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OS 6-часть

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

Critical areas are parts of the process ...

a)

where the critical resource is accessed

b)

where the processes are pending

c)

where the processes stop

d)

where the process is created

e)

where nothing happens

2.

The impasse is

a)

The state of waiting for an event that will never happen

b)

The state of uncertain expectation, from which sooner or later the processes come out

c)

Status when the process is completed, but the process parent did not accept its completion

d)

Performing actions associated with the successful completion of the process

e)

The situation where two or more processes process shared data

3.

Hanging is

a)

The state of uncertain expectation, from which sooner or later the processes come out

b)

The state of waiting for an event that will never happen

c)

Status when the process is completed, but the process parent did not accept its completion

d)

Performing actions associated with the successful completion of the process

e)

The situation where two or more processes process shared data

4.

Conditions for mutual exclusion, expectations, non-distributability and circular waiting

a)

the conditions for the impasse

b)

the conditions for the occurrence of a waiting state

c)

conditions for the occurrence of a stop state

d)

the conditions for the occurrence of a ready state

e)

conditions for the completion of the process

5.

Processes require monopoly ownership of the resources that are provided by this condition

a)

mutual exclusion

b)

circular waiting

c)

non-distributability

d)

expectations

e)

stop

6.

Processes retain the resources already allocated to them, waiting for the allocation of additional resources - this condition

a)

expectations

b)

circular waiting

c)

completion

d)

creating

e)

readiness

7.

Resources can not be selected from the processes that hold them until they are used - this condition

a)

non-distributability

b)

mutual exclusion

c)

impasse

d)

expectations

e)

circular waiting

8.

There is a circular chain of processes in which each process retains one or more of the resources required by the next process means - this is the condition

a)

circular waiting

b)

non-distributability

c)

mutual exclusion

d)

expectations

e)

stop

9.

For management functions, information can be:

a)

Scheduled, accounting, operational

b)

intermediate, productive

c)

primary, secondary

d)

text, total

e)

text, graphic

10.

An approach whose purpose is to ensure conditions that preclude the possibility of a deadlock

a)

Prevention of deadlocks

b)

The appearance of dead ends

c)

Deadlock detection

d)

Bypassing Deadlocks

e)

Ignoring Deadlocks

11.

An approach that ensures the rational allocation of resources by rational rules

a)

Bypassing Deadlocks

b)

The appearance of dead ends

c)

Deadlock detection

d)

Prevention of deadlocks

e)

Ignoring Deadlocks

12.

Depending on how the numbers are displayed, the number systems are divided into:

a)

Positional and non-positional

b)

Arabian and Roman

c)

Represented in the form of a series

d)

Represented in the form of a bit grid

e)

Imaginary and hidden

13.

An approach that allows the occurrence of deadlocks, defines processes and resources that are involved in a deadlock situation, and tries to bring the system out of it

a)

Detection of Deadlocks

b)

The appearance of dead ends

c)

Bypassing Deadlocks

d)

Prevention of deadlocks

e)

Ignoring Deadlocks

14.

Which category of programs are operating systems?

a)

System programs

b)

Application programs

c)

Language of programming

d)

System of programming

e)

Instrumental system

15.

Which of the following devices is considered to be the "brain" of a computer? 

a)

Microprocessor

b)

Monitor

c)

CD ROM

d)

Winchester

e)

Motherboard

16.

Planning when entering the system, planning the stage of "registration" of the process and its admission to the system

a)

this is top level planning

b)

this is the planning of the lower level

c)

is an intermediate level planning

d)

This is an average level planning

e)

is the planning of all levels

17.

Planning when translating a process from the queue of waiting resources to a queue of ready-to-be placed on the processor

a)

This is an intermediate level planning

b)

this is the planning of the lower level

c)

is top level planning

d)

This is an average level planning

e)

is the planning of all levels

18.

Planning a queue of processes ready to be placed on the processor

a)

this is the planning of the lower level

b)

is an intermediate level planning

c)

is top level planning

d)

This is an average level planning

e)

is the planning of all levels

19.

Which device is designed to enter information into the computer? 

a)

Keyboard

b)

Monitor

c)

Streamer

d)

Printer

e)

Microprocessor

20.

What is the name of the operating system component that provides the organization of creating, storing, and accessing named datasets

a)

File system

b)

File

c)

Folder

d)

Block

e)

Package

21.

Named datasets are called

a)

Files

b)

The file system

c)

Folder

d)

By the block

e)

The package

22.

Is the name of the CD-ROM drive?

a)

CD-ROM

b)

Winchester

c)

The archiver

d)

Sound Card

e)

Sound Blaster

23.

The method for arranging file records in external memory is called

a)

Organization of files

b)

Scheduling files

c)

File location

d)

File scheduling

e)

Arranging files

24.

A combination of file types and standard software that provides a specific mode of data transfer between the file and the main memory

a)

Access method

b)

Transportation method

c)

Organization method

d)

Control method

e)

Method of interaction

25.

There are two access methods: Access method with queues and

a)

basic access method

b)

without queues

c)

additional access method

d)

a direct access method

e)

sequential access method

26.

