$1)$In the Intel $8086/8088$ microprocessor, the parity flag is set to $0$ if the byte has an even number of $1$s; otherwise, it is cleared.

a$)$True

b$)$ False

$2)$The ALE is an active low signal in the Intel $8086/8088$ microprocessor

a$)$ True

b$)$False

$3)$In the Intel $8086/8088$ microprocessor, both the address bus and data bus are bidirectional

a$)$True

b$)$False

$4)$The instruction MOV DS$,0124$ is not a valid instruction because:

a$.$

The segement register is $16-$bits and the operand is larger than $16-$bit

b$.$

To move information to the segment registers, the data must first be moved to a general$-$purpose register, then to the segment register

c$.$

The operand should be bracketed

d$.$

The operand must first be placed in the CS register before moving it to the DS register

$5)$In the Intel $8086/8088$ microprocessor, the CF is set when there is a carry out, from d$15$ after an $8-$bit operation.

a$)$True

b$)$False

$6)$In the intel $8086/8088$ microprocessor, the default counter register is DX

a$)$True

b$)$ False

$7)$ If the instruction MOV AL$,57$ starts at location $1165$:$0100,$ the next memory location available after execution of this instruction will be:

a$.$

$0101$

b$.$

$0102$

c$.$

$0100$

d$.$

$1132$:$0102$

$8)$Six flags, called conditional flags, indicate some condition resulting after an instruction executes.

True

False

$9)$Given a starting address of $1165$:$0100,$ after the instruction MOV AL$,57$ is executed the opcode will be stored:

a$.$

In memory location $1165$:$0101$

b$.$

In memory location $1165$:$0102$

c$.$

In memory location $1165$:$0104$

d$.$

None of the above

$10)$ MOV BX$,$ DX is an example of what type of addressing mode?

a$.$

Direct

b$.$

Register

c$.$

Immediate

d$.$

Register Indirect