Operating Systems: Core Concepts Challenge
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- 1
Which of the following is NOT a primary function of an operating system?
- AMemory management
- BProcessor management
- CDevice management
- DDatabase administration
- 2
What is the primary goal of memory management in an operating system?
- ATo increase the clock speed of the CPU
- BTo efficiently allocate and de-allocate memory to processes
- CTo manage the file system
- DTo control network traffic
- 3
What is the role of the I/O controller in device management?
- ATo manage the CPU's processing speed
- BTo keep track of all devices connected to the system
- CTo allocate memory to different processes
- DTo manage the file system
- 4
What is the core concept behind parallel computing?
- AUsing a single processor to execute tasks sequentially
- BSimultaneously using multiple computer resources to solve a problem
- CDistributing computing tasks across different geographical locations
- DManaging files and directories on a storage device
- 5
What is the main advantage of open systems?
- AThey are more secure than closed systems
- BThey are cheaper to develop
- CThey promote communication and interoperability between different systems
- DThey are always faster than closed systems