When the sequence of record processing can be foreseen applies

a)

the method of access with queues

b)

basic access method

c)

without queues

d)

a direct access method

e)

sequential access method

27.

When the processing sequence can not be predicted

a)

basic access method

b)

the method of access with queues

c)

without queues

d)

a direct access method

e)

sequential access method

28.

A distributed file system usually has two essentially different components: File service and

a)

directory service

b)

library service

c)

file service

d)

folder service

e)

service manager

29.

Which of the PC devices displays the information?

a)

Monitor

b)

Terminal

c)

Video card

d)

Modem

e)

Adapter

30.

The naming function uniquely maps

a)

the given user name in the identifier of the information to which the name refers

b)

the identification of the identifier in the true numbers of the memory cells in which it will be located

c)

determination of the cell number

d)

determination of the number of cells in which information will be stored

e)

determination of the type of information

31.

What is the standard capacity of a three-inch floppy disk?

a)

1.44. Mb

b)

720 Kbps

c)

360 Kbps

d)

2.1. Mb

e)

1 Gbt

32.

Which device was used to build the very first computers?

a)

Electromechanical relay

b)

Punch cards

c)

Transistors

d)

Electronic lamps

e)

Electronic lamps

33.

What is the name of the computer device - designed to output information for printing?

a)

Printer

b)

Xerox

c)

Scanner

d)

Streamer

e)

Machine

34.

What element of the desktop is designed to work on the local network?

a)

Shortcut Network Neighborhood

b)

Internet Expolorer Shortcut

c)

Internet Mail Shortcut

d)

Label My Computer

e)

Shortcut Network topography

35.

Overlay (overlay) is the ability to place modules in memory in such a way that

a)

one of them (the root one) was constantly there, and the rest - n-variably loaded during execution of the program in the same area, replacing and overlapping each other

b)

one of them (the root one) was constantly there, and the rest - were simultaneously loaded during the execution of the program in the same area, changing and overlapping each other

c)

one of them (the root one) was constantly there, and the rest - n-variably loaded after the execution of the program in the same area, replacing and overlapping each other

d)

one of them (the root one) was constantly there, and the rest - n-variably loaded before the program was executed in the same area, changing and overlapping each other

e)

all the modules were alternately loaded during the execution of the program in the same area, changing and overlapping each other 

36.

Swapping is

a)

Allowing the system to enter into memory and output from it entire tasks

b)

The ability to place modules in memory in such a way that one of them (the root one) is constantly there, and the rest - alternately loaded during the execution of the program in the same area, changing and overlapping each other

c)

The ability to group information items in blocks (if the blocks are the same size, then this page, if different, then the segments

d)

The process of extending logical memory beyond the physical

e)

Memory allocation

37.

A company that produces the operating system Windows?

a)

Microsoft

b)

IBM

c)

Intel

d)

Windows

e)

Unix

38.

What is the process of expanding logical memory beyond the physical

a)

Virtual organization of memory

b)

Placement strategy

c)

Overlays

d)

Swap

e)

Control flow

39.

External storage devices include ...

a)

Diver

b)

the monitor

c)

processor

d)

Hard disk

e)

Printer

40.

The technology of Plug and Play ...

a)

Allows you to synchronize your computer and device

b)

staff development

c)

complex of communication programs

d)

cleaning and checking the disk

e)

disk check

41.

The strategy ... determines where the main memory will be placed on the paged page or segment

a)

Placement

b)

pushing

c)

extrusion

d)

substitution

e)

Substitutions

42.

The strategy ... determines at what point in time the page or segment should be placed in the main memory

a)

pushing

b)

Accommodation

c)

extrusion

d)

substitution

e)

Substitutions

43.

The strategy ... determines which page or segments should be removed from the main memory in order to place a new one

a)

displacement

b)

pushing

c)

placement

d)

substitution

e)

Substitutions

44.

What is the main purpose of the computer system?

a)

Data processing

b)

production of goods

c)

Enhancing the skills of employees

d)

cognition

e)

Management

45.

The model ... is a kind of contract between programs and memory

a)

consistency

b)

displacement

c)

placement

d)

pushing

e)

substitution

46.

Devices storing information in the form of addressable blocks of fixed size are called

a)

Block

b)

Batch

c)

Bitwise

d)

File

e)

Disk

47.

A program that extends OS capabilities:

a)

Driver

b)

The Backup Program

c)

The Backup Program

d)

Master

e)

Printer

48.

The full path to the file is C: \ DOC \ PROBA.TXT What is the full name of the file?

a)

DOC \ PROBA.TXT

b)

TXT

c)

PROBA.TXT

d)

C: \

e)

DOC

49.

The appearance of what devices in the 50's allowed to reduce the size of large computers?

a)

Transistors

b)

microcircuits

c)

diodes

d)

microprocessors

e)

Controllers

50.

What was the name of the first microprocessor created by Edward Hoff in 1970?

a)

Intel -4004

b)

Intel -2020

c)

Intel -4040

d)

Intel 8080

e)

Intel-5050