1. Match the Term to the Solution:

Terms

Virtual Memory

Static random access memory

Memory that uses circuits similar to D flipflops

The type of memory at the top of the memory hierarchy

When data is found at a given memory level

memory speed is directly proportional to its

Spacial locality means

Cache Memory

Temporal locality means

Dynamic RAM

memory that must be refreshed every few ms to avoid losing data

memory used to store permanent or semi-permanent

Solutions

distance from CPU

accesses tend to cluster

ROM

RRAM

Cache

provides more blocks

recently accessed data elements tend to be accessed again

SRAM

DRAM

registers

accesses tend to be infrequent

a hit

provides more space

provides more speed

price

2. Match the Term to the Solution. (Some items may be used more than once.)

Terms

Every process has its own

Subject to internal fragmentation

Where the TLB is stored

Subject to external fragmentation

provides more space

Stores a correspondence of virtual page number and physical memory frame number

provides more speed

When a requested page is not found in the page table

Solutions

Virtual memory

Frame fault

Page fault

Page table

Page table

Paging

Cache memory

process table

Cache memory and Main Memory

Main Memory

Segmentation