11. (T/F) Your application program and other object files required by the program are link to form an executable file by the compiler. 12. (T/F) Dynamically linked library is loaded to memory by the loader at load time. 13. (T/F) The medium-term scheduler controls the degree of programming. 14. (I/F) A process is essentially an executable program in the file system. 15. (T/F) The GNU compilation command gee -c mainc on Linux generates an executable file called out by default. 16. (I/F) Micro-kernels normally use message passing for communications. 17. (T/F) Short term scheduler selects processes from a wait queue to use the CPU. 18. (/F) The primary goal of operating systems designed for small PCs is efficiency. 19. /F) The file permission bits 1 0 1 indicates that the file readable and executable. 20. I/F) Multiprogramming is a logical extension of time-sharing. Pave LEAD