What is the need of protection?

A. Prevent mischievous violation
B. Prevent and intentional
C. Ensure that each program component uses resources allotted to it only
D. All of the mentioned

What is the principle of least privilege?

A. Less privileges provide difficulty in executing admin tasks
B. Users can get temporary high privilege access
C. Users should be given just enough privileges to perform their tasks
D. None of the mentioned

What is the main objective of protection?

A. Ensure all objects are protected individually
B. Objects have different priority and thus different levels of protection
C. Ensure that each object is accessed correctly and only by allowed processes
D. None of the mentioned

What is the correct way the segmentation program address is stored?

A. Name, offset
B. Start, stop
C. Access, rights
D. Offset, rights

What is a major feature of segmentation?

A. Program is divided in data memory and program memory
B. Program is executed in segments
C. Program is divided into pieces having different access rights
D. It has effect of an unbounded architecture

What is best solution to have effect of unbounded number if base/bound registers?

A. Tagged architecture
B. Segmentation
C. Fence method
D. None of the mentioned

What is true regarding tagged architecture?

A. Every word of machine memory has one or more extra bits
B. Extra bits are used to do padding
C. Extra bits are not used to identify rights to that word
D. It is very compatible to code upgrades

How is disadvantage of all-or-nothing approach overcome?

A. Base/bound
B. Relocation technique
C. Fence method
D. Tagged architecture

What is all-or-nothing situation for sharing in memory?

A. Program makes all its data available to be accessed
B. It prohibits access to some
C. It creates rules who can access program memory
D. It separates program memory and data memory

What is the role of base/bound registers?

A. They give starting address to a program
B. Program’s addresses are neatly confined to space between the base and the bound registers
C. They provide encrypted environment
D. This technique doesn’t protects a program’s address from modification by another user