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11 A I/O addresses are used by the processor to identify and communicate with components When the computer is started, information about each device is placed in a specified range in RAM memory When the processor needs to communicate with a device, it uses that device s I/O address in RAM to retrieve instructions on how to communicate with it B and C are incorrect because they both suggest that I/O addresses are used by components to either identify themselves during communication or to interrupt the processor These are, in fact, functions of IRQs, not I/O addresses D, they are used by components for direct access to the information in RAM, is incorrect because this is the function of DMA channels 12 B The term nonmaskable refers to an IRQ that cannot be ignored by the processor Most IRQs can be temporarily ignored, but some are used to halt the processor during certain error conditions, to prevent loss or corruption of data Nonmaskable IRQs are typically used to warn the processor of a parity (data transfer) error The processor must stop and deal with the error before it can continue with other processes A, maskable, is incorrect because this term is used to refer to IRQs that can be ignored (masked) by the processor IRQs 0 15 are all maskable C, cascaded, is incorrect because this term refers to the secondary IRQ controller s use of IRQ 2 to provide access to IRQs 8 15 D, noncascaded, is incorrect because this is not a valid term 13 D IRQs 10 and IRQ 12 are available One key to this answer is the fact that the computer s only noncritical peripheral is a serial mouse Because the computer uses a serial mouse, IRQ 12 (which is typically reserved for a PS/2 mouse) is not in use, so it is available Furthermore, IRQ 10 is typically available for assignment to noncritical peripherals Because there are no other noncritical peripherals in the system, IRQ 10 is available for use A, IRQs 3 and 4, is incorrect because the serial mouse must use the resources of the COM port to which it is attached If the serial mouse is attached to COM1 or COM3, it will use IRQ 4 If it is attached to COM2 or COM4, it will use IRQ 3 This means that IRQ 3 and IRQ 4 cannot both be available B, IRQs 4 and 15, is incorrect because this system uses its secondary hard drive controller When in use, this controller is assigned IRQ 15 C, IRQs 7 and 13, is incorrect because IRQ 7 is assigned to the primary parallel port (LPT1) and IRQ 13 is assigned to the math coprocessor.

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14 B IRQ 13 is in use This computer is a Pentium, which means it has a math coprocessor The math coprocessor uses IRQ 13 A, IRQs 12 and 13 are both in use, and D, IRQs 12 and 15 are both in use, are incorrect IRQ 13 is, in fact, in use by the math coprocessor However, recall that this computer uses a serial mouse Because there is no PS/2 mouse in this system, IRQ 12 is available In addition, because the computer uses only one hard drive controller, IRQ 15 is available (As an aside, although IRQs 12 and 15 might be assigned to peripheral devices, you cannot determine that from the information given in the question) C, IRQs 12, 13, and 15 are all available, is incorrect because IRQ 13 is being used by the math coprocessor 15 A The sound card may have an IRQ conflict with another device on the system Resetting it to the original or default settings may fix this problem If that does not fix the problem, a defective sound card is highly likely B is incorrect as the math coprocessor is an integral part of the Pentium 4 processor and would not work if an IRQ conflict existed with another device C, you should unplug the modem, is incorrect because the modem is external and is using the COM port for the IRQ The modem was not reported as a problem and is such is probably working correctly D, the sound card problem is unrelated to IRQ assignment, is incorrect because the intermittent sound card problem is usually indicative of an IRQ problem

You learned in 1 that the state of your program when it is running is referred to as run time, whereas the state of your program when it is not running is referred to as design time In this section, we will be working in design time

16 D You are most likely to mention that the modem uses a coaxial cable because all the other statements are incorrect Cable modems use the same cable that your television does, and they plug into the same type of wall outlet and are bidrectional A, B, and C are all incorrect because these are not properties of a coaxial cable Coaxial cables have the same type of connector on both ends, either of which can be attached to the modem or wall outlet The connector is round and contains only one wire The connector is twisted into place, so there is no wrong orientation of the connector in the port Finally, the locking mechanism on a coaxial cable is an outer ring that is twisted into place, not a tab on one side (as in an RJ connector) 17 A Male connectors have pins; female connectors have sockets Pins usually stick out from the interior of the connector and are mated with the receiver or socket in the connector B, C, and D, which make reference to the connector s shape, location of attachment, and number of wires, are all incorrect Connector shapes, attachment locales, and number of wires are all unrelated to the characteristic of having either pins or holes 18 B The RJ connector can be identified by its rectangular shape, retaining tab, and flat copper connections RJ connectors are often used in network and analog modem connections

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