or to skip some instructions?

The instruction JUMP 0 would cause the program to go ___

The instruction JUMP_NEGATIVE only jumps the program if ___

Computers need to be told when to stop processing, so we need a ___

When a program runs forever, and never hits a HALT instruction, it's called ___

To break out of an infinite loop, what kind of instruction was used?

JUMP_NEGATIVE and JUMP IF EQUAL are examples of ___

For the instruction JUMP_NEGATIVE 5, the CPU executes the jump to memory location 5 only if ___

What new functionality was created by software rather than by the hardware of the ALU?

What is the maximum number of instructions when using 4 bit operation codes?

In order to incorporate more instructions, modern CPUs use large instruction lengths, as well as ___

In 1971, who released the 4004 processor, the first CPU put all into a single chip?

How many instructions were supported by Intel's 4004 processor, the first CPU put all into a single chip?

The Intel Core i7 has thousands of different instructions and instruction variants, ranging from one to ___