A. Dispatcher
B. Interrupt
C. Scheduler
D. None of the mentioned
A. First-come, first-served scheduling
B. Shortest job scheduling
C. Priority scheduling
D. None of the mentioned
A. Shortest job scheduling algorithm
B. Round robin scheduling algorithm
C. Priority scheduling algorithm
D. Multilevel queue scheduling algorithm
A. Kernel level thread
B. User level thread
C. Process
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: User level threads are managed by thread library and the kernel is unaware of them.
A. Job queue
B. Ready queue
C. Execution queue
D. Process queue
A. Waiting time
B. Turnaround time
C. Response time
D. Throughput
A. Cpu is allocated to the process with highest priority
B. Cpu is allocated to the process with lowest priority
C. Equal priority processes can not be scheduled
D. None of the mentioned
A. All process
B. Currently running process
C. Parent process
D. Init process
A. Shortest job scheduling algorithm
B. Round robin scheduling algorithm
C. Priority scheduling algorithm
D. Multilevel queue scheduling algorithm
A. A process can move to a different classified ready queue
B. Classification of ready queue is permanent
C. Processes are not classified into groups
D. None of the mentioned