True/False Questions: 1. After handling a fault successfully, the CPU goes (when it does go back) to the instruction immediately after the faulting one 2. Interrupts are asynchronous events 3. Memory limit protection (within a private address space using base and bound) is implemented in the hardware instead of software 4. Memory limit protection checks are only performed in the User mode 5. Translation Look-aside Buffer (TLB) is a cache for popular (i.e., recently used) page table entries 6. Divide by 0 is an example of a fault 7. Every process has its own page table 8. A process cannot access its own page table 9. Trap is a type of synchronous exception 10. Faults are unintentional but possibly recoverable