1. Two types of transmission modes are serial and parallel transmission modes.

T F

2. The I/O modules take care of data movement between main memory and a particular

device interface.

T F

3. Disk drives sometimes skip around to allow time for the drive circuitry to process

the contents of a sector prior to reading the next sector. This is called interpathing.

T F

4. RAID-2 writes one bit per strip instead of writing data in blocks of arbitrary size.

T F

5. Absolute code is non-executable binary code that must always be loaded at a

particular location in memory.

T F

6. Interpreted languages have a many-to-many relationship between the source code

statements and executable machine instructions.

T F