1. The labels or constants that can be used by any module in the program is possible when they are declared as
a. PUBLIC
b. LOCAL
c. GLOBAL
d. Either PUBLIC or GLOBAL
Ans- c. GLOBAL
2. The recurrence of the numerical values or constants in a program code is reduced by
a. ASSUME
b. LOCAL
c. LABEL
d. EQU
Ans- d. EQU
3. The directive that marks the starting of the logical segment is
a. SEG
b. SEGMENT
c. SEG & SEGMENT
d. PROC
Ans- b. SEGMENT
4. The directive that directs the assembler to start the memory allotment for a particular segment/block/code from the declared address is
a. OFFSET
b. LABEL
c. ORG
d. GROUP
Ans- c. ORG
5. The directive that updates the location counter to the next even address while executing a series of instructions is
a. EVN
b. EVEN
c. EVNE
d. EQU
Ans- b. EVEN
6. The directive that marks the end of a logical segment is
a. ENDS
b. END
c. ENDS & END
d. None of the mentioned
Ans- a. ENDS
7. The directive that marks the end of an assembly language program is
a. ENDS
b. END
c. ENDS & END
d. None of the mentioned
Ans- b. END
8. The directive used to inform the assembler, the names of the logical segments to be assumed for different segments used in the program is
a. ASSUME
b. SEGMENT
c. SHORT
d. DB
Ans- a. ASSUME
9. The assembler directives which are the hints using some predefined alphabetical strings are given to
a. processor
b. memory
c. assembler
d. processor & assembler
Ans- c. assembler