System Administrator 2026
I/O is a _________ in system performance.
  • A. Major factor
  • B. Minor factor
  • C. Does not matter
  • D. None of the mentioned
If the number of cycles spent busy – waiting is not excessive, then ____________
  • A. Interrupt driven i/o is more efficient than programmed i/o
  • B. Programmed i/o is more efficient than interrupt driven i/o
  • C. Both programmed and interrupt driven i/o are equally efficient
  • D. None of the mentioned
What is the disadvantage of real addressing mode?
  • A. There is a lot of cost involved
  • B. Time consumption overhead
  • C. Absence of memory protection between processes
  • D. Restricted access to memory locations by processes
Preemptive, priority based scheduling guarantees ____________
  • A. Hard real time functionality
  • B. Soft real time functionality
  • C. Protection of memory
  • D. None of the mentioned
Real time systems must have ____________
  • A. Preemptive kernels
  • B. Non preemptive kernels
  • C. Preemptive kernels or non preemptive kernels
  • D. Neither preemptive nor non preemptive kernels
What is Event latency?
  • A. The amount of time an event takes to occur from when the system started
  • B. The amount of time from the event occurrence till the system stops
  • C. The amount of time from event occurrence till the event crashes
  • D. The amount of time that elapses from when an event occurs to when it is serviced.
Interrupt latency refers to the period of time ____________
  • A. From the occurrence of an event to the arrival of an interrupt
  • B. From the occurrence of an event to the servicing of an interrupt
  • C. From arrival of an interrupt to the start of the interrupt service routine
  • D. None of the mentioned
Real time systems need to __________ the interrupt latency.
  • A. Minimize
  • B. Maximize
  • C. Not bother about
  • D. None of the mentioned