Q11easyWhen a child process is created, does it share the same memory space as the parent?AOnly if they are threads.BNo, the child process has no memory.CNo, the child gets a duplicate copy of the parent's memory space (Copy-on- Write).DYes, they always share identical memory.Check AnswerReveal Answer & ExplanationDiscuss on Board
Q12easyWhat is the Ready Queue?AA list of completed processes.BA list of all files in the system.CA list of processes waiting for the printer.DA queue of processes that are in memory and ready to run, just waiting for CPU time.Check AnswerReveal Answer & ExplanationDiscuss on Board
Q13easyWhat is a Short-term Scheduler vs Long-term Scheduler?AShort-term is for desktop; Long-term is for servers.BShort-term manages files; Long-term manages disks.CShort-term is for OS; Long-term is for Users.DShort-term picks which process runs in CPU (ms); Long-term picks which programs enter the ready queue (seconds/minutes).Check AnswerReveal Answer & ExplanationDiscuss on Board
Q14easyWhich state transition is impossible in a typical process life cycle?AWaiting → Running (directly)BRunning → WaitingCRunning → ReadyDReady → RunningCheck AnswerReveal Answer & ExplanationDiscuss on Board
Q15easyWhat is the difference between a Process and a Thread?AThreads require their own OS.BProcesses cannot run concurrently.CA process has its own isolated memory space; threads share the memory space of their parent process.DProcesses are faster than threads.Check AnswerReveal Answer & ExplanationDiscuss on Board