The following questions refer to this data segment (in x86 assembler language):

.data

var1 db 10h,20h

var2 dw 1020h

var3 db '4'

var4 db '56'

var5 db '789','$'

Question 1: What is the total number of bytes required in memory to store the data declared by the five data defintions? (These answers are decimals)

A: 8 bytes B: 9 bytes C: 10 bytes D: 11 bytes E: 12 bytes

Question 2: How will the data defined by var1 appear in the memory in hex?

A: 0A14 B: 1020 C: 2010 D: 140A E: none of these answers

Question 3: How will the defined by var2 appear in the memory in hex?

A: 0A14 B: 1020 C: 2010 D: 140A E: none of these answers

Question 4: What is the offset into the Data Segment of the variable var4?

A: 9 bytes B: 8 bytes C: 7 bytes D: 6 bytes E: 5 bytes

Question 5: How many bytes will have been written to the standard output device after all these instructions have been executed? Answers are in decimal

mov dx, offset var3

mov ah, 9

int 21h

A: 1 byte B: 2 bytes C: 4 bytes D: 5 bytes E: 6 bytes

Question 6: Given the specific declarations of var1 through var5, which of the following would be an illegal 8086 instruction?

A: mov ax,[var2]

B: add [var3], bl

C: cmp cx, [var2]

D: sub [var3], dx

E: answer cannot be determined from information given