1 point The primary separation of program code in an operating system environment is: User Space, which contains user processes, and Kernel Space which contains a set of Kernel processes User Space, which contains a set of system daernors and Kernel Space where user applications are executed User space, which consists of processes and Kernel Space which contains privileged operating system code. Processes are kept separate from each other, but otherwise processes have full access to all system instructions 3 1 point is a type of Kernel architecture where the kernel is one large program, Exokernel Monolithic Micro-kernel Singleton 1 point is a type of kernel architecture where the kernel contains as little code as possible, and most operating system functions are offloaded to daemon processes Monolithic Kernel Micro-Kernel Simplified Kernel Exokernel