Week 7 quiz HW4 Exercise Quiz Started: Nov 28 at 12:20pm Quiz Instructions Flag question: Question 1 Question 12 pts Predict the output of the program in Figure 5.13 if the dot commands are changed to: .WORD 0xFE63 ; First .BYTE 0x00 ; Second .BYTE 'b' .WORD ; Third 1401 ; Fourth Provide your answer in order with single space between outputs tim not -888, 36 tim -888 36 Flag question: Question 2 Question 22 pts Convert the assembly language pseudo-op, .WORD 790, into hexadecimal machine language object code that is suitable for PEP/9 Flag question: Question 3 Question 32 pts 5.12 b in 5th edition text provide the second output Flag question: Question 4 Question 42 pts Convert the assembly language pseudo-op, .BYTE 0xF8, into hexadecimal machine language object code that is suitable for PEP/9. Separate each byte with a space. Flag question: Question 5 Question 52 pts In the following code, determine the value of the symbol this. Submit the hex value with no spaces, commas, or comments. this: DECO this,d STOP .END Flag question: Question 6 Question 62 pts In the following code, determine the value of the symbol this. Provide the hexadecimal value with no spaces, commas, or comments. For example: 0A3F not 0A 3F BR theOther this: .word 17 that: .word 19 theOther: DECO this,d DECO that, d STOP .END Flag question: Question 7 Question 72 pts Predict the output of the following assembly language program. CHARO 0x000C, d CHARO 0x000B,d CHARO 0x000A, d STOP .ASCII "gum" .END Flag question: Question 8 Question 82 pts In the following code, write the object code suitable for Pep/8 in hexadeci mal. Provide the hexadecimal bytes and the ending sentinel with a space in betwe en each byte BR .word .word DECO DECO STOP .END this: that: theOther: theOther 17 19 this,d that, d Flag question: Question 9 Question 92 pts Convert the assembly language instruction, STR0 0x000D, sf, into hexadecimal machine language. op code, (convert the mnenonic and addressing mode to the machine language op code) [OpCode] operand specifier, (convert the hexadecimal constant to the machine language operand specifier) Your answer will be one Pep/9 machine language instruction Flag question: Question 10 Question 102 pts Predict the output of the following assembly language program. CHARO 0x0008, d CHARO 0x0007,d STOP .ASCII "is" .END Flag question: Question 11 Question 112 pts Exercise 6.4 in the 5th edition of the text. View keyboard shortcuts pView keyboard shortcutsAccessibility Checker 0 words </>Switch to the html editorFullscreen Flag question: Question 12 Question 122 pts Exercise 6.1 in the 5th edition of the text. View keyboard shortcuts pView keyboard shortcutsAccessibility Checker 0 words </>Switch to the html editorFullscreen Flag question: Question 13 Question 132 pts Matching. Group of answer choices __ branches to the location specified in the operand specifier ____________ is a language for expressing algorithms. __________ are instructions to a translating system _____________ is one register for arithmetic and logical operations. __________ is required to address eacm byte of memory in Pep/8 A _______ instruction takes one byte The Program Counter (PC) contains the address of the ________ instruction An operand is __________ if it stored in the operand specifier An operand is ___________ if it is stored in the places named in the operand specifier How many bits are in the instruction register? Flag question: Question 14 Question 142 pts Write the Pep/9 assembly language statement to branch to location Branch1 if the accumulator is negative Flag question: Question 15 Question 152 pts What is the Pep/9 virtual machine? How does it relate to the Von Neumann architecture? View keyboard shortcuts pView keyboard shortcutsAccessibility Checker 0 words </>Switch to the html editorFullscreen Flag question: Question 16 Question 162 pts Machine Code and assembly language hase a ______________ relationship Flag question: Question 17 Question 172 pts Given the following state of memory, what is the contents of the accumulator after the execution of this Load instruction 11000001 00000000 00000010 0001 A2 0002 00 0003 FF Provide your answer in binary (0's and 1's) Flag question: Question 18 Question 182 pts What does the following assembler directive do? .WORD 4 View keyboard shortcuts pView keyboard shortcutsAccessibility Checker 0 words </>Switch to the html editorFullscreen Flag question: Question 19 Question 192 pts Distinguish between the pseudocode instructions .BLOCK AND .WORD. View keyboard shortcuts pView keyboard shortcutsAccessibility Checker 0 words </>Switch to the html editorFullscreen Flag question: Question 20 Question 202 pts Given the following state of memory, what is the contents of the accumulator after the execution of this Load instruction 11000000 00000000 00000010 0001 A2 0002 11 0003 FF Provide your answer in binary (0's and 1's)
