Question $110$ pts

The following statement will assemble without errors:

$$ mov WORD PTR $[$eax$],1234$h

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Question $220$ pts

Write one or more statements that move the contents of word$1$ to word$2.$ Both$$word$1$and$$word$2$ are defined in the data segment.$($This question will be manually graded$)$

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Question $320$ pts

Write an instruction that moves the lower $16$ bits of dword$1$ into the BX register $($hint: use PTR$).($This question will be manually graded$)$

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Question $420$ pts

Write an instruction that moves EBX to location word$1($hint:use PTR$).($This question will be manually graded$)$

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Question $510$ pts

neg$$instruction affects same flags as add and sub.

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Question $610$ pts

The following instructions will produce $0$FFFFFFFCh in EAX:

$$mov $$al$,-4$

$$movsx eax, al

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Question $710$ pts

The loop instruction first checks the current value of ECX, if it is zero, the loop terminates; otherwise the loop continues.$$

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