8. The Silly loop program learned from the lecture still runs with a graceful 5 points termination because a. It hits the ceiling of the program's work space in memory b. The process is forced to terminate by the operating system c. Signed int type of variable has a upper bound for valid values and so overflowing can occur 9. If the Morse's law still holds, and there are one 10 millions of transistors 5 points contained in a chip today, how many transistors can be contained in a same-size chip 4.5 years later? 47 20 millions 40 millions 80 millions O 160 millions 10. A Benchmark is probably 8. a set of storage-intensive programs to run to test performance of a processor b. a set of arithmetic intensive programs to run to test performance of a processor c. a set of unusual programs to run to test performance of a processor 0 da set of different types of programs to run to test the performance of a processor 4. For a given architecture, the translation from high-level language programs to assembly codes is unique, or the mapping is one-to-one. 5 point a true O b. false 5. For a given architecture, the translation from assembly codes to machine codes is unique. or the mapping is one-to-one 1 Spoints a true b. false 6. For a given architecture, the machine codes can be translated back into Sport assembly codes. so can be made human-readable and therefore, programmers should not expect binary programs to hide any trading secrets. O a true bfalse 7. Is addi Sto, Sto.70000 a valid MIPS instruction? pont O Yes b. No 1. Which is a high-level language Instruction? 5 point 00000000101000100000000100011000 b. add St2, 64, $12 O temp-vlkl 2. What kind of language is Java? 3 points o Machine b. Assembly High-level 3. The register PC (program count) holds the number of instruction to be executed next a. The value in PC keep increasing all time b operation coded by I. begand bine may alter PC's value