Are you familiar with the central processing unit? It is the major part of any computer system, and it is generally arranged by the main memory, control unit, or arithmetic logic unit. It represents the center of the entire computer system. It is connected to various peripheral equipment, which includes input and output devices. This magnificent quiz is all ready for you to discover new things about the central processing unit.
Wordlength, Cache Memory and Clock Speed
Wordlength only
Cache Memory and Wordlength only
Wordlength and Clock Speed only
The number of bits on that CPU's databus
The number of bits the CPU can send and receive at a go
The number of bits the CPU can process at a go
All of the above
Is also known as Cache Memory
Is also known as accumulator
Is a temporary storage location
Can hold a maximum of 32 bits
1
3
9
2
Accumulator
Program Counter, Instruction Register
Shift Register
All of the above
Determines the number of memory locations that can be directly acessed by the CPU
Carries data between the CPU and main memory
Is a two-way bus
All of the above are true
It is a general purpose register
It is the amount of RAM installed
It is the number of memory locations that can be accessed by the CPU and is determined by the number of lines on the address bus
It is the number of bits on the address bus
It is a temporary storage location inside the CPU
It is a section of CPU responsible for all transfer of data between CPU and other components and for fetching, decoding and executing instructions
It is a special purpose register
All of the above
It holds the next instruction to be executed
It holds the address of the next instruction to be executed
It fetches the next instruction
It decodes instructions
Is a bus connecting CPU and main memory that can carry data between them
Is a two-way bus
Both of the above are true
None of the above are true
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