Processes (1-b)

A process is best defined as:

Which of these is part of a process?

Which process state means the process is waiting to be assigned to a processor?

Which information is NOT stored in the Process Control Block (PCB)?

The ready queue contains processes that are:

The long-term scheduler controls:

An I/O-bound process typically has:

During a context switch, the system:

In UNIX, which system call replaces a process's memory space with a new program?

Cascading termination refers to:

Process execution must progress in a sequential fashion.

The short-term scheduler is invoked infrequently and may be slow.

A process that has just finished waiting for an I/O event moves directly to the running state.

Context-switch time is useful work performed by the CPU.

In UNIX, the fork() system call creates a new process.

A CPU-bound process spends more time doing I/O than computation.

The PCB stores the process state, program counter, and CPU registers.

The long-term scheduler is also called the job scheduler.

A parent process may abort a child that has exceeded its allocated resources.

Processes never migrate between the scheduling queues.

Match each process state.

Match each scheduling concept.

Match each scheduling queue.

Match each UNIX / creation term.

Match each process type / termination term.