1) The mnemonic representation of an instruction is also called opcode(Operation code).

I put true and the answer was false. Why?

2) Match each term with its definition

opcode - a friendly term that describes operation code

mnemonic - a command embedded in the source code that is recognized and acted upon by the assembler. Can define variables, macros and procedures.

operand - operation and operand(s)

instruction - tells the processor what operation should be performed.

register - very efficient internal places to store data, built inside the processor, (Not on the RAM).

directives - the argument or parameter following the mnemonics

These were my answer. What is the answer would be. I only got correct 1 out of 6