Operating System (NCO)
This test contains basic questions of operating system which can be asked in NCO exam for class 10 and 11.
Questions
A request made by any program to the operating system for performing tasks is called
- system call
- function
- procedure
- instruction
- task
When a process executes, it changes state. The state in which process is waiting to be assigned to a processor is called
- terminated state
- ready state
- waiting state
- running state
- new state
Which of the following is a non-preemptive process scheduling?
- FCFS [First come first serve] process scheduling.
- SJRF [Shortest jon remaining first]
- RR [Round Robin] process scheduling
- Priority preemptive process scheduling
- Multilevel feedback queue process scheduling
Information associated with each process is stored in
- program counter
- file
- process state
- process control block
- directory
Which of the following file systems allows more efficient use of hard drive space and allows partitions up to 8 GB using 4 KB cluster sizes?
- FAT32
- FAT16
- NTFS5
- NTFS4
- FAT14
Second generation of operating systems use which of the following electronic device?
- Tansistors
- Vacuum tubes
- Integrated Circuit (IC)
- Large scale integration
- Punch-card
A program that controls the execution of application programs and acts as an interface between the user of a computer and the computer hardware is called a/an
- loader
- operating system
- assembler
- compiler
- interpreter
Which file system is used by Windows 2000 operating system?
- NTFS4
- NTFS5
- FAT16
- HPSC
- FAT32
Which of the following extensions is used by executable file?
- c
- com
- doc
- obj
- txt
In an operating system, a thread is a
- program in execution
- lightweight process (LWP)
- group of instruction
- request to the operating system to perform any task
- task
Which of the following is not a necessary condition for deadlock?
- Mutual inclusion
- Mutual exclusion
- Hold and wait
- No-preemption
- Circular wait
Which part of Process Control Block includes a process priority, pointers to scheduling queues, and any other scheduling parameters.
- Memory-management information
- CPU-scheduling information
- CPU registers
- Program counter
- Process state